If some1 is 5'10", would head/legs fit comfortably?I have 33" door. Can i get individual pieces in then assemble?
523633
Easy to assemble; 5'10" - the chair is too small- feet extend beyond the rest. Good for short female; not so good for guy
541740
Can be adjusted from 28 inches to 31.5 inches. It will fit 29 inch doorway.
413866
Fits thru the door if you recline the back and turn it sideways. Our doors are standard 36". Nice piece, very comfortable.
112955
I think you can , don't really remember if there are small holes where the hardware for the doors would go. Took MANY hours to assemble, but it's a GREAT piece of furniture!!!
587489
I had no problem putting it together. There was an awkward screw that took me a few times in hanging the door, but only because I wanted it to open to the right and had to use my left hand to get it in. I was done in about 45 minutes, except for the doorknob. I didn't own a drill, which you need for just finishing the hole on the door. It all looks/works great now!
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For me it would be, that would end up being to high for me to work on safely. So I would put the stand at min. height, then rotate the head 90 deg. from the horizontal, put the door on it's side on the floor. Then scoot it into the clamp on the jawstand and clamp it. Then it would be stable and the working surface height would be 30". The only problem would be that where the head clamp is, is around 25" from the floor, but the door would be inside the clamp, the head would stick up and make it so you couldn't a complete pass unless I rigged up something to make the clamp work beyond the head. I don't know if this is clear or not, sorry.
1255871
Email the company. It's really ez to assemble. If I find my instructions I will let you know
822751
You can adjust the height. There are different levels that you can fasten the head board to the metal legs.
351700
The legs adjust easily. I am 5'4" and there was space to go either way, taller or shorter. It should be fine for you.
1907353
Hello Castillo. This Princeton Group comes with the legs un-attached so there won't be any issues getting it through your door. The legs simply screw on so assembly is simple.
726866
Only with a saw. The legs are placed inside 4 slots and then screwed in to secure. If you cut off the top of each leg evenly you can shorten the overall height.
854843
This kit needs to be assembled onsite. The header is preassembled with the door slide rail and end pieces. You install that and then install the vertical slot bars and secure their bottom bracket to the floor. It's very easy. However, if you order the universal kit (made for 36 inch doorways) and want to use it for smaller openings, you will need to hacksaw the metal rail and saw through some wood to adapt to new door size.
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Landon, yes the feet come off, but there is a hinge extending that holds the door on the top and bottom making the total height (even without the feet) about 25 inches, so it would be tight. VG unit though if you can find an alternative spot, but very sensitive to ambient temp. in warm places like here in FL (depending on where you live). Hard to keep it at 50 degrees in warm months here, even with air running. Gary O.
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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.
422728
The legs are about 2" tall. You would have to cut them off. However, there is about a 1/4 in lip around the trim in the front & sides but not in the back so it would not sit level with the legs cut off. It's a decent piece of furniture for the price.
929960
This item requires assembly, and each section is about 18 inches long. It's conceivable that you could leave a section out to make it shorter.
659159
The legs are about 18" apart. If you splay them out the hinges will crack. They do have a version that has stronger hinges but it may not work for you. Good luck.