Find the widest point
Read the dimension drawing and inspect photographs for handles, towel bars and hooks. If the published measurement is ambiguous, ask the seller which projections it includes rather than subtracting guessed amounts from your gap.
Test the grip
A handle tucked against a wall may be difficult to hold. Make a simple cardboard proxy and rehearse pulling from the actual approach direction. Convenient access matters even if the furniture technically fits.
Watch neighboring fronts
Open adjacent appliance and cabinet doors through their normal travel. A side handle can interrupt that arc even when the cart body stays clear. Compare the conflict at the actual height of the projection.
Consider optional parts carefully
Do not assume a handle can be omitted or relocated. Follow the selected model's assembly instructions and assess an alternative model if the required configuration interferes with the room.
Illustrative scenario: a cart body sits flush beside a cabinet, but its towel bar projects into a doorway. Measuring that bar changes the buying decision before an otherwise avoidable return.
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