All of these questions are bout height. What about width. I see the measurements, but don't know which is which i.e. too wide to go thru 27"doors?
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Although I don't have the actual dimensions, I know my Dad has no trouble going through doorways when he visits our home. We have standard 32" door openings and there is still room on either side when he walks through.
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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 bathrough my bathroom door which is 27"through my
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
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I can't measure the walker for you because it is at my parents' house. I can tell you that my father cruises through the doors to bedroom and garage with it. They are standard door openings from 40 years ago. There are wide walkers for large people; this is not one of them. Hope this helps.
793342
The height should not be a problem you do not mention the width. It is the weight of the door that would be the consideration. All in all most likely.
812970
I have this gate in 30" doorway. I don't know about the maximum width. I was a little concerned that the gate might be too wide for the doorway, but it works fine. However, the cat we wanted to confine somehow managed to jump over the gate. We solved that problem by getting another (shorter) gate and installing it upside down over this one to make a sort of a door.
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My hips are quite wide and I can get through. You can always go through by turning a bit to the side. I think a wider gate door wouldn't have enough stablity for a standard doorway sized opening. The side panels would be quite slim, but they are the ones the hold the pressure.
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I'm out of town at the moment and without a tape measure or I'd measure it for you now, but it looks like it would be a tight fit for a 30 inch door if it fit at all. We have the 22 inch seat. There's about 4-5 extra inches of wheel on either side of the seat.
60007
Hi , I don't know the exact width , however its a great chair and I have had no trouble going through doors . Hope this helps ...
798556
Yes I find it's too wide to get through some doors. Need to juggle the frame around to enter. Also the frame is far to wide anyway, it needs to be made in two sizes. Not everyone is so overweight!
2005764
Someone else said their doorway measures 27 1/2" and the gate wouldn't go that small. Even when adjusted. It was too big.
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I did what Ashley did. I have a 4ft wide doorway, 8 foot height. I had to cut lengths of this in 4ft and double over, for two doorways (16ft total used). Still have a lot left on the 'bolt' too, so ~30ft long would be about accurate.
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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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Hi John - if by total door width you mean the full opening, you should be able to fit through, with about an inch of clearance on each side. The chair with the 18" seat is about 24" wide. If you opt for the 20" seat, you'd likely scrape through your door. Hope this helps and good luck!
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.
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Hello - I purchased this chair for my mother. She told me the chair is right around 30" wide at the widest points and that if you go slow and careful that you could make it through a 30" doorway. I guess her inside doors at home are around 31" and she clears those just fine. Hope that helps. It's a great chair and a great price. I was looking at a similar extra wide chair with all the same features in a medical store for around $650... So I was very pleased with this chair when it arrived. Great quality and heavy duty. My mother is very pleased with the chair... Best of luck!
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Our doorway was a little larger than what the Trainer was designed to fit. We got some very standard PVC pipe ($6) cut it to make 6 inch lengths,slid it over the "arms" of the trainer (that lean against door moulding), and it works fine. Our doorway was 36 inches. I'm sorry, I don't know the smallest doorway it is designed to fit. I think we needed an extra 3 inches each side, so that means 30 inches it fits.So I have no worries about your 29, and 27 is only one inch each side- I would imagine the company can tell you the minimum.
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I assume you mean a base cabinet 27" inches in width. This would be pushing it to the limits. I believe you need to measure the insideof the cabinet to be sure you have enough clearance. Seems like it would a tight fit. We installed ours in a 36" base cabinet.
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The gate will fit an opening that is 25 inches or larger and up to the maximum indicated on the box. Ergo, it will fit nicely in a 27 inch opening. Based on your comment, I suggest you get someone with minimal or better handyman skills to install it.
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The passable space is 17". These are great gates. Do look at the response about the size opening the gate will not fit. There is a space gap where the gate will not work and the guy is spot on with his information. Also, make sure you include the baseboard in your measurement. It sometimes makes a difference.