How wide is the part you walk thru?
1384332
Nearly the width of the gate. The hinge and pressure joints take up only 4 inches or so altogether
498957
The dimensions when open are 14 1/2 by 17 1/2 inches. (The width is 14 1/2-inches.) When negotiating narrow openings, one can step partially under the hemiwalker to help save space.
1607859
It is at least that wide. I can't get to it right now as we are in the middle of a kitchen remodel and it is in my storage building with all of my canning equipment.. Hope this helps
1454617
I'm 5'10" and can walk and comfortably push handle maybe waist high. As for width, prob about 22" to 24" wide. It's a great, very sturdy wagon for my 2 dogs.
1037151
I think its about 32-36" wide I believe. I'm 5'9" and about 190lbs, average build and i can fit in and out through the slide.
420967
Hey Uma, from outside to outside it is 10 1/2 inches. From inside to inside, it's 10 1/4 inches.
1810232
They step over 4 1/2 inches. The overall width is 14" & the area they walk through is 10" wide. I have 3 dogs: 85lb rottie, 65lb golden & a 12lb Chihuahua & they all use it easily. One of the best investments I've made! Hope this helps.
2224473
It's almost 34 inches top to bottom on each of the stationary sides and 36 inches top-to-bottom on the walk through middle part!
555762
Just measured my walker. It is 22" in overall width. Normally, most bathroom doors are 30" wide so you should not encounter a problem.
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.
544230
This is a question.....Do you have any gates with walk thru gate is 22" as I have my mom who uses walker and needs to go thru
1203544
It is 1 1/4 inch long and 1/2 wide at the widest part, about a 1/4 thick at the widest part where it goes between your toe. Hope this helps.
2129257
This walker was so wide that it didn't fit through doors. You probably want something a bit more narrow.
1604697
Okay, I just measured it. The inside dimensions are 45 1/2 inches wide by 81 1/2 inches tall. I'm assuming that's what you mean by the "walk through".
1092863
the walk through is narrow (in my opinion). i visited my sister-in-law and she had these gates installed on her stairs and i had to turn sideways to get me and my 14 month old baby (especially with long dangly feet) through the opening. i am a skinny person too.
1869302
one and three forths inches closed. Three and one quarter inches fully open. One inch wide. Very nice. You will be happy!
1665422
The walking area is 17" wide by 44" long -- that's big enough for me to walk on. I am 5'5" and I just walk; so I don't take up much space -- I don't know how it would be for running or if you take big steps. I just walk toward the front and stay in that area holding on to the rail. I don't think it is sturdy enough for running or tremendously active workouts, but it is great for just walking the way I do. I am 79 years old but I swim 1 mile each day doing the backstroke and also do 1 hour of water aerobics; so I do exercise but I am not speedy or walking with a stomp -- just walking and watching TV, The walking area is 17" wide by 44" long -- that's big enough for me to walk on. I am 5'5" and I just walk; so I don't take up much space -- I don't know how it would be for running or if you take big steps. I just walk toward the front and stay in that area holding on to the rail. I don't think it is sturdy enough for running or tremendously active workouts, but it is great for just walking the way I do. I am 79 years old but I swim 1 mile each day doing the backstroke and also do 1 hour of water aerobics; so I do exercise but I am not speedy or walking with a stomp -- just... » Read More The walking area is 17" wide by 44" long -- that's big enough for me to walk on. I am 5'5" and I just walk; so I don't take up much space -- I don't know how it would be for running or if you take big steps. I just walk toward the front and stay in that area holding on to the rail. I don't think it is sturdy enough for running or tremendously active workouts, but it is great for just walking the way I do. I am 79 years old but I swim 1 mile each day doing the backstroke and also do 1 hour of water aerobics; so I do exercise but I am not speedy or walking with a stomp -- just walking and watching TV, « Show Less