What's the height of the door frame? I'm a pretty tall man and don't want to have to duck every time I need to enter it.
1972214
You will have to duck coming and going. Height is probably about 60 inches. I have "watch your head" lettered inside and out.
1972215
I'm 5' 9" and I don't have to duck to go through the door, and I can stand upright with lots of head room to spare when inside...
1972216
61". But for the price, i'll duck. The major issue I'm dealing with is, weather sealing the walls at the floor...
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I believe what they are talking about is the actual height of the door. Nine feet, one inch tall. The door itself is thin and vinyl, not actually wood.
508307
The frame that the top fits on is about 27 inches from the floor. My height is about 5ft11inches and the table is ok, it could be another inch high. If your about 6-1 or taller you might bang your kees. Be WARNED when the table was delivered one of the tiles had a bad crack, and several tiles were loose and I had to reglue them. This is a very heavey table and if damaged it will cost you $70 or $80 to ship it back by fed-ex. The customer serv. seems to stink. Buy a table where you live so it's no problem to return if damaged.
937738
It's over 6'. Maybe closer to 6'6". I know that those who are tall have no problem walking in and out, no need to duck their heads.
1439086
Although I don't have the actual dimensions, I know my Dad has no trouble going through doorways when he visits our home. We have standard 32" door openings and there is still room on either side when he walks through.
1363665
no... i'd have to take the door off to measure... but I would guess about 2"....
957758
"Standard door frame" is not the same in every home. I measured the assembled crib and you need at least a 32" opening to pass the crib through. Measure your doorway. Make certain that you measure inside the door stops and consider if the door itself will be swung back enough to not interfere. If you're not moving it often it can be partially disassembled and then reassembled it when you want to move it.
1772472
If I remember correctly, it is about 1 and 1/2 inches. It fit my standard door perfectly.
2169474
Hi John, I have mine set at 5 feet. It can be slightly longer, depending on how you set up the plastic chain links. I have to admit this product was a disappointment and took longer than anticipated to assemble. You definitely need to secure the sides to the door - my door is hollow so it required mounting designed for this type of door. Also, don't buy if you plan to put heavy items in the baskets. I used mine for storing gift bags, wrapping paper, and ribbons - light weight items. Hope this information is helpful. Good luck. Lynn
1040417
The opening is 21"; but, with the door open, it is really only 20". I doubled checked my measurements. Not sure where the 18" came from on the previous answer.
2165354
approximately 24 inches when accounting for the back proturberance and the front door
314273
i gave this item to someone as a gift. therefore i do not know the height of the item. however i do know that it fits in the door of a small apt size refrigerator. hope this helps.
907302
Standard doorway openings are 30". This little guy has a width "wheel" clearance of 24.5". Gets around great, even over 1.5" thresholds. CQ
958608
10 1/4 inches on the one that I have. A plastic coat hanger will hang on it without touching the door.
210980
it would be a squeeze- possibly not wide enough... also when door is installed, not much room to walk through opening as a human!
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Its 22.5 inches. Because of the hardware that holds the latch to lock the door.
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1) How wide is the frame that will show on the wall? From left edge to right edge is 17 inches.2) How far from the edge of the frame to the door hinge? 4 inches.3) Could the safe be mounted so the door opens to the right? Sure. That's how ours is installed.