Stairway furniture fit checker

Is there enough stair and landing space to turn this furniture?

Before you startMeasure the complete route, especially the narrowest tread, smallest landing, and lowest ceiling point.

Step 1

Add your measurements

Screen the furniture against stair width, landing turning room, and overhead clearance.

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

Measure the furnitureUse rigid outside dimensions.

Furniture lengthcmUse the furniture's longest rigid side.Furniture depthcmMeasure its deepest front-to-back side.Furniture heightcmMeasure its full rigid height.

Measure the stair routeRecord the tightest point, not the most open point.

Clear stair widthcmMeasure the narrowest clear width between rails, walls, or trim.Landing depthcmMeasure the clear turning depth without counting the next stair.Lowest overhead clearancecmMeasure the lowest overhead point anywhere along the route.

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Example resultNeeds another look

At least one basic stair constraint fails

This screen cannot model the stair slope, handrails, packaging, or a three-dimensional turn.

Change the sample measurements to turn this into your estimate.

Narrow furniture side: 82 cm
Landing diagonal: 158 cm
Overhead clearance: 210 cm

Proportional planning schematic - verify all dimensions on site.

Before you buy or start work

Measure every landing separately.
Include handrails and light fixtures.
Send a scaled route sketch to the delivery team.

Method

What this result assumes

The landing is treated as a clear rectangle.

Banisters, slope, packaging, and intermediate rotations are excluded.

Limitations

What it cannot confirm

Stair delivery is geometry-sensitive. A delivery professional must confirm the route.

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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