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Why on Earth didn't you measure the door and the sofa, just to be sure that you'd get it inside? Especially if you knew you had a 4 hour round trip to make?
I know the feeling. Not in that exact detail, but close enough. Pass it off to a friend, that's what we did.
Ever heard of a tape measure?
I'm sure it could fit through the door. I moved two couches and really bulky horizontal dresser in through a standard size door. You just need to stand it up and angle it correctly
hope you find a way to make ot fit. o.o garage door?
Hacksaw.
I don't know many rural areas with garage doors
I also wonder if there's a way they can take it apart and put it back together depending on the kind of couch it is. Or maybe just the feet if there are any, or arm rests?
You are aware that you should measure a space before buying furniture right?
There was literally no other way to get it in? You don't have a sliding door?
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A measuring tape would've gone a long way...
Or you could measure your doorway before buying a piece of furniture.