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<p>[QUOTE="Mill Cove Treasures, post: 127648, member: 60"]Bev, when we fixed a small love seat, not only did we use the plywood on the bottom, we cut a piece to place under the cushion. It still felt a bit saggy with just the piece on the bottom. When we put the second piece under the cushion, the saggy feeling went away. The piece under the cushion wasn't secured, it just floated there. I also covered the bottom piece with an inexpensive piece of muslin fabric before we attached it so it wouldn't stand out.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mill Cove Treasures, post: 127648, member: 60"]Bev, when we fixed a small love seat, not only did we use the plywood on the bottom, we cut a piece to place under the cushion. It still felt a bit saggy with just the piece on the bottom. When we put the second piece under the cushion, the saggy feeling went away. The piece under the cushion wasn't secured, it just floated there. I also covered the bottom piece with an inexpensive piece of muslin fabric before we attached it so it wouldn't stand out.[/QUOTE]
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