Will the doors come off easily so we can fit it through a 30" door?
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The doors do come off. Not sure how easily as they were removed by the delivery company to get the fridge up a flight of stairs. They were put back on with ease. FYI - the handles also come off the doors if that is an option - then you might not have to remove the door. Best of luck.
426367
No. I have normal sized doorways and it fits through very easily. It's also very light to move.
21759
As long as they are a reasonable distance apart. The bar is two pieces that slide into another kinda like taking a PVC pipe and putting into a slightly larger one. You can get over 1.5x the width of a normal 30" door frame if you have to.
1236361
yes, but not the best. as you can use this for 24" through 36" door but they were good enough for me to do it. Wish they were better
1811764
I was able to drag the chair through the door into the room. I did have to tip it on it's side but since it comes in two pieces it wasn't a big deal. I have the standard 30" doorway. Hope this helps. My mother loves the chair.
1206084
The unit is not reliant upon traditional methods of attachment. The frame basically slides over the top and bottom of the door. I do not believe width of the door would be a factor at all. Depending on how thin the doors are you may need a little additional bracing to keep it from moving back and forth, but I doubt it.
894778
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
222716
The issue is where are your trusses or joists in relation to where the garage door rails are. With 30 inches, you should have6 inches to spare assuming 24 inch spacing. It may not look symmetrical, but it should work fine.
578337
The legs do come off. No the back doesn't come off. I have a very wide double door and it was not a problem.
1796588
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
743066
Depends on the design of your door. Usually it'll take an extra TUG on the door, to get it to close. In general, it'll be a TIGHT fit.
894781
the legs are not attached and you must attach them yourself. My doorway is 32" and it took alot of time and effort to get it through, but once it was in it was totally worth it. hope this helps you! good luck!
470922
Yes it will fit in a 30" cabinet but depending on the cabinet's construction, it may be necessary to cut back some of the top bracing on all four corners.
61721
It would be very close. I have 32 inch doorways and I have 2-2.5 inch clearance. If you are able to have enough room outside the door to approach it straight on (i.e. at a 90 degree angle). It depends mostly on the room immediately outside and immediately inside the doorway (i.e. obstacles, restrictions, etc.).
548321
Yes, we have the doors off all the time. Although it didn't fit over our roll bars. We had to order the 95 year group because we have 'family' roll bars which apparently are more squared.
1464018
Landon, yes the feet come off, but there is a hinge extending that holds the door on the top and bottom making the total height (even without the feet) about 25 inches, so it would be tight. VG unit though if you can find an alternative spot, but very sensitive to ambient temp. in warm places like here in FL (depending on where you live). Hard to keep it at 50 degrees in warm months here, even with air running. Gary O.
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This will fit openings between 34" to 63" wide. It will not work for a 30" space.