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Your new furniture needs to fit in your room—and through the door. Here's how to measure furniture and compare to your home's dimensions for a smooth delivery.
Use a metal tape measure to measure the height (A) and width (B) of all doorways and hallways from the entry point to the room your new furniture will go in. Don't forget to also measure the entry point (C) itself.
Don't forget to also measure the entry point (C) itself.
Simply measure the width (A-C) and diagonal depth (B). To calculate diagonal depth, use a metal measuring tape to measure from the top left corner to the bottom right (pillows not included).
Simply measure the depth (B) and diagonal height (A-C) at the widest point. To find the diagonal height, use a metal measuring tape to measure from the top left corner to bottom right.
To find the best path for delivery, compare your furniture measurements to the dimensions of your hallways and doorways.
By doing this, you'll be able to see whether the furniture needs to come in at an angle or if it will fit straight through.
Keep in mind that for sofas and sectionals, the diagonal depth must be less than the width of the doorway in order to fit.
Remember also to take ceilings, fixtures, interior walls, stairwell banisters and turns into consideration.