Somehow we managed to get it up the stairs and around the corner (which was achievement enough). And through the front door (although it was a bit of a squeeze). But halfway down the corridor it jammed. The delivery man and I spent half an hour trying to get it through the door at all angles, but to no avail.
So I had to go back to work and leave it, hanging at 45° in my corridor. I imagined that I was going to spend the rest of my life crawling under it to get into the living room.
A friend came over in the evening, and we dismantled the door and finally got it in. Close run thing, though.
So it's sat in my living room from then until a short while ago.
Another friend came over to assist in its destruction - Juan, who lived here for a year, and so had a relationship with it too. His mother even repaired parts of it, which was very good and very maternal of her, and I was very grateful.
We dismantled it with a hammer, an axe and a Stanley knife. As nicely as possible.
Actually, no, it was brutal, and messy and, eventually, done. And there was a lot more space in the living room.
Didn't get stuck in the corridor this time, though.
