what is the width of the walker in its use configuration. Alternatively what is the narrowest doorway through which it can pass?
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For me in the locked position nothing less than about 29 inches unless you want to scar the door moldings like I have....
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
907303
My mother owns this walker and I don't have it in front of me, but I would guess it to be approximately 2-2.5' when opened. My mother's condo has no doorways it won't easily push through.
907304
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
907305
It goes through the standard doors of our house. If your house is standardized you shouldn't have any problem.
805284
It is at my daughter's home but I am guessing 8-9" inches. Perfect for a 12 month old walker to a small 2 year old.
881990
About 31 inches. I bought this because it was recommended for small people and it is perfect for me. My son moved my furniture around so that I have a clear pathwaybetween rooms and I zip around on the walker. Well, as much as I can zip. It moves well and gives good support and the padded back rail makes sitting comfortable.I am 5 ft. tall, 125 lbs. and the walker is excellent for my needs.
1863534
I will say that it's pretty narrow...without taking a tape measure to it, I'd say 2 1/2 feet. It's especially hard to carry a laundry basket full of laundry through it. You have to carry the laundry basket over the top of the gate, which is kind of a pain. Hope this helps!
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No. I've taken Measurements of it and my other walker (the one I use in my home) and they are identical in width. I live in a small single wide trailer with a narrow hallway and at the time I wrote my review it appeared wider due to it being 7" Longer and due to the larger wheels, (and having four wheels instead of two as my existing walker), as well as being built much sturdier. It is easy to control although a bit heavier and bulkier then my home walker, but I have no problem lifting it with one hand while going up or down short flights of stairs while holding the banister with my other hand. Hope this helps. No. I've taken Measurements of it and my other walker (the one I use in my home) and they are identical in width. I live in a small single wide trailer with a narrow hallway and at the time I wrote my review it appeared wider due to it being 7" Longer and due to the larger wheels, (and having four wheels instead of two as my existing walker), as well as being built much sturdier. It is easy to control although a bit heavier and bulkier then my home walker, but I have no problem lifting it with one hand while going up or down short flights of stairs while holding the banister with my... » Read More No. I've taken Measurements of it and my other walker (the one I use in my home) and they are identical in width. I live in a small single wide trailer with a narrow hallway and at the time I wrote my review it appeared wider due to it being 7" Longer and due to the larger wheels, (and having four wheels instead of two as my existing walker), as well as being built much sturdier. It is easy to control although a bit heavier and bulkier then my home walker, but I have no problem lifting it with one hand while going up or down short flights of stairs while holding the banister with my other hand. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I use it to walk from my garage into the kitchen. The kitchen floor is about 11 inches above the garage floor and this ramp reduces the 11 inches by half to about five inches. Although I have never used it outdoors, this ramp is sturdy and well built, and you should be able to use it outdoors without any problems. Since this ramp is relatively heavy it is not likely to slip. It is about three feet wide, which should be wide enough to accommodate a walker for your mother. The screws appear to be made of stainless steel but I am not sure if they are galvanized.
311807
Hi, In answer to your question about the handle to handle size - when fully open it is 18-3/4 inches wide. Yes, I do collapse it partially to get through small areas (like around in the bathroom), and it poses no danger to me. I have found this light weight walker VERY handy, able to get it out of my car without help and study enough to get me to a grocery or store cart.
1009076
Not sure how wide the opening is and am not at home so can't measure it. You would not be able to get a walker through easily.
2053132
Overall length is about 7 feet, when you take into account the leading edge of the control panel. My advice is to assemble this in the room where you plan to use it -- It does fold up and roll, but won't fit through a standard doorway. We put ours together in the living room, and had to take the control panel off in order to get it into the spare room.
947191
walk through size is 40 1/2 inches. It can not be made bigger because of where the supports go. I suppose you could get a few inches and re-drill the holes, but much wider and the stability would suffer.
2082179
i've had no issues with the width, and haven't found a door that it doesn't fit though, other then very old bathroom doors. it fits though a standard door way. my mother in law used it for 8 weeks as her everyday stroller well i was in the hospital. she took it everywhere.
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I was very surprised that this does fit through a single doorway. The standard 32 inch door width though. I know there are some places that have narrow doors and I've really only run into trouble a couple times. Almost any restaurant, store, or house I've entered with this stroller has fit through the entry.
854444
I don't know how wide but I had no problem with any door. I don't have the chair any longer as my husband has passed away.
702067
It is 23" at its widest point. It will fit thru a 24" door ONLY if the door will swing completely clear of the door frame width. My bathroom door only swings to a 90 degree angle and protrudes out, not allowing the walker to go thru the door.
996142
when fully open the width is about 18", the walker does fold closed. so you can have the width less if you don't lock it completely open.
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.
2106343
Walk thru is 17 inches wide. Easy enough for a person, but if you want to take something wider thru the gate you may have to take the gate down to do so. But I have managed to take a storage crate thru by turning it on its side.