1.5 meters
You find a tape measure and take the measurement across the door, then the length of it, then if necessary the thickness.
height =2,10 m (210 cm) =width =0,80m (80cm)
You should be able to turn it at an angle so that the horizontal 'width' is less than 28 inches. Another way, would be if the length of the sofa is less than the height of the door, you can stand it on end, slide part of it through, then slide it over so that the rest of it will go through the door.
If the door is circle, you will have to bent down in order to come out of the room[or even the house].Same as if the door is square. this is what the person before me said. i am improving answer. only because i say..... why not make the square huge? well, as you know, humans are of different sizes, so we can't have a door perfect for your body cos that would be cramped and imagine inviting ppl over! so, instead, architects look for something resembling our body shape. we have(more or less): 1 pair of parelell sides that are the same length 1 pair of parelell sides that are the same length..... what shape is the same? RECTANGLE! though my granny has a oval door. i have to step up into the house. anyway, my friend has a square door though it uses up space. why pay for more wood? it looks....weird. different, i guess.
Length ? - The standard north American interior door is 34" or 36" wide and 80" high.
1989 - 1998, 2 door, wheel base = 86.6", 4 door, 97.6. 1989 - 1995, 2 door, overall length = 142.5". 1996 - 1998, 2 door, overall length = 143.7". 1996 - 1998, 4 door, overall length = 158.7".
The green door essay is simply an essay that talks at length about the green door.
To find the area of the door, get its length and breadth measurements then multiply them.
It depends on the size of the door. Length times the Width.
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meter
That depends on the size of the door. If the door is 7 feet long, it is the same length as 7 12-inch rulers, because 12 inches is equivalent to 1 foot.
The answer is 20mmAn average of 6 feet. But you may wanna consider the height of the door's owner.
Both cars are the same length.
do the length times the width and that equals the area
Adjust the length of the arm or move the door closer.