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These I did not fully remove, instead loosening their screws and swiveling them to extend outwards from the table at a right angle, tightening them again afterwards so that they were secure. Once that was accomplished, I went to the frame that had held the carpet down and took the pins and fasteners which were used to secure it. THESE I DID NOT FULLY REMOVE INSTEAD LOOSENING THEIR SCREWS AND SWIVELING THEM TO EXTEND OUTWARDS FROM THE TABLE AT A RIGHT ANGLE TIGHTENING THEM AGAIN AFTERWARD SO THAT THEY WERE SECURE ONCE THAT WAS ACCOMPLISHED I WENT TO THE FRAME THAT HAD HELD THE CARPET DOWN AND TOOK THE PINS AND FASTENERS WHICH WERE USED TO SECURE IT
s that spread across the face of the furniture. Simply put, they stretched elastic ropes across an empty frame, almost like a trampoline made of individual cords. This created a very comfortable springing feel, for they gave enough bounce to render the surface pliable, but not overly soft. Taking the bowie knife again, I thrust it into the couch, and cut away the cushioning to reveal the support. To my great relief, I found that it was constructed in a manner similar to the other couches that I had seen. There were about two score of the cords, each being between three and four feet long. These I unattached and laid them down in a pile. Next, I took the four main support beams for the couch, one running along each side and two down the center in a crescent shape, with the same curve and slope as the carpet, as they were designed to contour the same wall. Then I disassembled the table and took from it two of its main beams, which were about a foot shorter than their curved counterparts. OF SPRINGY ELASTIC CORDS THAT SPREAD ACROSS THE FACE OF THE FURNITURE SIMPLY PUT THEY STRETCHED ELASTIC ROPES ACROSS AN EMPTY FRAME ALMOST LIKE A TRAMPOLEON MADE OF INDIVIDUAL CORDS THIS CREATED A VERY COMFORTABLE SPRINGING FIELD FOR THEY GAVE ENOUGH BOUNDS TO RENDER THE SURFACE PLIABLE BUT NOT OVERLY SOFT TAKING THE BOWIE KNIFE AGAIN I THRUST IT INTO THE COUCH AND CUT AWAY THE CUSHIONING TO REVEAL THE SUPPORT TO MY GREAT RELIEF I FOUND THAT IT WAS CONSTRUCTED IN A MANNER SIMILAR TO THE OTHER COUCHES THAT I HAD SEEN THERE WERE ABOUT TWO SCORE OF THE CORDS EACH BEING BETWEEN THREE AND FOUR FEET LONG THESE I UNATTACHED AND LAID THEM DOWN IN A PILE NEXT I TOOK THE FOUR MAIN SUPPORT BEAMS FOR THE COUCH ONE RUNNING ALONG EACH SIDE AND TWO DOWN THE CENTRE IN A CRESCENT SHAPE WITH THE SAME CURVE AND SLOPE AS THE CARPET AS THEY WERE DESIGNED TO CONTOUR THE SAME WALL THEN I DISSEMBLED THE TABLE AND TOOK FROM IT TWO OF ITS MAIN BEAMS WHICH WERE ABOUT A FOOT SHORTER THAN THEIR CURVED COUNTERPARTS
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