The provided search result context is not relevant to the question, as it contains only website navigation and footer information rather than instructional content. However, based on general knowledge of furniture assembly, the process for disassembling a Rooms To Go reclining sofa follows a common procedure.
The disassembly of a reclining sofa is a frequent necessity for moving the furniture through doorways and tight spaces. While specific models may have slight variations, the fundamental methodology for breaking down these units is largely standardized across most manufacturers, including Rooms To Go. The primary goal of disassembly is typically to separate the large, bulky backrest sections from the main seating base, as this significantly reduces the item's overall dimensions.
To begin the process, one must first locate the release mechanisms for the backrests. These are almost always found on the rear of the sofa. Feel along the bottom seam of each backrest section where it meets the main body of the sofa; there is usually a strip of fabric, often secured with Velcro or snaps, that can be peeled back. Lifting this flap will expose the internal metal frame and the locking levers that secure the backrest to the base.
Once the frame is visible, you will see a metal bracket on each side of the backrest's base. On each of these brackets, there is a small metal lever or clip. To release the back, this lever must be disengaged. For most reclining sofa designs, this involves lifting the lever firmly upwards. In some cases, it may require being pushed down or sideways. With both levers on a single backrest section disengaged, the back can be lifted straight up and off its mounting posts. It can be beneficial to have a second person assist to ensure the back is lifted evenly to prevent it from binding. This process is then repeated for any remaining back sections. If the sofa includes a center console, it often rests on a similar bracket system and can be lifted out after the adjacent backs are removed. For reassembly, the procedure is simply reversed, ensuring the backrests slide fully down onto the posts until the locking levers click securely into place.
