We have narrow doorways (29 inches wide) - does this chair come apart or did anyone with similar width doorways find another solution that worked?
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I am not sure how wide my doors are but we had to lay it on its side and slide it in top first and then turn it over once it was in the room. It came already fully assembled. Not sure if this helps but hopefully
118568
I've been using my chair since July of last year. I use mines in a salon to do eyelash extensions. I was able to service clients who weighed at least 400 pds with no issues. I put my chair together in less than an hour. I will admit one of my holes didnt line up and of course hand tighten the screws allowed for the chair to be unsteady. I had my husband tighten with a wrench and ive had no issues thus far. I have my clients sit first, then adjust their feet, and then lean them back as needed. I love my chair!
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I don't know how wide but I had no problem with any door. I don't have the chair any longer as my husband has passed away.
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i've had no issues with the width, and haven't found a door that it doesn't fit though, other then very old bathroom doors. it fits though a standard door way. my mother in law used it for 8 weeks as her everyday stroller well i was in the hospital. she took it everywhere.
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I believe that this chair requires a min. 25" width clearance. So obviously someone could push the wheelchair thru a 26" wide door or use your feet (if possible) to 'walk' thru, however self propelling by using the back wheels would be difficult - not a lot of extra elbow room/most likely scraped fingers.
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It is true. It does not fold up all the way. Probably the bigger issue is that is won't fit through standard doorways assembled. So what ever room you put it in when it's assembled is where it will stay unless you painstakingly disassemble it.
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Mine is in storage so I can't measure it now, but it did not fit through the doorways of any of my bathrooms (and neither did my walker). Maybe you can contact the seller for the width info.
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We no longer have this chair as my father in law passed away so I can't measure the depth. I can tell you that we purchased the chair due to a very narrow hallway that required a sharp left into the bathroom which had a narrow doorway. The chair would make the turn without any difficulty as long as the leg supports/foot rests were not extended. This was never an issue for us as around the house my father in law just preferred the chair without the foot rests. It was still a very tight turn that occasionally would require us to assist a bit but it had been completely impossible with his regular chair but was fine with this one. We no longer have this chair as my father in law passed away so I can't measure the depth. I can tell you that we purchased the chair due to a very narrow hallway that required a sharp left into the bathroom which had a narrow doorway. The chair would make the turn without any difficulty as long as the leg supports/foot rests were not extended. This was never an issue for us as around the house my father in law just preferred the chair without the foot rests. It was still a very tight turn that occasionally would require us to assist a bit but it had been completely impossible with his... » Read More We no longer have this chair as my father in law passed away so I can't measure the depth. I can tell you that we purchased the chair due to a very narrow hallway that required a sharp left into the bathroom which had a narrow doorway. The chair would make the turn without any difficulty as long as the leg supports/foot rests were not extended. This was never an issue for us as around the house my father in law just preferred the chair without the foot rests. It was still a very tight turn that occasionally would require us to assist a bit but it had been completely impossible with his regular chair but was fine with this one. « Show Less
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Don't know about 30", but my doorway is 32" wide and we had no problem at all moving this in.
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my door is 32 inches wide and yes the legs do come off. It was very well wrapped and the delivery was outstanding. The guy helped get it in the house and helped it get it all set up.
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I had a 32" opening and the doors came in at 31". I thought that's how a 36" worked, it comes smaller but probably not in your case. plain the doors down or send them back
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It's 29 inches wide so likely but you might have to take the door off depending on your door width.
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Hello, the legs do come off but you will need a 36" door to get it through. It is a beautiful couch, as well as the matching chairs. Hope this helps
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some one who appeared to be over 250lbs sat in mine. i wasn't afraid it wouldn't hold him, but he stuck to the sides and had trouble getting out of the chair. it's sort of narrow.
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Our doorway was a little larger than what the Trainer was designed to fit. We got some very standard PVC pipe ($6) cut it to make 6 inch lengths, slid it over the "arms" of the trainer (that lean against door moulding), and it works fine. Our doorway was 36 inches. I'm sorry, I don't know the smallest doorway it is designed to fit. I think we needed an extra 3 inches each side, so that means 30 inches it fits. So I have no worries about your 29, and 27 is only one inch each side- I would imagine the company can tell you the minimum.
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The two seat model will not fit through a standard 32" wide doorway. If you have a extra wide door, it may fit. Your knuckles will not like you much.
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I con't know why that particular thing happened, but I had a hard time putting the back on. It kept coming off and I finally just took the whole apparatus down and started over. It finally worked. I suggest you take the whole thing down and re-assemble. This chair is not very comfortable. Be careful when you bend over to pick up something from the floor from a sitting position. If you are on a slick or hardwood floor, the wheels are very quick to roll and the chair can tip over and roll out from under you abruptly - dumping you on the floor.