Can you leave them while using a couch? I'd like to move it back and fourth now and then and still sit on it. Will this break them possibly?
925762
I know they recommend taking them off when you're done moving. I have ALWAYS left them under ALL of my furniture so I can move them when I want. The worst I have found is there will be dents and sometimes cracks in them but with the cost I just replace them. Mine last years though.
925763
They will be fine. I have them under my couch and other heavy furniture. they have been there for over a year. Enjoy
925764
I don't see why you couldn't leave them under your couch, but the foam on top might lose it's sponge-ness after a while... That said, I left mine under my couch until I moved it back. If I even put my hand on the couch, it slid (and I only weigh 130lbs). I wouldn't advise leaving them, you might miss the couch and plop on the floor ;)
2246571
No. Once in couch position the mattress at least for me, hasn't moved. I will say it's not an easy job changing couch to bed and back though.
469759
I wouldn't recommend using them again. Once they are in place, it's best not to bother them. I've had to use two on one piece of furniture because if you strap them too tight, they snap. You get what you pay for.
1333690
I think they will! If it's super heavy you might want to stack 2 squares under the leg but they're pretty thick on their own. I'm still so impressed with how well they work. It's been a couple months and even plopping down heavily on the couch still not a single inch of movement.
775774
We personally position them where they can be used by just swivelling. Once sitting in them, it's hard to move them and before sitting in them, if they're set at the proper place for free movement, you don't need to move them. When we do move them, we lift up and set down. Anything can scratch a wood/laminate floor.
808507
In my experience ....no.....might be wise to do that with a somewhat soft base such as a couch or your bed.
872401
I'm guessing here as I haven't tried it- I bet it would be fine when laid flat on frame as a bed- if there's enough support. But it wouldn't be able to sit up by itself as a couch when bed is flipped up, would be too floppy I think. That said, we have pulled it off the sofa fold out before and put it next to the kids bed in bedroom on floor for sleepovers- it really is quite comfortable even if only a few inches thick.
1221753
I use these on a couch with a tile floor; I can move the couch, but with difficulty. I think they are designed to primarily keep the couch from sliding.
791886
you can move them, but they stay in the bent position.... no "to infinity and beyond" position, sadly.
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Hi there ,well, to be honest, i am heavy and my kids like to jump or play on the sofa.So the result was that we broke the main part. My husband tried to fix it.didn't work out.we kept a corner but it's not worth it.
2267906
I have them on either side of my couch, on fairly thick carpet. They're fine for us, but if you have small children they would probably need to be secured to the wall.
415675
There is a video on the BackJoy website ... www.backjoy.com that shows you how to position these. Someone has commented on this that should not have - these are intended for sitting only - NOT lying down.
1840500
Personally, I would not leave them permanently. Your sofa and lounge chairs will probably slip and slide during use. These pads are for moving furniture around on a hard surface.
1274858
Yes and no. The cushions you see on the sides are attached to the sides/frame. They do have a velcro strip though, so you can move them out of the way when you use the couch as a bed but you can't remove them completely.
1018522
It is hallow underneath so it may be difficult to move on furniture sliders. Hopefully I answered your question.
1701922
No Such Thing. It will not "Come Apart", as far as I know. It is all one couch. It is designed in a way to act independently of its individual sections, though. Meaning, you can have one part reclined and the other end (only the end sections recline), in the upright or partially reclined position. Other than that, it will not or is not designed to be broken down into three equal pieces, that I am aware of.
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In my case yes, I have two small dogs that send much too much time on our leather sofas.I should remove them but they run the house. For normal use I think you can do without.