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Title: Couch thread Post by: Doobs on July 06, 2015, 04:22:33 PM Could we move the vouch debate to a separate thread please. If someone cleverer than me could start a couch thread I would appreciate it. Thank you. I prefer to call it a sofa. I am SURE I am right on this and don't intend to listen to any contrary opinions. Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: RED-DOG on July 06, 2015, 04:23:55 PM Could we move the vouch debate to a separate thread please. If someone cleverer than me could start a couch thread I would appreciate it. Thank you. I prefer to call it a sofa. I am SURE I am right on this and don't intend to listen to any contrary opinions. You're just settee your ways. Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: Simon Galloway on July 06, 2015, 04:25:52 PM Is this where I can chaises longues held opinions?
Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: Doobs on July 06, 2015, 04:26:30 PM Settee is good. Sure that is what my mum would call it and don't think she can ever be wrong.
Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: Eso Kral on July 06, 2015, 04:27:46 PM Sofa so good with this new thread
Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: Knottikay on July 06, 2015, 04:28:30 PM He really should of played more games for England IMO Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: RED-DOG on July 06, 2015, 04:29:37 PM Is this where I can chaises longues held opinions? No. We have to go to Chesterfield. Get in divan. Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: TightEnd on July 06, 2015, 04:30:11 PM be careful, pouffe and it might be gone
Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: Doobs on July 06, 2015, 04:32:59 PM I have a settee/sofa/couch with springs that go back to front under the seat cussions. Obviously isn't a particularly well built one, as the springs are held in place by a little plastic clip. One is broken and we now have a sagging sofa with one spring with a severe bend in it (It is bent about 90 degress currently. Even if I straightened it, I am not going to be able to attach it to a broken plastic clip.
So currently under one cussion we have spring/spring/spring/broken spring/spring. Is there an easy fix I can do? I can lay something on top of the working springs though think it may raise comfort issues (not that it is comfortable now). I suspect if I choose something too flimsy the kids will choose exactly that point to jump on the sette and snap it within a week. Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: RED-DOG on July 06, 2015, 04:34:49 PM I have a settee/sofa/couch with springs that go back to front under the seat cussions. Obviously isn't a particularly well built one, as the springs are held in place by a little plastic clip. One is broken and we now have a sagging sofa with one spring with a severe bend in it (It is bent about 90 degress currently. Even if I straightened it, I am not going to be able to attach it to a broken plastic clip. So currently under one cussion we have spring/spring/spring/broken spring/spring. Is there an easy fix I can do? I can lay something on top of the working springs though think it may raise comfort issues (not that it is comfortable now). I suspect if I choose something too flimsy the kids will choose exactly that point to jump on the sette and snap it within a week. Can you replace the clip with a cable tie? Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: Eso Kral on July 06, 2015, 04:36:04 PM I have a settee/sofa/couch with springs that go back to front under the seat cussions. Obviously isn't a particularly well built one, as the springs are held in place by a little plastic clip. One is broken and we now have a sagging sofa with one spring with a severe bend in it (It is bent about 90 degress currently. Even if I straightened it, I am not going to be able to attach it to a broken plastic clip. So currently under one cussion we have spring/spring/spring/broken spring/spring. Is there an easy fix I can do? I can lay something on top of the working springs though think it may raise comfort issues (not that it is comfortable now). I suspect if I choose something too flimsy the kids will choose exactly that point to jump on the sette and snap it within a week. Can you replace the clip with a cable tie? Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: Doobs on July 06, 2015, 04:42:37 PM I have a settee/sofa/couch with springs that go back to front under the seat cussions. Obviously isn't a particularly well built one, as the springs are held in place by a little plastic clip. One is broken and we now have a sagging sofa with one spring with a severe bend in it (It is bent about 90 degress currently. Even if I straightened it, I am not going to be able to attach it to a broken plastic clip. So currently under one cussion we have spring/spring/spring/broken spring/spring. Is there an easy fix I can do? I can lay something on top of the working springs though think it may raise comfort issues (not that it is comfortable now). I suspect if I choose something too flimsy the kids will choose exactly that point to jump on the sette and snap it within a week. Can you replace the clip with a cable tie? I don't think there is anything left that I can attach it to. I need to pick up my daughter soon, might turn the settee upside down tomorrow and get a photo of the area. It has defeated me sofa(r). Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: The_nun on July 06, 2015, 04:54:44 PM Ill do it for our welsh pal James.
I'm Sofaking Happy. Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: Ironside on July 06, 2015, 05:04:52 PM I think you all need to see a psychiatrist
I can 100% gtd that I can vouch for one with a top couch Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: celtic on July 06, 2015, 05:06:06 PM I'm going to recliner the opportunity to make poor couch jokes.
Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: RED-DOG on July 06, 2015, 05:12:55 PM I have a settee/sofa/couch with springs that go back to front under the seat cussions. Obviously isn't a particularly well built one, as the springs are held in place by a little plastic clip. One is broken and we now have a sagging sofa with one spring with a severe bend in it (It is bent about 90 degress currently. Even if I straightened it, I am not going to be able to attach it to a broken plastic clip. So currently under one cussion we have spring/spring/spring/broken spring/spring. Is there an easy fix I can do? I can lay something on top of the working springs though think it may raise comfort issues (not that it is comfortable now). I suspect if I choose something too flimsy the kids will choose exactly that point to jump on the sette and snap it within a week. Can you replace the clip with a cable tie? I bet it broke because he keeps putting his futon it. Title: Re: Couch thread Post by: EvilPie on July 06, 2015, 05:18:41 PM Had some quality giggles from this thread.
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