We have matching wing chair recliners and one of them now has a broken spring. It's the wavy spring that goes from front to back of seat. Everyone I've talked to says it can't be repaired. But I love my matching wing chair recliners. Any ideas?
I would bite the money bullet and take it to a recommended upholstery shop. They have the replacement springs and tools and may be able to replace the spring without removing the upholstery.
no don't bite the bullet on the chairs. I would go to your local furniture repair stores and ask for suggestions for your repair.Then see if this is a project you can tackle. Another suggestion for you is to google the repairs sometimes it points you in the right direction.
@DJ No, it wasn't that spring. It's the big ones that are wwwww shaped. Thanks for the help. If you have any more information or suggestions, let me know.
I think you will do it easily but you need new spring. You will need to remove recliner mechanism then set it. it has some process I can not put these step details you can read the details http://www.chairsadvisor.com/fix-recliner-chair-mechanism/ and fix your spring
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I would bite the money bullet and take it to a recommended upholstery shop. They have the replacement springs and tools and may be able to replace the spring without removing the upholstery.
no don't bite the bullet on the chairs. I would go to your local furniture repair stores and ask for suggestions for your repair.Then see if this is a project you can tackle. Another suggestion for you is to google the repairs sometimes it points you in the right direction.
Well, that's a great idea, but I've never seen a furniture repair store. Do you know of any with web sites?
I have talked with upholsters and none of them will do this kind of work.
Not sure how that would work. The spring is attached to the wood frame.
You could contact Freeman's Furniture or Tullahoma Seat Cover and Upholstery...they're both apparently on W. Lincoln St.
You CAN do it yourself. http://www.diyupholsterysupply.com/
Wow, double thank you! I've just watched the diy video.
Not sure if this will help or not, but it looked promising: Good Luck! http://www.ehow.com/how_5475763_replace-recliner-spring.html
@DJ No, it wasn't that spring. It's the big ones that are wwwww shaped. Thanks for the help. If you have any more information or suggestions, let me know.
If it is a Lazy Boy chair, they will send you a free replacement part.
Unfortunately it is not.
I think you will do it easily but you need new spring. You will need to remove recliner mechanism then set it. it has some process I can not put these step details you can read the details http://www.chairsadvisor.com/fix-recliner-chair-mechanism/ and fix your spring
Here is a how to video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjE1SwoUfOI And I just order the hardware on Amazon.... https://www.amazon.com/s?k=zig+zag+springs+for+chair&crid=1F6YNFC69VM8V&sprefix=Zig+zag+spring%2Caps%2C249&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-a-p_7_14