<p>Save the relationship tests for Ikea. This couch doesn’t have extra parts, need extra tools, or cause extra headaches.</p><br /><br /><br /><p>If you are of sound enough mind to make it past the crying children; the long, winding line for Swedish meatballs; and the expansive warehouse to pick up your furniture stacked in flat boxes, the modern, price-savvy furniture buyer has one more hurdle to jump. The at-home assembly process. Armed with just a set of confusing instructions and tools a buyer may or may not know how to operate, at-home assembly has been known to induce tears. It fact, studies show that having to assemble part A with part B, then screwing both into part C can spell the end for a relationship.</p><p>Read Full Story</p><br /> <br />
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