House2Home 27" Couch Spring Repair Kit to Fix Sofa Support for Sagging Cushio...

Awesome product! Totally worth the price and saved me hundreds on a new couch. My old couch had broke a couple springs over the years and this kit was exactly as described! Included everything I needed to get the couch feeling like new. Came with 4 springs, hangers, screws, the wire that ties it all together, and the little crimp connecters to hold the wire to the springs. 10/10 would buy this again in a heartbeat. If you're old couch is sagging and you want to get a couple more years out of it this is absolutely worth the price. Just make sure you take an old spring out and measure first!! I bought the right size and still had to really manhandle the new springs to get them into place. (They make a tool for that but ya know 😅) Anyways, if you're thinking about it just spend the 20 bucks and do it!

We had to replace a spring in our couch, and this one fixed it right up. Brought our couch back from being broken to looking and sitting like new again. Very easy to install and had everything you need to repair it.

1. I've never done spring repair before. 2. I'm 36 and consider myself a Jack of all Trades, but a Master of None. 3. I repaired an 11 year old, $500-$700 couch, we purchased from Big Lots. (American General Retail) 4. My springs were very weak. You really sank into the couch. Turned out the wire that connects to all the springs was broken in a couple spots. 5. I bought 4 packs, 16 springs in total to replace all my old ones. I left the old springs in because they were hard to remove. The old spring clips were not screwed in, but rather hammered in. They had sharp bits that go straight into wood. 6. This caused my couch to be very very firm. Almost as if I'm going to slid forward off of couch when sitting. Couch blanket tucked under remedies this. 7. I recommend removing the old springs if at all possible. I may end up still doing this and just re-clip the connecting wire all over again. 8. You get more than enough hardware -Spring clips/brackets -wire/spring connectors -and wire. 1 wire was enough to do 2 runs all the way down my couch. Still had enough for a 3rd if needed. 9. Tools I needed: -Drill and drill bit/Phillips screw driver head (pre-drill pilot holes to screw in Spring clip/brackets) -1 inch screws -Wire Cutters (to cut old wire and new) -Plyers (to crimp wire claps) -Staple gun to re-staple bottom couch dust cover. (I bought a new cover) Conclusion: Great product. Definitely strong springs. $100 made my 11 year old could feel brand new. Saved hundreds from buying a new couch.

Okay -I'm a heavier dude and I like to occasionally sit criss-cross applesauce (whatever the kids call it these days) This has lead to both a name brand easy chair and and mediocre quality sofa having springs go soft in the exact same spot. I used this kit to repair both. It isn't exactly easy, and be very careful handling these things, they do like to jump back at you if you are getting them under tension and don't have a firm grip. I did find the little clamps that comes with the kit exceptionally difficult to clamp around the wire and spring - but maybe I wasn't using the right tool for it. After a bit of a tussle both chair and sofa are functional again and I would buy these again.

These worked great for reupholstering antique dining room chairs; had to cut the springs in half with a bolt cutter, but final product was excellent

great product

A spring broke in my favorite chair causing it to sag and felt like I was sitting in a hole. I had watched a video about repairing it on youtube and it mentioned that kits like this were available on Amazon. For the price, I thought it was worth a shot. I didn't actually take the old spring out, I just cut about 12" of the spring in the kit and bridged over the break and used the fasteners it came with. It worked great! Immediately I could feel the seat had regained support. The kit had way more stuff in it than I needed for this repair, but if it happens on another chair, I'm sure I can fix it.

I tore the whole bottom of my couch out so I could take on this project! I'm sweating. I'm irritated. This is not for the average person. They are professional materials for a professional installer! I just wanted to fix my couch and I chose the hard way. I had to remove parts from the original couch in order to install these springs and wires. Several times I wished I had whatever magical, specialty tools they have at the company that could make this easier. Chances are your couch doesn't fit the exact specifications for this kit. Mine didn't either. Don't get me wrong. They are quality materials. But, unless you are a professional furniture maker and upholsterer you are not going to find this kit accessible. I'm stuck with it at this point. But, my advice is to get those foam couch cushions. I wish I did!

My wife likes to flop on the couch and last year she broke two springs when flopping herself down. I put these on to replace the broken one and added the rest to support her favourite "Flop" spot. Worked like a charm.

This was a great kit for my sofa repair project. Good quality and strong - the springs, attachments, stay wire, and clips. I highly recommend House2Home. I replaced broken springs and wires, and reinforced the old wire. I only wish the kit came with more clips, as I had to buy more from House2Home (the new wire needed to be clipped everywhere, not just to the new springs.) Reccommend anyway.

Fixed my lazyboy rocker recliner. Worked great. On line instructions helped.

Some of the springs in my leather couch had collapsed due to certain guests 'dropping' hard onto it. I knew at least 2 springs appeared to have been broken without dismantling the couch from underneath, but I didn't know what hardware I would need to repair it. This kit had ALL the hardware necessary to complete the job and for a reasonable price you will be able to handle just about any spring problem. If the frame is good, you can adapt the hardware in the kit. I opted to replace the two affected springs, but the brackets holding the springs had broken. The metal brackets in the kit were adaptable though mounted differently than OEM. The springs in the kit needed to be cut by hacksaw to fit. The tie-down clips secured the new springs to the old support wire, but if you needed new support wire it's included in the kit. Be prepared for a lot of effort to put the springs in place, and you'll need an industrial stapler to re-install any lining you had to remove to access the springs. This is a tough job, so be prepared work for it! Those springs need to be pulled in place while securing them. You 'll also need different pliers to crimp the tie-down clips; a combination of needle-nose and vise-grips. But if you're reasonably handy it's a lot cheaper than a new couch, particularly if the rest of it is in good shape.

Got it in specified time. Used it. Everything seems of great quality. Could use a few more crimp clips for tying the wire along the springs but other than that it seems to be solid.