House2Home 27" Couch Spring Repair Kit - Fix Sagging Cushions - Includes 4pk Springs, Clips, Wire, Screws & Instructions

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.

Decided to extend the life of an old sofa by replacing some broken springs. Everything you need to do that is included in this kit. If you follow the instructions it’s pretty easy to do. Has given us a bit more time with our old sofa. A pretty easy DIY.

Product was easy to install and fixed the sofa. This is the second time I’ve used these. Everything was there to complete the job. Only thing the screws are to long.

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.

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