What is the length of the sloped surface (where the thighs go)?
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Richard, I gave this wedge to my Mother.......who is 92 years old. I called her about it, and by the time she finished measuring, she was ALL confused and gave me several different answers. If you don't receive an answer from anyone else, please let me know and I will drive to her home on WEDNESDAY and measure it myself. But, if you DO want mr to do this, LET ME KNOW. Thanks. C. Cole
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From the start of the slope (on the bed surface) to where it goes to a flat surface on top is about 11".
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I'm 5'2", and when worn at the hips, it's about 3/4 down my thigh. When worn at the waist, it's mid-thigh but too short in the back.. (Your butt will be exposed! ._.)
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There is two answers with different dimensions. I need the exact depth please
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40.5 inches long. I apologize it took me so long to get back with you. Depending on where you place the ramp, determines how high or steep it will be. I hope this helps.
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Outside edge to outside edge of the pad. From the center cut out its about a half inch
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Long, in my opinion. But I like shorts (workout, at least) to fall above the kneecap. I'd guess they are somewhere a little less than 13" inseam.
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From the outside of one leg to the outside of an adjacent leg it varies from 11 1/4 to 11 3/4 inches. A diagonal measure from outside to outside is around 16 1/4 inches.
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The end of each leg is a little less than 11" from the center. They don't really have a circumference since they form only three "spokes", slightly more than 18" apart from one another at the tips. So if you drew lines between the ends of the legs, you'd have an equilateral triangle slightly more than 18" on a side.
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Sorry for the delay! From center of crotch to end of leg is about 8 1/2 inches.
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Hi SLB, I don't know the actual measurement. The legs go down just above the knee...
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Depends on the use and whether you are wanting to be ADA compliant. For use with an assisted occupied wheelchair the maximum slope is 12 & 2 which means 1 foot of run length for each two inches of rise. If you have an 18 inch rise then the point at which the ramp ends should be 9 feet out from where it begins. The actual ramp length in this scenario is just about 12 feet. The formula is ramp length = the square root of (Rise squared + Run squared). Calculate in units of feet rather than inches.
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Front legs are about 35" apart. Leg depth is 25.5" and the back legs are 27.5" apart.
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if you mean from the top of the leg to the top surface,the answer is 1 and 3/4 inches.
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It folds flat, so it's really just the thickness of the legs. I don't have a ruler, but I would say 2 inches, give or take a little.
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Not sure if I'm measuring right -- but from point A at the crotch to point B at the bottom of the leg = 7 inches.
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These legs are 30 inches in length. That said, one could easily cut the leg down to a desired length with a circular saw or even a simple hack-saw.
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the slope, from where your hip would be, to the top where the bend of your knee would be, approx. 13 and 1/2 inchesthe long level top, where your knee would rest to the end of the flat upper portion, 21 inches