Replace couch webbing reddit So, is there a way to tighten up the webbing without de-anchoring? After my initial research, I've seen jute webbing recommended (as it's stronger than elastic webbing). Elsewhere I've seen it recommended as a rule of thumb, you replace the previously used material. I reupholstered a chair with dried out cracked webbing and it turned out great with the stuff on amazon. This sofa uses hooks, sewn into straps, that fit into holes in the welded steel tube frame. The webbing is in tact but stretched out, and I don't know that I'm confident enough to remove all of the old webbing. Does anyone know can you replace a couch webbing with springs? I have a few concerns: Not sure if the frame built for webbing (pulling in) would structurally support springs (pushing out) Pulling at the webbing I can feel that there's a bit of slack causing the seat to sag. Most Scandanavian furniture seems to use one of two types of "clips" on the ends of the webbing, that fit slots in the frame. I really don't want a saggy couch, nor do I want to need to replace the webbing again in 4-5 years (It's only 5 years old). The springs underneath are attached using some sort of metal clip that goes through the webbing. Remove all the webbing and start from scratch? Add a couple new pieces, weave them through the existing webbing? Two x two jute webbing with 3" jute webbing for an 8" x 8" seat opening is fine. I know I should replace the webbing BUT the place on the frame where its anchored will mean having to de-staple the leather and I fear causing more harm. You can also buy new clips in packs of 20 that you use to attach to the webbing and then hammer into your chair slots. . If you are still concerned, cut some of the 3" jute webbing in half and weave 3" x 3" x 1 1/2" webbings. Look on amazon for 2 inch wide chair webbing, there are less expensive alternative to the rubber. How the webbing is applied: therein lies the rub. Weave it and make it all evenly spaced. snd sxxgt ectc xtcs ixf yzws bwthb rtovrl hnrkh ckmr