Can I fit this into an upstairs that stair way is only 30" wide?
1462897
I would definitely say YES it's delivered in individual pieces and the people who delivered it put it together for me upstairs.
1431584
We have used 36" cabinet, it is a good fit, looking inside the cabinet I can say that 30" will be too tight because some of the mounting brackets would need to be moved\removed.
498958
No problem, simply collapse it while going through the opening then open it up again. It may be able to fit but it will be tight. Sometime turning 45 degrees you can make it through narrow areas. This side stepper is very good for those needing mobility.
839596
The little feet for the stairs has 2 different heights. You could have the front flipped to the bigger height
536125
yes, absolutely take it upstairs in pieces. too heavy to do otherwise. be careful and good luck !!
676106
The opening will be where the vertical support is. Check your height too. The taller your unit the less room you'll have around the bottom to move around
1535785
It would be fairly difficult with just stairs. It arrives in a somewhat slim bulky box, and you have to assemble it. Another option would be to unbox it upstairs and then take it downstairs piece by piece.
536123
I assembled it up stairs, only to bring it down after two days.. It folds and wasn't terrible to bring back down.. My help was very strong.. The reason for bringing it back down.. Unless your upstairs is solid and sturdy the entire room and room below were taking a beating.. Downstairs is a finished basement, cement under carpet.. Was a much better fit. Good luck.
371733
You can remove legs and it will fit. Perhaps suspend it from your ceiling without the legs to fit in you 7ft room
557516
I think you would need a 33" minimum cabinet. The sink itself is 31" and it needs a couple of inches around it.
1271697
Yes, and it works great. The bottom of our staircase is 72" wide and it fits well as we mounted it on oak 1x4" boards and run Velcro around the posts so we did not have to drill into the posts.
877813
Yes. There are different extensions to make it fit the area that you need so that you will definitely have a secure gate. Mine is at the top of the stair case and it's very secure and it's a wide staircase and yet I use the smallest extension to the widest part of the staircase.
268663
Assuming you mean the depth of the cabinet is 30 inches, it will fit no problem. If you mean length then it will not.
1549333
The length of the unit is adjustable. I think The expansion refers to how steep you want to make the angle from the floor to knob. There might be stairs near the door and you want to back the unit up to the base of the stairs.
29182
I've used it in a 30inch doorway and it worked fine, without the removable section for the wider applications so i would assume it would work okay at 36 inches. Hope that helps.
1966206
I'm going to say no. I just measured my cabinet and it is 33" total and 31 3/4" on the inside. The sink bowl itself is 27 1/2" and there is a flange that goes all the way around the sink for mounting that is about an inch on all sides. That would make it about 29 1/2 inches wide. My guess is your 30" cabinet is about 28 3/4" wide on the inside.
477195
I'd say yes. This will go through in a 3ft stair width, but if you have any curves along the way I hope they are wider or at least not surrounded by walls.Overall this is one of the good things about this chair. It is pretty compact compared to those monstrous $4,000 massage chairs and doesn't occupy half of your living area if you know what I mean. It weighs less than 200 pounds and it has wheels an the back so even you can drag it back and forth to clean behind it and such.