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Question: how many pairs or pieces of clamps are included in one order? I have 5 sections of a couch that need to be connected
Document: The couch clamps don't work well if your sectional has a recliner on one end (with a metal frame) and no recliner (wooden frame) on the adjacent piece. The two pieces are staggered on my couch and don't line up causing the sectional pieces to move out of alignment with the Couch Clamps.
The Couch Clamps are a MUST! I own a sectional that came in 4-5 pieces and for 3 years now have been uncomfortable as I tried to figure out a way to get the couch to remain as ONE! I did not want to screw in hardware to keep the pieces together, incase I ever moved and wanted to reconfigure the pieces. The Couch Clamps did the trick! They are easy to put on (although I would recommend having another set of hands to help you!)
First of all, these work great. I have a giant 3 piece sectional and 2 dogs that love to karate throw themselves at all of my furniture. My only issue is they become weaker and stretch out over time. I've had them on for about 5 months, and can easily pull the sections apart by about 2 inches or so. Not so awesome when you've got company sitting and the seat slides apart under them. I will eventually get the metal clamps.
I've tried other products, but for one reason or another they all didn't work as well as I had hoped...UNTIL I found this little gadget. It's simple, but it works damn well and its so easy to install. I love it. Thank you Couch Clamp!
So simple to install. Works just like metal couch clamps. I have 6 and 8 year old boys. They broke the other clamps I had. So far my sectional couch has not seperared once.
Couch clamps are awesome! Our sectional is on wood floors and never stayed together. It hasn't moved since we put the couch clamps on and even stays together when our 70lb lab jumps on the couch. These are awesome and I absolutely recommend them.
I have a five piece sectional that kept sliding apart. The legs on my couch are tapered and I read this might be a problem with the bands sliding off. It was an issue, but I put a nail on the back side of each leg to stop the band from sliding down (can also use a large pushpin). I didn't nail through the band. It works great and the bands hold the sections together perfectly!
We just bought a new sectional that has 4 sections, and no hardware of any kind was provided to keep them all together. I found these on google. I went on the company's facebook and saw a post where someone asked if they would work on tapered feet. They "guaranteed" they would work on any type of legs. I then asked what about triangular legs, and again got the response - "We guarantee that the Couch Clamp will work on sofa legs of all shapes and sizes!
These are basically really strong rubber bands, but they did exactly what I needed them to. I bought a new leather sectional, which I thought would have a way to connect together. It didn't, and it slid around on my wood floors every time you sat on it. I was NOT going to adjust that corner section 50 times a day, so here was my cheap and easy fix. Yay for couch clamps!
I can now enjoy my sectional sofa without the constant movement and separation. A simple idea but it works. Easy to apply. If you are frustrated by the constant movement and separation of your sectional pieces this is a product to try.
Answer: 2 in a package