What is the width of the upper planter area? What is the width width of the legs as they sit on the floow?
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The dimensions of the planter in the description is Size: 30"H x 24"W x 10"D. I don't know what the width of the feet is. I can measure and get back to you...
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The upper planter area is 10" X 24". The legs at the bottom are 12" X 30". We use the planter outside and are very satisfied with it.
1248243
Hi Larry the measurements are 28 1/4 '' X 20 1/4 '' outside dimensions at the bottom of the flared legs. We are all in the ballpark with the other two guys answers.
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Tue unit is about 18" high. /Bench is 34"long and 12 1/2 inches wide. Planters measure 10 x 10 on the inside.
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Outside width of the legs is 15 inches. This table is awesome. So easy to assemble and looks expensive and well made. Hope I have helped you. Judy, Charleston, WV
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18" across the back at the top - tapering down to 16" the Seat is 18" wide at the front, tapering down to 16" The legs are 16 3/4" wide
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If you google Gronomics it will give you all the measurements. I bought 2 - 24X48 in the cheaper rough wood. I think mine were 9" - 10" deep. I planted broccole, lettuce, culks, and green beans. I put patio blocks under each leg to keep them dry. They are a little pricy but I love them.
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I have 4 of these planters on my deck rails, my deck rails measure exactly 3-1/2". The planters do flex a little, and weigh a fair amount when loaded with soil and plants, but I can lift them on and off. I needed additional support for them, as my top rail is not attached to the balusters underneath (they are a separate unit), so I had to add little blocks of wood under the centers to help support the weight and prevent rail sag.
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the leg is 2 1/4 inches wide, just above adjustable feet. very well built. Doug
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Hello, planter measures 18" between each leg from outside to outside. Don't think it will fit your raised planter BUT you should consider putting it somewhere else in your yard. It looks lovely in the garden!
1842195
The bench is about 3 feet wide & foot deep. Planters are about a foot squared.
936951
Its actually bigger inside the planter than it looks in the picture. It's 33" high and 36" wide and 16" deep.
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The legs are square stick with 1 1/4 inch by 1 1/4 inch, the area between legs are 17 inches wide by 14 1/4 long. Regards Brenda
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Hi, they look lower than the standard, but are the typical 11.5" from the seat to ground. I think "stance" width is wider, making it appear really low. They are very comfortable; we have them around a fire pit and they are perfect for all ages.
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As they are still in the box (their feet are planted/secured a good 1/4 to 1/2 inches into the bottom), I pulled a leg out and measured as best I could. The height measurement being from the hoof to the highest part (the top of ear), and the width being from the rump to the end of the nose.From smallest to largest horse (approx.):4" x 3.5"4.5" x 5.5"6.75" x 7"8.5" x 8"Hope this helps! :)
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10 inches between the two front legs. The width of the entire bottom platform is 21 1/2 inches.
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Mark, We bought 2 of these planters and they are 16 inches tall. They are real easy to put together and fit perfectly over our septic tank tops. The final boards that came with them weren't wide enough to close the final gap so we contacted the company and they sent 2 extra boards so I could trim them up to make the planters come together like they should. They were very nice and helpful, would definitely buy from them again. The nails holding the boards together aren't the best, but I just drilled some holes through the metal banding and put wood screws in each board so they would all stay in place and would have no worries what so ever of them coming apart. We also treated the wood with Thompson water seal to seal the wood from the rain, snow, etc. They inside metal plate that hold the flower pots is holding up very well too. Hope this answers your questions. Ron Ash
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Outside width of the legs is 15 inches. This table is awesome. So easy to assemble and looks expensive and well made. Hope I have helped you.Judy, Charleston, WV