The Nifty Solution That Will Keep Your Sectional From Separating

Many homeowners hunt for the perfect sectional sofa for their space, as the incredibly versatile seating choice can accommodate a wide range of living room layouts. Being able to easily rearrange them as needed is part of the appeal, but it's also the source of one major downside. The pieces that make up a sectional sofa can easily slide apart. Having to push the seating back together anytime someone accidentally bumps it out of place gets frustrating quickly. You can say goodbye to this problem with a nifty solution that will keep your sectional from separating. Just wrap something like the Couch Clamp Pro Heavy Duty Couch Connectors around your furniture legs to prevent them from being pushed away from one another.

The Couch Connectors are Velcro belts that cinch around your furniture legs. Once you hook them in place, your sofa legs will be linked. This keeps your sofa sections attached at all times. If a family member knocks into a seat, it won't slide away from the rest of the sectional. Since this product is so easy to work with, you can easily remove it from your furniture legs if you ever want to split your section into a dramatic living room focal piece to switch things up.

To use the Pro Heavy Duty Couch Connectors, simply loop and cinch one belt around each pair of legs on the bottom of your sectional. Make sure that you are attaching legs that touch at the end of two sectional separate pieces. It really is that simple. The product comes with four in a pack, so take that into account if you decide to buy some for yourself. 

Velcro tape is another hack you can use to keep your sectional from sliding. This might be a better option for anyone who does not like the ideal of your anti-sliding solution being visible. After all, the black belts would stand out against any furniture legs that are not also black. With Velcro tape, you could cut it to slightly smaller than the bottom of your furniture legs, attach one piece to the legs, and attach the corresponding piece to the floor underneath. Then, you can place each sectional back in the appropriate spot on your living room floor, ensuring that the Velcro on the legs lines up with the Velcro on the floor.

This provides grip that prevents the sofa sectional from sliding. It wouldn't even be visible until you lift your sofa off of the ground, unlike the couch connectors. This solution does require a few extra installation steps though, so just be sure to opt for the product that best suits your needs. If you'd like to try out the Velcro tape instead, check out something like the Velcro Brand Heavy Duty Tape.