This description says "Opened overall width - 27" but the Nova website says 28 1/2" - can someone tell me which is correct? Thanks!
2087850
I measured my chair for you, The overall width from edge of rear tires is 27", but there are small caps, at the center of the rear wheels that extend further, giving the total max. width at 28 1/2". In my house the chair just fits through the narrowest door at 29" wide.
2087851
28 and a half. Fits through doors beautifully, navigates ramps, easy to carry and store
2087852
I can't remember the exact width, but, the chair is wider than most standard chairs (17"-19"). The Nova is around 21"-22" and lighter than most "Heavy Weight" chairs. It works for my Mother who needed slightly larger chair.
1898798
I believe that the width is 20.5 inches. I think if you search for this product on the Internet, there is one website (I think it may have been Walgreen's) that has this information. Sorry for not responding sooner. I do not have a computer and Internet access at home. I use computers at the public library and I can only get over here once or twice a week.
1596061
The complete outside width is about 27.5" from handle to handle. It is pretty wide but so far I've had no issues getting it through normal doors. As a matter of fact, I went into a specialty shop which is in a rather old building with divided small front doors and it went through. Sometimes you just take it slow. It fits fine through small grocery store isles as well. I turn it sideways a little when in doubt. It's a great walker and the best thing I've ever done for myself. Just for general info the specs for the chair can be found at: http://www.novamedicalproducts.com/Listing.aspx?id=419 under specs. The complete outside width is about 27.5" from handle to handle. It is pretty wide but so far I've had no issues getting it through normal doors. As a matter of fact, I went into a specialty shop which is in a rather old building with divided small front doors and it went through. Sometimes you just take it slow. It fits fine through small grocery store isles as well. I turn it sideways a little when in doubt. It's a great walker and the best thing I've ever done for myself. Just for general info the specs for the chair can be found at:... » Read More The complete outside width is about 27.5" from handle to handle. It is pretty wide but so far I've had no issues getting it through normal doors. As a matter of fact, I went into a specialty shop which is in a rather old building with divided small front doors and it went through. Sometimes you just take it slow. It fits fine through small grocery store isles as well. I turn it sideways a little when in doubt. It's a great walker and the best thing I've ever done for myself. Just for general info the specs for the chair can be found at: http://www.novamedicalproducts.com/Listing.aspx?id=419 under specs. « Show Less
1922048
I was wondering too and took a chance and bought it. At its widest point, including the plastic nubs at the ends (which do not seem easy to remove), the bar is 36 and 7/8 inches wide (nearly 37").For me, this means I can only fit it in one door way, and not symmetrically (it has to stick out farther to the right because the wall is in the way on the left), but it still seems to hold on fine, even though the foam touching the door frame is a slightly different thickness on either side.As far as depth goes, my door is 6 1/2 inches deep including trim, and it fits very well without tilting either way. I was wondering too and took a chance and bought it. At its widest point, including the plastic nubs at the ends (which do not seem easy to remove), the bar is 36 and 7/8 inches wide (nearly 37").For me, this means I can only fit it in one door way, and not symmetrically (it has to stick out farther to the right because the wall is in the way on the left), but it still seems to hold on fine, even though the foam touching the door frame is a slightly different thickness on either side.As far as depth goes, my door is 6 1/2 inches deep including trim, and it fits... » Read More I was wondering too and took a chance and bought it. At its widest point, including the plastic nubs at the ends (which do not seem easy to remove), the bar is 36 and 7/8 inches wide (nearly 37").For me, this means I can only fit it in one door way, and not symmetrically (it has to stick out farther to the right because the wall is in the way on the left), but it still seems to hold on fine, even though the foam touching the door frame is a slightly different thickness on either side.As far as depth goes, my door is 6 1/2 inches deep including trim, and it fits very well without tilting either way. « Show Less
978259
You have to buy an insert for it to fit the 1" x 8tpi. Below is the link:1" X 8TPI INSERT FOR NOVA CHUCKS (Most Common)
743213
Hey! They are 3/4 opening. I was about to respond full until I just opened it just now. Thought that was the standard? I might get a full opening one next time. But I am guessing it's 3/4 in order to prevent it from tipping over - ok so just checked again after reading the other users post and the brand I have is definitely 3/4 opening - however I have two file cabinets like this one made by office max and one by real space - the real space is full opening but the office max is 3/4'ths hope this helps
1999331
My opening was 29" and the 29" door fit perfectly. Tne door & hinge are about 28 1/2 , then you have the rubber seal which seals the door. Dreamline has a website, with an on line chat. They were extremely helpful when I ordered my door. I suggest you talk to them.
1040006
Don't believe the specs on Cascade Designs website. They use the deflated width measurement and the inflated length measurement to fool their customers. I have a large and it is barley 23" wide, not the boasted 25". See review here.
2014957
I just measured mine. Amazon notified me of your question, so I'm assuming the link you are referring to is exactly the same one I ordered through Amazon. Mine is 42 x 28... measuring from outside edge to outside edge. The other person that listed 23.5 must have been from another link. I hope that helps.
181194
I don't know the model of my husband's Nova walker but the tray though appearing sturdy doesn't fit at all and if I could return it I would.
1347195
I returned mine because dimensions were not as advertised and it would not fit through the door. working with seller on a return was the worst online purchasing experience I have ever had. Buy at your own risk
550284
The width of mine sewing armoire is 32" with the double doors closed, and 61" from the top of the decorative molding to the bottom of the floor. The door louvers are decorative only. The width would be the same if you removed the doors (which would be easy to do) for an "open" access option. Oops. See addendum in comment below :&gt;)
609471
I don't get 27 inches in width at all. From outside edge to edge I only get 26.25 inches wide. Between the side moldings I get 21.25 inches wide, and inside (behind the moldings) I get 24.75 inches. Definitely would not fit your own, unfortunate because it is a really nice strong case.
289079
It looks like when you select a size option the 26x1.95 is one with the yellow writing on the sidewall. It is a little confusing. Hth.
1541831
I suspect the width is standard for doors with kerf inserts. I had no problem installing on my 8 year old door. I did need to staple the ends for added strength. It works great.
393016
There is a maximum width. We cancelled the order and paid to have someone order and install a heavy frameless glass from a glass company. It actually had to be redone 3 times and we didn't have to pay for the mistakes. If your doorframe is not very square I'd suggest paying someone to do it all from order to installation.
283937
I just measured it and the tape measure shows 25 & 3/4. If that is too wide for you, don't but it!