Most sofas have a supportive wire frame called “sinuous springs.” These springs help support the cushions and give the sofa its structure. The highest-quality sofas will have eight-way, hand-tied springs. The metal used for the springs should be heavy. If it’s too light, it loses shape, and your sofa starts to sag.
You can feel the springs in the frame with your hand. They should be firm, close together, and evenly spaced. Many inexpensive sofas use webbing or mesh instead; these materials are far less durable than springs.
In Cocheen Furniture, we use the Serpentine Spring for all our products.
The basic foundation of the sofa comes from the frame. Wood frames may be made from a soft wood like pine or hardwoods like oak, ash, and beech. Pine, one of the least-expensive woods used in making sofa frames, tends to wear out and warp faster than hardwood. Hardwood costs more, but if you buy a sofa with a hardwood frame, it is likely to have a longer life than a sofa with a pine frame.
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