Is there a way to attach the chaise to the sofa portion? It keeps sliding apart on my tile floors. Help?! :)
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I just purchased this so I have no idea if this will happen, but prepared to buy these. Maybe they'll help you. http://www.stayfurnituregrippers.com/
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Not sure if you could attach some strap brackets to the underside, or not. We have wood floors and experienced the same problem. We toook the "legs" of and coated them with a rubber material that you use to coat hand tool handles with (available at most large home improvement stores). If this is not an option, you might try some no-slip cups placed underneath each leg.
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I am not having that problem.. Of course mine is on carpet. Maybe you can get those little rubber thingys that holds throw carpets down and put them on the ends of the legs.. might help and you don't lose much if it doesn't.
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Not really. I keep my chase up against a wall. Maybe from underneath, attaching some sort of latch to chaise and sofa?
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I kept mine on a concrete floor and it did slide some as the puppy pushed against it. I'm not sure how you could fix that.
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No, it is extremely frustrating, I used Velcro on both the floor and vent extender to keep in in place. Not pretty, but it's under the couch, so no one but me knows.
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Since a metal surface would tend to make it easier for any cushion to slide (these don't have ties on the back corners), you could simply cut a piece of rug grip and place it between the metal & the cushion to prevent any movement. I hope this answer is helpful!
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An entire sofa??? The dye absolutely will NOT rub off! However, you might want to try Goodwill... Good luck.
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You have to adjust the feet. I had the same trouble at first. It has to be leveled because all floors are not perfectly even.
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My husband put ours together and it is my understanding that he was able to decide what side to attach the chaise. We were missing two very important screws/connectors and had to go to Lowe's to purchase these. This was irritating, but overall we have been very please with this product.
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I wish I could tell you a special trick to use but my daughter folded the couch into position before I got home. She did it by herself which surprised me because it is very heavy.Maybe if you got another person to help, you could put it in place. I know I could not have done it alone.
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These pads would only work that way if you purchased them a bit bigger than the legs on what you intend to move. This would help if the furniture did try to slip off it would notdamage the floor. The other suggestion I would have would be to buy pads with rubber on one side that would keep your furniture in place while moving but could be removed.
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if I understand your question - no you can't. I remember that I have to slide it out a bit to lay down back portion of sofa to click it down flat. The picture at left is as a chaise - that end clicks down flat, then you would lift the back support end for sofa. The seat portion as a whole does not lift.
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My guess is that is has to do with this not being a fine piece of furniture. And your assembly technique. Loosen the screws that hold the shelves, as well as the bracing. When things are still together, but you can move them around a little, put it where it needs to go. Like the kitchen. Now that it is on your level, or maybe not, surface, tighten everything back together. This should, in theory, adjust for your maybe not level floor, or the minor differences in length of the wood. I know my floor is really bad, and this helped.
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I'm not sure which connectors would work well. However, my couch came with 2 U-shaped metal connectors for the sofa and chaise. They connect under the seat cushions. Honestly though, I didn't use them and haven't needed to. If you've got rambunctious kiddos or tile/wood floors it might be better to get something that screws in at the bottom.
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i thought about doing that actually to raise it up off the floor to maybe have it be a similar height as to the rest of the furniture .. that said, i think one needed to 1st install a wood base to the bottom in which to secure the legs on. good luck!
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I don't find it heavy as much as I do awkward to handle. I usually grab the back of the seat and drag it across the carpet in a bumpy way. i found some straight furnature gliders at the hardware store and stuck them on for an easier glide. After I got tile on floor I'd put a towel under the back leg, tilt the back of chair down and glide it into place. It works ok for me because I only use it once a month and store it in the garage in between. If you plan to take it from place to place this one is not that kind of portable.
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I bought it for a wicker set, so no problem with sliding. I guess if it did you could buy that rubber padded shelf liner and put it down first. The cushions are gorgeous, and comfortable! well made.
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Try putting something under it that won't slide backwards if you have hardwood floors or tile hope that helps
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I have this couch and the back cushions can be removed. Also the chaise part can be moved around so you can use it as a sofa with an ottoman.