What is the depth of the curve? For example, does the curve protrude out 4" from where it is tensioned on the side? More? Less? Thank you.
344433
The depth of the curve is more than 5 inches. It is very hard to measure the curve, but I would estimate it to be 5 1/2 to 5 3/4 inches.
344434
We actually returned the item bc it was too short for our shower so It's not in my possession to measure for you but I would say it protrudes 4in at least. Hope this helps...
1748110
Hi,I measured the edge to edge depth when stretched out from relaxed state and it is about 1 1/2".
1836178
I'm sorry, I'm not sure. My project was 4.5" base molding. It's a sliding miter, I'm just not sure if you slide it all the way forward how many inches that would be. It's not in the description?
1233145
I don't have it in front of me, but I would guess about 4". Take a close look before you buy.
1775959
A little more than three feet end to end . But it does have a curve which is not in the measurement because it don't have a paper measure stick. Hope this helps.
232817
I measured it when I got it (to find other spots it could be used) and best I could get was 2.5" depth in from the edge.Due to the way the bottom is (basically the turn-hande and the actual stopper piece at the end), it's not easy to measure like it would be if it were a flat metal piece.. Possible just over 2.5", but definitely right in that area.
1029102
I measured from one edge of the stem to the other, but did not measure it at or near the dented side. The diameter is 9/16". FYI, the crease in the tube has a reason for it. According to the a description from one of the Norpro funnels on this site : "Creased steam allows air to escape for easy filling".
400227
I don't know what you mean by curved in feature. Is the end cap the part you hold? Sorry. But if you can explain it to me better, then I can tell you. I don't know much about it.
1093443
It will protrude approximate 1" from your device depending on how the receptacle is configured in your computer. Bought two them and don't use either because the fit isn't tight and the weight of the cord causes them to disconnect randomly... after a number of battery dying failures on one new and one used computer (Dell ) we just packed them away in my studio "might need someday" box and there they sit... hope that helps
1886682
Just measured mine. It is tightly wound in a spiral. When it is relaxed it measures 21 inches. When I pull it out (pretty hard) I can stretch it to about 48 inches.
128054
I don't have a caliper to accurately measure this tricky curving solid, but I would guess it's no more than 1.5", possibly less, in it's thickest dimension. But "how far will it push me away from the seat" is a different issue, and depends on how the Back-Huggar's contours fit onto your chair--different if it's a straight back from if it's a curved surface. At any rate, I don't find this to be a significant issue.
495018
It appears to be around 8.5", the flat bottom portion that is. It then starts the curve up to the sides of the pan.
740646
So, thats exactly what I ordered this for, and the thickness or depth is 0.1393701 of an inch, this is using a digital caliper. You will need a bit thicker, or layer up a bit. Basically .14 ''depth, by 1/4'' width by 60 ''. hope that helps
1078046
Roughly 5-6 inches apart... From the bottom of the curve, to the bottom of the curve above it. Hope that helps!
1325191
Stretched out is 5ft. and retracted it is 4 1/4 inches. Sorry for the delay in the reply! Works Great!
330270
Hello, Newpoint? Are you out there? My first thought was that it might be the diameter of the end of the pillow. But, when I measured it seam to seam at the end the diameter was just about 5 and 1/2 inches. The depth seems to be about 6 inches. the only thing I know is that perhaps it has squished out or they need to tell us about that 4". Comfy pillow though. Good luck. If I come up with anything else I will let you know.
412049
I don't understand....it isn't curved. It is not in the picture and the one i bought is not curved. Can you clarify the question or explain what you mean by "curved"?