Replacing a Sleeper Sofa Mechanism
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Start with the Model Number
If you’re repairing or replacing a sleeper sofa mechanism—or ordering a fabric deck repair kit—the most important first step is to identify the manufacturer and model number on your existing mechanism.
Many sleeper mechanisms look almost identical, but small differences in size or design can prevent a replacement part from fitting correctly. The manufacturer and model number are the most reliable way to find an exact match.
Where to Find It
Look for a sticker attached directly to the metal frame. Many mechanisms have more than one label, which is helpful if one has worn down over time.
Common mechanism manufacturers include Leggett & Platt and Hickory Springs. These names may be different from your sofa brand, such as Ashley, La-Z-Boy, or Simmons.
What the Sticker Tells You
Manufacturer name
Model or size number
Additional production details
To order the correct replacement mechanism or repair kit, you typically need these key details.
Need Help Identifying Yours?
If you’re not sure what you’re looking at, our team can help identify your mechanism and guide you to the right product.
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