Sagging seat support
Check whether the seat support beneath a cushion has weakened or shifted.
A sagging or uneven seat can come from foam, springs or the frame beneath them. Lonestar Furniture Services inspects seating support and discusses repairs for no-sag (sinuous) and 8-way hand-tied spring systems.

Check whether the seat support beneath a cushion has weakened or shifted.
Assess broken or displaced no-sag springs and their supporting hardware.
Inspect hand-tied springs and related support where accessible.
Check whether a damaged support or frame connection is contributing to the sag.
Tell us which seat is affected and whether it sags, tilts or makes noise. Send a photo of the full piece and any safely accessible underside or loose spring. Include the manufacturer label so we can discuss likely parts and access for an inspection.
We accept furniture service requests in Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. Scheduling depends on your location and service availability. Send your ZIP code so we can confirm next steps.
For a related issue, see custom seating and foam or frame repair. Furniture retailers, manufacturers and service programs can ask about customer service work.
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