This talks about different things, like Diagonal depth but this couch is located in a clearance center in a different state, we have no way to measure it for diagonal depth. Please help!
skip this sofa, look for a sectional
That looks a lot like the sofa a tenant left in the suite I'm now living in, but this one is a hide-a-bed and way to heavy to lift for one person. So it was left behind. How tall is your doorway opening? Most are 82, but some older ones are taller, and a 91 sofa can be passed through them on end, if there aren't any serious obstructions right near the inside of the door. This requires at least two strong and experienced movers, btw. Add: I see your door is only 79 high. Sorry. In looking at the side or end view of that sofa, there is some soft padding on the top that could compress enough to fit through a 36 opening if the door is swung open way way wide and the padded part somehow compressed, say with cardboard and ropes. No guarantee that will work, though. Maybe the sofa can fit through a window or something? Otherwise, perhaps you should keep looking for a similar design that will fit.
