What is the width of this rollator....we have an old house with narrow doors.
513934
As measured at rear wheels (the widest point) it is 23.5 inches. However, this rollator is so easy to fold with just one move, that it can be carried through the door sideway. I highly recommend this rollator - it feels very safe and solid.
513935
At the Widest part it is 25 in wide. I love using this it helps me a lot and I am young it is not like the styles that make you look like an old lady! LOL
513936
Model: ActiveMax. user weight: 275 lbs. Weight: 20 lbs.Material: Aluminum and fiber re-inforced plasticCleaning: Detergent or high-pressure washSize L X W X H : 23.6" X 33" x 31.1"-40.0"Handle height: 31.1" - 40.0"Active front wheel: 10" diameterActive back wheel: 8" diameterActive seat: 16" x 10" Size folded: 23.6" x 19.6" x 35"Seat height: 50 - 63 cm
513937
Across the front wheels is 22 in., the wheels travel over uneven surfaces and thresholds very good however the seat has a narrow depth and no back if you need to sit for any reason. My husband actually perfers a deeper seat
513938
In the front, it is about 21" from the outside of one wheel to the outside of the other. The rear wheel distance is closer to 23". While backing up, the front wheels turn so that they span about 29". It's great for getting through narrow areas.
513939
24" at its widest point. It rolls very nicely but I live in a big house with wide doors and halls. It is also good for outdoor use. I think you will have trouble in a smaller older house. The more commonly seen smaller ones will do you better and they are a little cheaper and provide the same basic functionality
513940
It's apx. 22" from the front wheel to wheel...I haven't had much trouble getting around with it, even with smaller doors. It is AWESOME outdoors and gives me sooo much more freedom!! I LOVE mine!! :-) Hope this helps a little anyway!?!
513941
22" at widest point. Love, love, love this Rollator! It is not old farty looking. I am 50, it goes everywhere with me.
1435588
It is approx the width as shown in the picture. That of an average hung door. The picture is accurate. After I took the pieces out of the box and started to assemble it, I immediately took it apart. DON'T BUY!
1633235
I just measured one of mine which is casually rolled up and got: 25' long, 13' high (slight ovular diameter) and 46' circumference. I have a closet shelf with 12' clearance and this shoves in nicely with a little push. It is possible to roll tighter, but I don't bother.
835852
being at work without a ruler, id say on a normal bedroom door, i have about 3 inches or so on each side, and in terms of length it goes just below the doorknob by 6 inches or so. overall i love this item; 3 pairs of shoes per level is a bit of a stretch for me at least, but it's sturdy, they don't fall of opening and closing the door, and it's low profile enough that it doesn't interfere opening the door as wide as i need to. i definitely would recommend it.
1855473
Measuring the width from outside of one wheel handrail to the opposite wheel handrail, I get 28 5/8 inches. That's pretty narrow for this 310# person, but I cope okay thru doorways. Hope this helps.........Walter.
2179234
My door is 59 X 78 and it fit. Drops down just below the doorstep and had a little play on the sides to attach the velcro. There is only two magnets, one at the bottom and one in the middle, so if you want more complete closure you will need to add more magnets up and down. It works perfect for me!
49375
the minimum would be 28 inches but suggest 30 to make sure as it deeds on how you set your handles and wheel locksBe aware that some bathroom doors are smaller than 28 inches and remember you have to measure the smallest part of the door opening which could be at the floor since the molding is sometimes left in place because the door bottom is cut a half inch above the floor to accommodate rugs etc . Please be aware that the heavy duty rollators are a little larger so a 30inch door opening is a safer measurement
1818937
It's about 23 inches across at the widest point to keep from touching the doorway at all. I can get it through my narrow bathroom door that is 23.5 inches wide. I have a small bathroom though, so I don't usually take it in there. I park it in the hallway and use the walls to keep me going.
702894
The dimensions were in the original posting of the item. It is narrow - maybe 11 inches and long - good to put in a hall.
835125
The narrow width is 4 inches and widens to 14 inches. The post in my shower is about 2 inches from the corner
788708
Good day Jamie. I hung a 36"x72"x2" wooden door (using 2 of the double rollers). Door weight ~95lbs and they work great. The door is opened/closed at leat twice daily. The rollers are a great product @ a great price!
354609
It is 29.75 inches wide. Looks decent, some parts came damaged but their customer service is excellent and gladly replaced whatever parts I needed no problem and even gave me a coupon for another of their products. The only thing is that it's a pain to put the doors on and you have to really manipulate the hinges to get the doors to come close to lining up. Good product for the price.
1032560
To be honest, I don't remember the size, but it was a regular apartment room door. I have already moved from there. I wish I could help more
800299
Ours is in an area 24" wide. It looks like 21" would be the narrowest is could slide through.
2159297
Yes, I agree with the other answer listed here. This rollabout does fit easily through all the doorways even the narrowbathroom. It works easily and the measurements are as shown , 20" wide, etc. Wonderful aid and sturdy.
531870
That depends on what "just under 36" means. The door should work well with openings as narrow as 35 5/8". Any narrower than that and you may have a hard time opening and closing the door, because the side with the Pivot (Hinge) could rub against the frame/jamb when you try to swing it. If that happens, you could try rounding the edge of the door that is rubbing (by using some sandpaper, or if you're handy and have a small block plane, you could shave off the edge. Hope that helps. Good luck.
456634
It IS too big to go through doorways at home. I have a smaller regular walker I use at home, and use the rollator for outdoor activities and mall outings.