Why are there two different leg heights included with my VIMLE sofa?
We have replaced the legs in our VIMLE sofa series, changing from 4 cm legs to 6.5 cm legs. The armrest package includes both the lower and the higher legs, depending on whether you have purchased a new VIMLE sofa or only a new sofa section for your existing VIMLE sofa.
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