Can a 35 inch wide sofa bed fit through a 30 inch door?
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Question by BEIJING1 (TRINA)
Can a 35 inch wide sofa bed fit through a 30 inch door?
Feb 24, 13:47
Answer by alexzehn (Alex Z.)
Trina,
I can only give you my opinion on that one, since to give more solid answer I will need to see both the door and the bed.
When you put the sofa bed on a side it could be less then 30 inch wide, so in this case you would be able to fit it through the door. There might be a problem though, since sofa beds are usually extremely heavy and would require couple of healthy movers to tackle it.
I any case, if geometrically it is possible to fit then professional movers would fit it. Just watch for the walls.
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Alex Z. @ MovingAnswers.org
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