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Anonymous users2024-01-23From the data point of view, it is a bit dangerous, the gap of 10cm is already very large, if you buy the sofa can not be split then it is estimated that it will not be able to enter, this you can ask the manufacturer of the sofa whether the sofa can be split, some sofas can be, otherwise this really can't get in!
This size is rare to see, generally 1930*860 or 1970*860, you can change the door opening of your home, and then install 1970*860.
Not standard! It stands to reason that the living room door should be greater than or equal to the bedroom door, not lower than the bedroom door!
It depends on whether the minimum size of the sofa is less than or equal to 70 cm when placed diagonally.
This also determines the shape of your sofa, which can generally be entered, and the manufacturer will consider this issue.
You can enter! Stand up the couch!