Measure your new furniture, your entry ways, stairways and/or elevators
Important thing to keep in mind is that what fits in your
apartment may not actually be able to get into your apartment, this step often
gets overlooked, but it’s an important one. Shoppers typically measure the room
where their new furniture will go, but they forget that the furniture has to
get into the room through doorways and/or elevators. a couple measurements will
help substantially , get your measurement tape to and write down the width,
height, and diagonal length of the doorways and hallways , (diagonal is the straight
line joining two opposite corners of a square, rectangle, or other
straight-sided shape) so you can compare these measurements to the items of
your selection in showroom.
Make sure the length, height, width, and diagonal depth of all
items you intend to purchase, are less than the respective entryways, stairways
or elevators you are taking the furniture through
To avoid situations where your new furniture can’t fit the
space, it is always advisable to look for items that come in sections or parts
especially with narrow doors or doorways, sharp turned staircase or low roofs
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