A single sofa spring’s rating is not the main number you care about — the whole seat suspension system has a per-seat weight limit. The frame, clips, spacing and foam also affect the safe load.
1. Sinuous / zigzag (No‑Sag) springs (most common)

- Budget thinwire (11–12 gauge): 200–250 lb (≈90–113 kg) per seat
- Standardmid-grade (9 gauge): 250–300 lb (≈113–136 kg) per seat
- Heavy 8-gaugesinuous: can reach ~300–350 lb per seat
- 2. Pocket coil springs (premium cushions)

- One smallpocket coil: 40–100 lb (18–45 kg) compression rating
3. Eight-way hand-tied coil springs (high-end)

- Per seat: 300–450lb (136–204 kg); heavy-duty versions up to 500 lb per seat
Gauge matters most: 9-gauge is the standard seat spec, while 11-gauge is normally intended for backs, not seats. Heavier wire is also what makers specify for bariatric or high-traffic use — 4.1 mm / 8-gauge zigzag is the heavy-duty grade.
Important notes
- These are working,long-term safe ratings, not the breaking-point load. Springs will sagearly if you regularly exceed them.
- A 3-seat sofadoes not simply multiply the single-seat rating, because the sofaframe is the weak link.
- Thick wire, closerspring spacing and a solid hardwood frame all raise the weight capacity.
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