We just want the bowl. Can we leave the legs off? Just not install them? Is just the bowl 21.2 inches?
905387
The bowl comes attached to the legs but you could easily remove them. Not entirely sure about bowl size but 21 inch diameter sounds about right.
905388
Honestly, don't know if can leave legs off. It has been too rainy for us to even put ours out yet. I would think the bottom would get too hot without the legs on it. Sorry couldn't be more help.
1421577
Legs are around 2 inches, I think it would look odd without the legs and the legs come already installed. This is a one piece unit.
981520
i suppose you could leave off the leg extension, but i wouldn't because it also serves as a crossbrace and makes it sturdier. also, the legs are tubular and the open ends could fill with dirt. all metal construction except plastic end caps on metal seat slats and feet of stools and table. my 260 lb husband and i use it with no trouble. love this set!
2223022
At least four inches from the furthest part of the edge of the bowl. Hope that make sense :-)
794669
I don't have another one to compare it too but that picture does make it look taller than it really is. I just went and measured mine. The bottom bowl section is 3 inches tall. The upper section is uneven, between 2 and 2.5 inches.
547262
The recess for the leg to fit into is 2.75" squre and .5" deep. I would not recommend placing the leg on top, it would slide off too easily. You might try contacting the manufacturer and ask if they have larger risers. Or contact a carpenter and have them custom made. The basic design would be the same and fit exactly and safely. Good luck with our quest.
114014
I cannot remember exactly, but most certainly the legs were screwed on. Without the legs, the unit is 18 1/2 inches high. I am certainl that it could be put directly on the floor with pads under it etc.
1922190
The legs on the unit we received has a slight outward slant...perhaps a 10-15 degree outward slant. Also, the legs have a connector between each of the two side legs so they are more like "leg units"...quite sturdy and stable, particularly with the heavy ceramic bowls in them.
398074
I doubt that removing the feet would give you the required height . The space under the frame at the bottom is less than 1/2 inch and the body without feet is 33 9/16 " so it would be a squeeze or impossible to fit in to a 33 1/2 height space. Air circulation is important too so perhaps it's not a good fit.
985391
The main unit is 16" tall without the legs. Unfortunately I don't have the leg measuements of the legs. I mounted mine as a floating wall cabinetThe description lists the measurements as 70.8 x 17.8 x 19.8 inches with the 19.8 being the Height so I would guess they are about 3 3/4.
1587182
Thank you Loriann Dennington for raising this question. The height of the seat for this model is 21.5" off the ground. Hope this address your concern.
460121
Mine came with adjustable feet, so you probably can extend the front legs about an inch longer than the rear legs. I don't understand the reply from the manufacturer - while the legs are all the same length, you could mount the rear legs to extend about an inch above the front legs, in addition to adjusting the feet. We are very happy with ours and will probable buy another for our 2nd bathroom.
2268496
The lock plate has a lip around it to hold the bowl - not high, probably a 1/16 of an inch. The old plate had worn the lip down to the point where it was flat from one side to the other on the plate. Nothing to hold the bowl. Time for replacement.
1041097
I haven't seen and don't anticipate any such problem. There is vinyl(?) tubing over each of the two feet that rest on the bowl and it seems reasonably durable. The main issue I have is that you need to hold the rails in toward the center so that one or the other does not slip of the edge of the bowl when you stand up. If the user has a wide bottom, this could become a safety issue.
851654
32" at it tallest point, NOT including the legs. I choose not to use the legs, which add another 8 1/2"
1841518
the bottom of the bowl is about 4-6" off the ground due to the length of the legs, so as long as your balcony isn't too small, it would probably be ok
1248261
Yes. The problem with the bowl being mounted too low, can be fixed easily with 2 thin rubber washers place on the mounting prongs.