How wide is this at the bottom between the two support bars? Later...Thanks for all the responses. I didn't expect so many to take the time to help with my question. I was pleased and touched. Based on your responses, it seemed as though this stand would be big enough to fit and indeed it is. The one I received is 26 & 1/2 inches at its narrowest spot on the base. That's just enough space to fit. Thanks again to everyone. How wide is this at the bottom between the two support bars? Later...Thanks for all the responses. I didn't expect so many to take the time to help with my question. I was... » Read More How wide is this at the bottom between the two support bars? Later...Thanks for all the responses. I didn't expect so many to take the time to help with my question. I was pleased and touched. Based on your responses, it seemed as though this stand would be big enough to fit and indeed it is. The one I received is 26 & 1/2 inches at its narrowest spot on the base. That's just enough space to fit. Thanks again to everyone. « Show Less
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The support width is 18 inches and the length was something like 29 -30 inches. It was too long, so I sawed it with a hack saw and drilled holes through the bars and used screws so it could fit it better, and it didn't hurt my shoulders to get up or down. The measurements should be in the discription. Make sure you measure your bath room area.
890034
From outside edges of supports - 29 inches Inside 27 inches. The bolts stick out 1/4 inch.
890035
About 32" at the top if I recall correctly. probably another couple of inches at the bottom. The space was too wide, forcing arms to strain more pushing up.
890036
I couldn't find a tape measure, but it appears to be between 26" and 28" as best I can tell, sorry not more accurate.
1768937
I measured exactly 3 inches between the supports. If you need "at least 3 inches" then this may not work for you. Less than 3 inches will work just fine.
1878112
The E-Stand was returned. I cannot answer your question without it being present to measure. :)
1385846
I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for the price, it works!
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I returned everything to Amazon and they sent another one. I did get another broken one and after a bad review the seller called and sent one from his inventory. I think Amazon sometimes puts the returns back in circulation. The seller was extremely nice. They like to have good reviews so maybe if you contact the seller they will replace it for you. Hope this helps. I have used my stand many times. Its worth the effort of getting a perfect one. Love, love it!!!
2016177
My PlayStation fits with about 7" or so remaining behind it. I didn't put the backing on my stand, so I don't have to make anything "fit." You can't tell, it's so low to the ground. But I hate for anything to go all the way back, since I'll have to literally get on the ground to reach back there.
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Luis, the measurement between the inside to inside of the bar rests is 39.5". From outside to outside it is 44.5". The backrest doesn't lay completely flat, no. It has a very slight incline that's only a couple degrees. This bench is designed for an Olympic Bar and Olympic Weights. The leg raise part accepts Olympic Weights only. If that's what you got, go with it! If not, honestly bro, stay away from it.. If you have any more questions about it, go ahead and send me a friend request on fb so I can receive a message from you and I can answer whatever questions you might have and send pics of the level I put on it just to see if the backrest laid down completely flat. Luis, the measurement between the inside to inside of the bar rests is 39.5". From outside to outside it is 44.5". The backrest doesn't lay completely flat, no. It has a very slight incline that's only a couple degrees. This bench is designed for an Olympic Bar and Olympic Weights. The leg raise part accepts Olympic Weights only. If that's what you got, go with it! If not, honestly bro, stay away from it.. If you have any more questions about it, go ahead and send me a friend request on fb so I can receive a message from you and I can answer... » Read More Luis, the measurement between the inside to inside of the bar rests is 39.5". From outside to outside it is 44.5". The backrest doesn't lay completely flat, no. It has a very slight incline that's only a couple degrees. This bench is designed for an Olympic Bar and Olympic Weights. The leg raise part accepts Olympic Weights only. If that's what you got, go with it! If not, honestly bro, stay away from it.. If you have any more questions about it, go ahead and send me a friend request on fb so I can receive a message from you and I can answer whatever questions you might have and send pics of the level I put on it just to see if the backrest laid down completely flat. « Show Less
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I hope before you go with this read my comments as to the questionable design problems. As to the width it is approx 25 inches from bar to bar, this is a very comfortable width. You cannot adjust the width, also the bars must be very carefully assembled, otherwise they will have a lot of play in their posts.
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Hi Greg!Thanks for the response. I can't seem to find this stand at any major retailer. :/ Any other ideas?
336612
I took mine off a long time ago. He bent up the support bars something awful. If I did not throw it away you can have mine. All you would have to do is pay me back for the shipping and handling. I know it is still in excellent condition. Will gt back to you about it. e-mail me at smoriar@optonline.net if you are interested.
1090013
The measurement is just under 25" between the two supports. So if understand your question correctly, then you should have no problem.
35381
As installed, the maximum width between bars is 28". The maximum height below the current rod down to the new rod would be 31". Their dimensions may be for the package as shipped, I can't remember how it arrived. The plastic "clips" to hold the rod on the vertical bars were iffy on one side, so I drilled a hole and put a screw beneath it to hold it in place.
1004169
I'm using a 7 foot bar and it fits perfectly within the rest slots. There's a space of about 4 ft 2in between the bar rest slots. I hope this helps.
2066117
My stand came without the two uprights so it could not support a long piece of material. I used the contact form on PortaMate's website to request new ones and they were replaced free of charge (http://www.portamate.com/contact). They were responsive and helpful, so I suggest contacting the company directly.
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This TV stand at its widest point is about 46.5 inches, so yours should fit easily in between one end and the other, much like the picture in the photo. I have a 32 inch set and it seems much too small for the stand. I think a TV set could be wider than the stand and still look good.
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Well we have three different manufacturers stands, one is home, two are away, the one at home is NOT labeled, but it's lowest setting rises about 29 inches and the support width is less than one inch over 32". So this one might work. I might be able to check the other two stands next week. :^( {I suspect all these stands are really similar in dimensions.}
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I just measured this morning! Mine is almost 13 inches at the base. It's adjustable, I think I can extend a couple of more inches more at the most, but I was afraid to adjust it because my t.v. is on it, etc. I have a very small space too, between my treadmill and the wall - that's why this stand is perfect!!! I have a 19" t.v. on it if that helps. It's so much better than drilling holes into a wall and mounting a t.v. on the wall!!! I can send you a picture if that helps - let me know!!!