widest dimention in the full row bars in mid strock
867814
If you try to keep them in, they can stay within the 26 in of the base. But if you widen them out, they could scrape walls 48 inches apart, tho I'm not sure why you'd want to open them out that far.
867815
Not sure but I would not buy this model. It is made for a very small person. I had to modify mine to get it to work correctly
163517
approx. 34 1/2 inches form the side or each of the metal bars on the top of the desk - desk area is 31 1/2 inches wide
154580
The width is 1" between bars, not enough for any grey to escape, that I know for sure as i have had two from 4 weeks. This cage is big not real big but not small or medium, excellent my girl loves it, climbs and explores it
1471668
For a change the dimensions that are listed are almost spot on. Its 60" wide (from tip to tip of marble top), 42" High and 20 Deep ... the foot rail adds a couple inches but not much ... nice bar!
66793
Since I'm not home I can't give you an exact measurement. My guess it is about 4 feet wide. I can tell you that it is a really nice bar, well built and the only assembly is to attach the top (easy).
2141603
The bars are 50" apart... Very easy to move forward and squat, they are adjustable in ht as well;)
1234880
The upright bars aren't equally spaced. The widest distance is 3" with some closer to 2 1/2".
587470
Well...my trusty Stanley Fat Max tape measurer shows 6 1/4" clear space between the shelf and bottom of back bar (1x2). Hope that helps.
806412
39" wide, between 10" and 12" deep depending on where you measure (middle is longest)
236425
About 18". The vertical bars are about 17.25" apart. You will need about 9.5-10" clear on each side of vert bar.
290577
The bars on the end are fixed (the green section), therefore the width cannot be adjusted. However, if you are handy with a saw, you can probably work with the width and make an adjustment.
863168
There is no mi9nimum or maximum width, if you don't use the bar base, that goes between the bars. The bars are remarkable useful for brush, logs, moving potted trees, pallets etc. I would highly recommend them. When I bought them the freight was included and they are heavy. Brian
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Hello Sir I just ran down into the cellar to answer your question. The horizontal width of the T bar without the ends is approx. 30". Each side of the bar extends out our can be removed. I didn't have the time to check the max. width but I believe it to be 48" which would be the width of a sheet of plywood.
652171
I could certainly go home and measure the opening ... but as it stands now -- I have two bikes in this rack and one is a mountain bike with big tires .. not sure of width but can check if you need exact dimension. Other thought -- while this is a really well built unit .. no reason you likely couldn't spread the "bars" a bit to get the exact fit you need.
1911770
It's 50 inches across. I really don't even use the center bar. I just pull out the sides and use the small rods on each side. It's great for hanging laundry, and folds flat when not in use. I'm so glad I bought it, instead of hanging clothes on all my door knobs.
746116
The top bar is in sections, not all sections have to be used. Therefore, one could remove one of the sections to change the width.
299558
Space in between of two bars is about 3 & 3/8 (inch). That's what you asking I assumed.