Measurements
Dimensions.
- 48"
- Width
- 24"
- Depth
- 72"
- Height
Doorway fit
Will a Wood Wardrobe fit through a doorway?
Will fit through with proper technique. Smallest dimension: 24". Standard interior door: 32". Standard exterior door: 36".
Fits with room to spare
Fits with room to spare
Fits with room to spare
Moving tips
- Lead with the front edge when moving through doorways
- Can be rotated during movement to find the best angle
Measure smart
What to measure.
Four numbers decide nearly every fit check. Get these right and the rest follows.
- 01Width, depth, and height of the item at its widest points, including feet, arms, handles, and headboards.
- 02The clear opening of the space, not the frame. A 36-inch door gives roughly 32 inches once the door and stops are accounted for.
- 03The item's smallest dimension. It decides whether tilting or turning it on its side gets it through.
- 04Diagonal clearance at turns, landings, and corners, where the real bottleneck usually is.
Don't make these
Common mistakes.
Most “it didn't fit” stories trace back to one of these oversights.
- ⚠Measuring the door frame instead of the clear opening, then losing two inches you assumed you had.
- ⚠Forgetting that feet, arms, and handles add to the nominal size printed on the box.
- ⚠Treating a soft mattress and a rigid frame the same. One compresses, the other does not.
- ⚠Planning the doorway but ignoring the turn at the top of the stairs.
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Frequently asked
Questions we keep getting.
What are the exact dimensions of a Wood Wardrobe?
A standard Wood Wardrobe measures 48 inches wide, 24 inches deep, and 72 inches tall. The smallest dimension is 24 inches, which is the critical measurement for doorway passage.
01Will a Wood Wardrobe fit through a standard 32-inch doorway?
Yes, a Wood Wardrobe can fit through a standard 32-inch doorway. The smallest dimension (24") is smaller than the doorway width.
02How should I move a Wood Wardrobe through doorways?
Move the Wood Wardrobe by leading with the front edge. Maintain a level position when possible.
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