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Getting an armchair through a front door
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DanielDeronda said:Ip00hsticks said:Ivor_Bafflebrain said:Good luck, I'm sure you will manage it!
The OP is right to be checking, because the retailer is under no obligation to take the chairs back and issue a refund if they don't fit through the door so it's potentially a very expensive mistake to make !
https://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-anyday-edie-armchair-light-leg/p111461685
I think the wooden legs come off. I don't have dimensions for the chair.
I'm in a 1st floor flat & it should be easy enough to get the chair to my front door, through the front door of the building, up the stairs to the front door of my flat. Have a standard wooden front door so think it could be taken of its hinges.
I've done some measuring & the door excluding the frame is 77cm.
It's a stock item so not custom built. I'll give JL customer service a call for any advice.The link says the legs are not removable.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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