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mandy_moo_1
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Does anybody know where I can buy those strengthener things that you put under your settee/armchair cushion seats when they start to go saggy, to give a bit more support? I don't know what they're called, but its like a long plastic board that you put between the cushion & the seat,IYKWIM

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Additions direct do sofa savers not one long board but the do the same job sofa saverWeight loss since 01/08/07 - 72 lbs:j0
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dunelm mill sell them try there online store.0
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I got one from the market but to be honest it hasn't made much difference to my saggy sofa.0
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B&Q and Wickes sell plywood...0
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I think I have seen them in the kleenezee catalogue but havent got a clue how much they are though:cool: Official DFW Nerd Club Member #37 Debt free Feb 07 :cool:0
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Hi We bought the kleenezee one it was ok, but DH then bought plywood and that was great had a few more years out of the sofa.0
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mandy_moo_1 wrote:Does anybody know where I can buy those strengthener things that you put under your settee/armchair cushion seats when they start to go saggy, to give a bit more support? I don't know what they're called, but its like a long plastic board that you put between the cushion & the seat,IYKWIM
Hi Mandy i have used these in the past and they where a nitemare !
About as much use as chocolate fire guards they are !0 -
Only time I recall seeing them is in magazines
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thanx peeps....sounds like the ply board idea might be better .... just wanted to get a bit longer out of my saggy sofa cos i don't have the funds for another one at the moment0
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We used one of these and got another few years out of our sofa - the ones from Betterware/Kleeneze aren't very good, they are covered in plastic to make them look like wood but aren't very robust. We found one that was pieces of wood inside cloth (not sure where from tho). The plywood will work I think. We also laid an old duvet across the boards under the cushions, it was a bit of a shock to sit down before we added that - it made the sofa nice n squishy.0
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