Can this be used to "fluff up" sofa cushions?
143651
We used it to make pillows it was pretty soft but if you have a base already I'm sure it would work ok
2021359
Doubtful unless your sofa has very high legs. Needs about 4" and the smaller part will be over arm of sofa at best.
776935
yeah, I dont know if this foam is meant to stay folded like that when it fully expands.. I have no idea, maybe just place it somewhere else. Possibly you could put a cardboard or thin rectangle piece of wood in between the folds when you are trying to fold the sofa?
551633
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.
417439
You would definitely have to take the cushions out. It would still fit just a bit awkward. I only did it once
319675
Yes, this will make it better, but I wouldn't recommend keeping it on the sofabed when it is in sofa mode. These pads take a while to flatten after being curled.
1312448
I'm not sure ... but I don't think so ... it would put a whole in the leather. They didn't work at all for me .. and that was on a fabric sofa.
682999
No it dosnt. I would not purchase this again. Its cushions use the cheapest foam I have ever seen. The supports underneath are just straps. Stay away from this.
183991
Yes you can. I made a slipcover for my sofa & used a regular sewing machine for the whole thing. Hope this helps ... good luck!!
493355
I have not used it for that purpose yet I believe it can be used for that purpose if you read the description in the direction book it says you can. You need to check the upholstery tag first.
445106
Yes, I used it to replace the back cushions on my ecktorp Ikea sofa. It is very firm. For the seats you will need a thicker piece or double the pieces.
2042411
I would suggest it on furniture ONLY if you can hold the steamer handle in a vertical position. So don't do the cushions unless you can hold them upright. You risk getting burned and leaking water on your upholstery if you hold it in a horizontal position.
383901
My guess would be, "no." The weight of the sofa keeps the sofa from sliding on the hardwood floor. I would think you would need something sticky to hold in place under a light carpet.
49899
I used it to make sofa cushions As long as u use waterproof fabric it should work
908194
Does not work well on couches /sofas in my opinion because it is firmer than the sofa cushions. This is something best suited for a firmer seat like a dining room chair/office chair/perhaps car seat. To be honest I'm not thrilled with the product. It's not comfy/soft on the toosh, but it does take pressure away from the tail bone which is the main perk of this Product
2021358
Only if the side of the sofa is not solid all the way to the floor. You'll need an opening of several inches height from the floor to the bottom frame of the sofa to slide the center wheeled crossbar under the sofa. I suppose you could use it by sliding the crossbar under the sofa directly in front of you but it would look a bit strange. Functional, but curious. (If the sofa does have side openings, please check the dimensions of the height of the wheeled bars to make certain they will fit.) Good luck.
575563
Probably but the matress is not very thick, maybe 4 inches, so it would probably bunch up. I would try testing the overlap with a sofa cushion of about the same thickness.