Tight entry way.. she's definitely not a stripper.

 

Well then you're free to date her.

 

Then it won't be tight for long. Oh snap. I've been equated to a jumbo sized sectional couch more than once.

 

[QUOTE=vtec9,Oct 15 2008, 12:21 PM] Then it won't be tight for long.

 

thanks mikey but actually we bought one that was damn similar to that,.... the problem with that one was the arms to the sides were too fat.............i must add that we live above the garage,...so this in the only entry way, no windows downstairs as its onlt the garage down below......we have a balcony but its too tall to even try and rope it and bring it up. i was thinking of renting a forklift but i shouldnt have to do that to get furniture in. i think i might have to resort to a futon and some luv sacs.

 

That's too bad. Here's a couple pics of the one I just got, I can't imagine any of the pieces not fitting in if you have a normal doorway and a non-spiral staircase. I thought it was odd that the delivery guys actually commended me on selecting that one since I live in a condo. I acted like it was intentional

 

thats a nice set up you got there mikey.

here is the 2 we couldnt get in,...and the last is the one we might go for still ....if that doesnt work then i dunno what we will do.



the one we are trying next.....they are all individual pieces

 

difficult to say whats the issue w/o some plans and the width of the door 4sure sad news tho the two car garage is the most important priority.

take accurate measurements and create a floor layout. present this to a custom furniture maker. there will be no returns tho but he should guarantee that things will fit. normally custom is not that much more cost if you shop around. he could make something that dis-assembles but still looks good.