My door entry is 33". Minimal assembly, so if taken apart should I be able to get it inside?
309606
No problem, it ships with the back and feet off making the seat about 25" tall. Very easy to assemble.
309607
The back is off the chair when delivered. You may have to take it out to the box and carry the base in and then the back.
309608
If the people know what they are doing when delivering it should be very easy for them. I delivered furniture for SIX years over roofs through widows and we even put on the roof of an elevator..that wAs before I went to bible. School am a ordained. Pastor with a
309609
Yeah--If I remember this chair comes in two pieces (seat--and back) then when you get it in the house you just slide the back into the seat. From that point it works fine.
1414993
There is only one shelf unit inside the double doors. you can take it out if you wish or adjust the height.
1918392
It comes disassembled in a box that's pretty slender and thus can fit through any doorway. Once it's assembled, I would advise against disassembling again to move it, but it could probably be done as well, though the quality may suffer.
1970794
It says it fits doors up to 34 inches... I just went to measure my door, and to my surprise, I found it was only 32 1/2...I would say, If you want to give it go, you could get it, try it, if it didn't work, give it to a friend or family member??
2181253
Yes, but... This is exactly my door frame dimensions, so I had to use only first bolt connector instead of both to put it together. I'm 185# and it doesn't seem to affect the strength of the unit.
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.
957757
Mne does not fit through my door frame so i just put it together in the baby and my room so i didnt have to move it.
378861
Yes - no problem. The couch needs to be assembled. Once it is assembled I am skeptical that it would fit through the door. So it sounds like you want to assemble in the room you want to keep the couch in.
260920
typically it'll require morticing. you can probably get away without if there's a wide gap between the door and the jamb.
713236
My doorway is 30" and it fits just fine with a few inches to spare. The 27" could be a problem depending on how thick the jam is.
1061990
What is the width of the door opening? It looks like it is less than the interior width.
1682104
It should be fine. You might have to change the door measurements or put it in a different place.
1320503
It's 29 inches wide so likely but you might have to take the door off depending on your door width.
1720977
I have found that if you close one side partially you can fit through a space smaller than the 28 inch width. you should only do this if you feel Comfortable with the limited support you I wil lhave for a few seconds. I have found that since you are going through a doorway you can lean on the doorframe why you are doing this. Again I would emphasize that this is not the recommended use of the walkerand I wouldOnly did this if I felt comfortable.
398074
I doubt that removing the feet would give you the required height . The space under the frame at the bottom is less than 1/2 inch and the body without feet is 33 9/16 " so it would be a squeeze or impossible to fit in to a 33 1/2 height space. Air circulation is important too so perhaps it's not a good fit.
905063
You can move it around quite easily but if you have to get it through a normal 36" doorway you would have to disconnect all the vertical rails. In my opinion I don't think I would be willing to break it down and re assemble on a weekly basis. It would take approximately 20-30 minutes.
1899295
Not easily. I keep it stored fully assembled in the garage and pull out as needed. Looks like the pins can be removed to reduce size, but I don't believe it would be much smaller?