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Originally Posted by denverpilot
Ours is also unsecured and only moves an inch or two. What was really annoying was the sofa was manufactured with wood screws and they left a couple sticking out the back. I was not happy when I found where they were poking into the wall. A hammer and they were bent over forever, but minor damage (at least it's hidden) done.
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Are you sure those two screws were from the manufacturer? Keystone usually secures sofas to the wall using two screws. They are usually through the back, near the top and on each side within 6" of the ends of the sofa. Every free standing sofa I've seen in a Keystone product that's covered with fabric has been attached this way. The vinyl/leather/pleather sofas, for some reason, seem to be left free standing without attachment.
For anyone who might want to move their sofa to clean under it or to prevent condensation behind it, check for those two screws before you pull your sofa away from the wall or you may find two pretty large holes caused by pulling those two screws out of the wall.