Will a table Fit Through a Door?

✓ Fits — 12" to spare [why-details] > Why this result? Won't fit in its natural orientation, but fits when rotated — 12" clearance. Tightest point: Item vs Opening (width axis) Remaining clearance: 12" (33.3%) [/why-details] [maneuver-details] > How the maneuver works Orient the item so it is rotated. Slide straight through the opening, keeping it level. Required entry angle: ~0° Minimum approach space: standard (item length) [/maneuver-details] [difficulty-details] > Real-world difficulty Safety margin: Comfortable Operational expectation: Standard handling — no special equipment or technique needed. [/difficulty-details] [details-below] What we used · Medium Confidence Opening: 36"W × 80"H Item: item — smallest cross-section 24" (estimated) *Rotation required: rotated* Assumptions - Estimated height from local_db (height not provided by user) - Assumed standard door height: 80" (2032mm) - Applied 38mm practical clearance for handling - Assumed standard ceiling height: 8ft (2440mm) All orientations tested (6 orientations) | | Orientation | Width | Height | Note | |---|------------|-------|--------|------| | ✓ ← | 24×60" (front/back) | 12" | 20" | | | ✓ | 24×30" (sideways) | 12" | 50" | | | ✓ | 30×24" (sideways) | 6" | 56" | | | ✓ | 30×60" (laid flat) | 6" | 20" | | | ✗ | 60×24" (front/back) | -24" | 56" | too_wide | | ✗ | 60×30" (laid flat) | -24" | 50" | too_wide | Step-by-step proof (best: 24×60") 1. Width: 24" item ≤ 36" opening → ✓ (12" clearance) 2. Height: 60" item ≤ 80" opening → ✓ (20" clearance) Limiting: opening: height at 12" *Measure your specific space to confirm — dimensions vary.*