How to Repair Sofa Springs

Is your sofa sagging? Do you nearly sink to the ground when you sit down to relax? Don't worry, you're not alone! Many people experience the same problem. There's no need to call the manufacturer. More than likely it is not their fault. There is a weight limit on sofas containing springs, and there is also an advisory not to jump on them. If neither of these reasons explains why your sofa springs are worn out, it may simply be caused by extensive use. A good comparison of a sagging spring in a sofa is an elderly adult leg. As we age, the bounce tends to fade from our steps. We sit down fast and take a long time to get back up. The good news is, a worn-out sofa spring is much easier to repair than a worn-out human limb.

Pliers
Knife
String
Staple gun
Sofa spring

Instructions

Repairing the Springs
- 1
  Remove fabric on bottom of sofa. Pull strongly to remove the staples that hold it in place. If you need to, use pliers to do this.
- 2
  Check to see if springs are compressed or stretched out. They may be smashed down flat or may be leaning to the side. Compare worn-out springs to new springs in order to determine need of repair.
- 3
  Attach pliers to the spring. Use them to pull and twist worn-out areas bringing it back to its original coiled form. If this process does not work, continue to Step 3.
- 4
  Purchase a new spring. Identify the worn-out spring and remove it by cutting ties with a knife. You will need to use pliers to disconnect it from metal wires as well.
- 5
  Replace the old spring with the new one. Tie the new spring into place using a strong piece of string.
- 6
  Replace fabric on the underneath portion of the sofa. Use a staple gun to secure it into place.

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Repairing the Springs