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The couch in our apartment was kind of saggy. Turns out: the plastic hooks that hold the springs underneath in place don’t last forever 😳 #repairtimePermalink On twitter.com
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You can buy replacement hooks but they’re screwed or stapled in place from the top, and covered by fabric which is also stapled in place 🙄On twitter.com
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Luckily there’s ONE company that builds hooks that you can screw into the side of the frame. Took forever to find them and even longer to get them 🙈Permalink On twitter.com
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So first off the hardest part: getting the remainder of the old hook out of the way. Sawing them off turned out to be the best solution with the tools at handPermalink On twitter.com
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Did some predrilling just to be safe and then got the hook screwed in a bit. The springs hold quite some tension, and getting the hook completely screwed in and hooking in the screw was a little too much. Instead, hooking in first and then screwing the hook all in worked greatPermalink On twitter.com
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Repeat that a few times, and the first half is back together 💪Permalink On twitter.com
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Second half of the couch is even worse, we’re even missing some springs 🤨🧐 (couch came with the place, somebody probably threw them out I guess?)Permalink On twitter.com
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Anyway, I figured out a pattern that seemed ok, and by now it’s kind of a quick thing to do…Permalink On twitter.com
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Finally all back together again, for about 20€ in parts. You could buy replacement springs as well, but I hope this is enough. #thereifixeditPermalink On twitter.com
