Know if it fits before moving day.
Compare a sofa, fridge, table, or cabinet with the narrowest doorway on its route. Get an orientation and real clearance—not a guess.
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Enter the narrowest measurements
The route matters as much as the door.
Use the smallest usable measurement along the complete route. Hinges, handles, skirting boards, radiators, and turns can all reduce the space you actually have.
Measure the item
Record the widest, tallest, and deepest points. Include fixed feet and arms.
Walk the route
Check every doorway, landing, lift, and tight turn from vehicle to room.
Keep a margin
Allow at least 2.5 cm of clearance for hands, blankets, and small measuring errors.
What this result can—and cannot—tell you
FitRoute tests all six straight, axis-aligned orientations of a rectangular item against a rectangular opening. That makes it a useful first check for boxed appliances and square furniture.
Soft sofas, angled legs, diagonal pivots, curved staircases, and hallway corners need a physical template or an experienced mover. Always verify measurements on site before buying or moving an item.