Doorway furniture fit checker

Can this furniture frame pass through the doorway?

Before you startMeasure the rigid furniture frame and the narrowest part of the open doorway. Do not use nominal door size.

Step 1

Add your measurements

Compare the narrowest usable furniture side with the actual clear door opening.

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Replace each example with what you measured. The example result on the right updates as you type.

Measure the furnitureInclude arms, frames, and anything that cannot be removed.

Furniture widthcmMeasure the furniture at its widest rigid point.Furniture depthcmMeasure the deepest rigid front-to-back point.Furniture heightcmMeasure from the floor to the highest rigid point.Removable leg or cushion heightcmEnter only height that truly comes off, such as removable legs or loose cushions.

Measure the open doorOpen the door fully and measure the space the item can actually pass through.

Clear door widthcmMeasure the narrowest clear gap between the open door and the opposite stop.Clear door heightcmMeasure from the finished floor to the lowest part of the frame.

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Example resultLooks good on paper

The frame clears this simplified doorway screen

Turning space before and after the door remains untested.

Change the sample measurements to turn this into your estimate.

Narrow frame side: 70 cm
Door width: 81 cm
Width margin: 11 cm

Proportional planning schematic - verify all dimensions on site.

Before you buy or start work

Confirm removable components with the retailer.
Measure handles, closers, and trim.
Photograph the approach and request a delivery assessment.

Method

What this result assumes

The check tests a simplified side rotation through one rectangular opening.

Door hardware, packaging, turning space, and frame flexibility are excluded.

Limitations

What it cannot confirm

A positive result is not a delivery guarantee. Complex rotation requires a delivery professional.

This is a planning estimate, not a building-code, safety, installation, or delivery guarantee.

Confirm product-specific requirements with the manufacturer, installer, retailer, or qualified trade.

Formula 1.0.0Reviewed 2026-07-13General planning assumptions

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