Made-to-measure sofa support · First batch in build · Sign-up is free and commits you to nothing

A sofa support cut to your seat, not picked from a chart.

We're building a fitted under-cushion support: panels cut to your measured seat, joints that fold it into a small parcel, and stackable modules that lift only the seat that sags. First batch in build. Send your measurements and we'll make yours next.

  • Made to your measurements
  • Folds to ship, lies flat to use
  • Lifts one seat, not the whole sofa
Side cross-section of a sofa seat: cushion foam on top, the support layer of webbing or sinuous springs beneath it with one spring broken, and the frame at the bottom Cushion foam Support layerwebbing or sinuous springs A broken spring Frame
Where it goes: between the cushions and the support layer, on top of the springs and webbing. It carries the seat back to the frame. It can't fix worn foam, a broken spring, or a damaged frame, and we say so.

What we're building

Every support board on the market is a fixed-size sheet with grip dots. Ours is a system that fits the seat it goes into.

Exploded view of the fitted support: three plywood panel sections joined by printed links, stackable risers under one section, grip fabric on top, and rounded edge caps Grip surface Cut-to-measure panels Folding links Stackable lift modules Rounded edge caps
Exploded view of the fitted support, top to bottom: grip fabric, three cut-to-measure panels joined by printed links with edge caps, and clip-on risers under the section that needs lift.
  1. Cut-to-measure panels. Baltic birch, cut to your bare seat-base width and depth, in two or three sections so nothing is longer than about two feet.
  2. Folding joints. Printed links join the sections. It folds for the box and lies flat under the cushions.
  3. Stackable lift modules. Clip-on risers under the section that sags. Fix the favourite seat without hardening the whole sofa.
  4. Grip surface and soft edges. Silicone-dot fabric on top so it stays put; rounded edge caps so it never touches upholstery with a hard corner.

In development. We publish a weight figure only once it comes from our own test, and we say so. What we cover, and what we don't.

How to measure your seat

Two numbers from the bare base, cushions off. That's what we cut to. If you're not sure, send a photo of the bare base with your sign-up and we'll confirm before we cut anything.

Width
Inside of one arm to inside of the other, along the front edge.
Depth
Front edge of the base to the back rail, where the cushion stops.
Seats
How many seat cushions sit on that base. Sectionals: one piece at a time.
Top-down view of a bare sofa seat base with width measured inside arm to inside arm and depth measured front edge to back rail Width: inside arm to inside arm Depth: front edge to back rail
Cushions off. Measure the bare base, not the cushion.

Get on the first build

Tell us about the sofa and give us the two measurements. We're building the first batch now and we'll reply when yours can be made.

Free to sign up. Nothing is charged, and we'll tell you plainly if your sofa is one we can't fit. Pre-order checkout opens shortly, at the price the form shows you.

Questions people ask before they sign up

Can I buy one today?

Not yet. The first batch is in build and goes to the people on the first-build list, in order, as soon as each size is ready. Signing up costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Pre-order checkout opens shortly.

Why not just buy a $35 board?

If the board happens to match your seat, it can work. Most don't: the sizes come from a chart, the whole sofa goes hard instead of the one seat that sagged, and a 70-inch plank has to ship as a 70-inch plank. Ours is cut to your seat, lifts only where you need it, and folds into a small box.

What is it made of?

Birch plywood panels, printed joints and risers, a silicone-dot grip fabric on top, and soft rounded edge caps. No metal, no tools to install, nothing permanent done to the sofa.

Recliners? Sofa beds? Attached cushions?

No. The mechanism under a recliner or sleeper is where the sag usually is, and a support can interfere with it. Sewn-in cushions leave nothing to fit to. The sign-up asks, and we'll say so if that's your sofa.

What happens with my email and measurements?

We use them to make and offer you your support, and for nothing else. We don't sell or share them. Reply to any email from us and you're removed.

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