My doorway is only 30" wide. Would I be able to get this through? Thank you.
378856
My doorway is 34" wide and it fit with room to spare. I measured the widest piece and it is 29". I would ask manufacturer for the dimensions of the box since it comes this way. Hope this helps.
378857
Yes, you can. My doorway is actually a little less than 30". We have the sofa in a spare sitting room and love it!
378858
It comes in a box and the parts are folded down. You'll be able to fit it. The assembly wasn't too difficult. I was able to put it together alone. Comfortable couch but be careful with clothing or ink with color and texture, the smallest smudge is visible and really annoying to get out.
378859
You will receive big boxes (2 or 3) and you will assemble it inside your apt. Hope this helps.
378860
We just ran into this as we moved it from one room to another! Yes, we removed the back support rail (four bolts) and turned it on its side and moved in in easily. This was done by my husband and I in our fifties and sixties! Once in the room, we replace the back rail (less than five minutes) and pulled the cover back over. Simple!
378861
Yes - no problem. The couch needs to be assembled. Once it is assembled I am skeptical that it would fit through the door. So it sounds like you want to assemble in the room you want to keep the couch in.
378862
I believe it will because it comes in a box in separate pieces that you have to assemble. Very easy to do and makes transport a little easier. I like the couch too, very handy for overnight guests and looks good too. I would take look at measurements listed before purchasing though.
418939
Our door was 30 inches. The height was not an issue. We just turned it sideways
61721
It would be very close. I have 32 inch doorways and I have 2-2.5 inch clearance. If you are able to have enough room outside the door to approach it straight on (i.e. at a 90 degree angle). It depends mostly on the room immediately outside and immediately inside the doorway (i.e. obstacles, restrictions, etc.).
1209003
The product says fits up to a 36" doorway and my doorway is actually 35 & 1/2 inches and it has been very stable. I believe there would be just enough room for a small amount of additional expansion as there was enough overlap of the inner bar into the outer bar you perform pullups on - so I would say probably (underline probably) it could stretch to fit a 37" door.
1437446
I also say no. I am surprised to see that the product description states that this gate would work for a 55" doorway. Fully extended I measure about 53", just as the previous poster did.
763790
We would recommend you to use the Door with 6" Side Fixed Panel.SHDR-20307210 (Fits opening 30-31). Using 30" Door We think too much loading on 2 hinges and you have no exact level of the Walls as well. If any other questions, please contact us. Thank you . Consider above model for more
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The width will fit with maybe a little extra room but as far as the height, you may have an inch of space at the bottom. My back doorway is about 80"/81" tall but we hung it from the very top of the doorframe so it may be just right for your doorway with like I said, a very little space at the bottom which shouldn't pose a problem. The screens have been working great so far, but I would suggest adding a few extra tacks for a stronger more secure hold, it helps prevent the screen from coming detached when foot traffic goes in and out. ( some people can be a tad rough...i.e "Kids") Hope this is helpful! The width will fit with maybe a little extra room but as far as the height, you may have an inch of space at the bottom. My back doorway is about 80"/81" tall but we hung it from the very top of the doorframe so it may be just right for your doorway with like I said, a very little space at the bottom which shouldn't pose a problem. The screens have been working great so far, but I would suggest adding a few extra tacks for a stronger more secure hold, it helps prevent the screen from coming detached when foot traffic goes in and out. ( some people can be a tad rough...i.e... » Read More The width will fit with maybe a little extra room but as far as the height, you may have an inch of space at the bottom. My back doorway is about 80"/81" tall but we hung it from the very top of the doorframe so it may be just right for your doorway with like I said, a very little space at the bottom which shouldn't pose a problem. The screens have been working great so far, but I would suggest adding a few extra tacks for a stronger more secure hold, it helps prevent the screen from coming detached when foot traffic goes in and out. ( some people can be a tad rough...i.e "Kids") Hope this is helpful! « Show Less
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our door is 30 inches, and it fits that well, with about an inch of the adjustable bolts out on each side. I think to make it fit 33, you would need the extender they advertise, and to not have to turn the bolts out as far as we do after that was added. Might work okay, but will add to the cost.
1439088
Yes it is too wide to go through mine, I use it for the rest of the house and switch to A SMALLER ONE to go through my bathroom door which is 27"through my
78373
Yes it will fit, the door i use it in 36 inches wide. Mine measures 41", depending how heavy you are, im 140, i wouldn't go beyond 36".
1622954
my opening is about 54" and it worked. It's just is a little cumbersome to put up if as wide as mine so it might be easier for your smaller opening
624854
Yes a doorway should work fine. You just need to be able to screw it into the frame solidly.
1521500
Should be no problem, as this gate adjust's out pretty far. An interior passage doorway is usually 30-32 inches, which is where mine is being used and works just fine. The top and bottom pads can adjust independently.
561617
I had my husband measure the gate with the extension screws pulled completely out and it measured 36 1/2 inches. We have ours on a regular bedroom doorway so it may or may not fit on a 35 inch opening.
1188218
I believe it will work with a 7' doorway (no more than that) although the seller recommends the max of 6.3. It simply may not sit squarely
1704157
If your doorway (not the frame, the doorway itself) is more than 36 inches wide, then the rubber ends of the long arm that rests against the frame and it won't work. If the doorway (again, not the frame) is less than 18 inches wide, then the curved bars won't have room to fit through the doorway, and it won't work. If the width of the top of your doorframe (that is, the small strip up there) is less than maybe half an inch deep, then the top bar likely won't be able to get a purchase on the lip, and it won't work. All that being said, I've just described almost every door frame I've ever seen. Note that now I'm saying frame, if you have a doorway with no frame, then there will be nothing for this to hang off of. But if you just get it and try it, you'll probably find that it works fine. Probably.
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Our opening is 30" wide but the gate came with two 8 1/2" extensions which we did not use - that would be 46" - so no as it comes out of the box. I bet manufacturer will sell you a third extension (smaller?). I would contact them for sure. Its a great product.