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how to measure for
furniture delivery
After you find the perfect seat or
dresser for your little one’s room, follow
these simple tips for measuring
furniture for a breezy delivery.
measure your space
Grab your measuring tape and measure the
heights (A) and widths (B) of all hallways
and door accesses, as well as entry
clearances (C), along the various paths from
the exterior doors to your baby’s room.
Besides measuring all interior
entryways, you should also consider the size
constraints of the entire path from our
delivery truck to your nursery or kid’s room.
Don’t forget to measure fence gates or any
other exterior points of entry.
measure the furniture
For gliders, rockers and
dressers, you’ll need to
measure the width (A)
and the diagonal depth (B).
Remember, the diagonal depth of the furniture
must be less than the entryway width. Need
help calculating the dimensions?
Chat with our design experts or ask a store
associate for help.
compare the two
Compare the dimensions of your home
and your new kids and nursery furniture to
confirm the best path for delivery.
Don't forget to make note of any other obstacles
such as ceilings, light fixtures, interior walls,
stairwell banisters and turns.
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how to measure
kids furniture
So you found the perfect seat or dresser for
your little one’s room. Now what? Before
your kid’s furniture is delivered, you need to
do some quick (and easy) homework.
To find the best path for delivering large
pieces like rockers, gliders and dressers
inside your home, like navigating pesky door
frames and cumbersome corners, follow
these simple tips for measuring furniture for
a breezy delivery.
measure your space
Grab your measuring tape and measure the
heights (A) and widths (B) of all hallways and door
accesses, as well as entry clearances (C), along the various
paths from the exterior doors to your baby’s room.
Besides measuring all interior entryways,
you should also consider the size constraints of the entire
path from our delivery truck to your nursery or kid’s room.
Don’t forget to measure fence gates or any other exterior
points of entry.
measure the furniture
For gliders, rockers and dressers,
you’ll need to measure the width (A)
and the diagonal depth (B).
Remember, the diagonal depth of the furniture
must be less than the entryway width. Need
help calculating the dimensions?
Chat with our design experts or ask a store
associate for help.
compare the two measurements
Compare the dimensions of your home
and your new kids and nursery furniture to confirm
the best path for delivery.
Don't forget to make note of any other obstacles such
as ceilings, light fixtures, interior walls, stairwell
banisters and turns.