How wide can this screen extend to with its three panels to still remain sturdy? Is 18 inches the width of one panel?
1553489
You can extend it about 45 inches for it to still stand alone. I really like the two screens I purchased. I use them to block off my exercise equipment.
1553490
Yes, and I would say right around 4 feet. We use ours when overflow visitors use an air mattress in an office nook to provide some privacy.
1553491
Hi! I am sorry it took so long. I do not have a tape measure, but yes each panel is 18 inches. We are using it to seperate the crib from our bed and it fits perfectly. Even though each panel is 18 inches, you cannot pull it out all the way. What are you going to use it for?
1553492
Each panel is 17 inches wide. If you extend all the way out but still able to stand without falling over the total length in about 4 ft 2 inches give or take an inch
1553493
each panel is 17 inches. It can extend to about 4feet and still be stable. I got one standing at 49 inches, i think 45 inches or so is most stable.
1912549
3 panels, 70"high, 17" wide - 2 hinges joining each panel -hope this helps - have had no problems - love it - does the trick!
1019907
Yes. It is a very sturdy piece. I have a 24 inch flatscreen sitting on mine that I also use as a computer screen. I have been very happy with the purchase.
623945
I have a 17" monitor (measured diagonally and not including the frame around the screen). When it's horizontal, and facing straight (not tilted), it's 18.75" from the top of the screen to the desk.
1184244
It has been a while since we ordered the screen but from what I remember, it was definitely 8 ft high. I think the problem we had was that it was not 16' wide. Please remember though that I said it has been some time since we ordered this product and I don't remember exactly.
1479251
Just measured mine. The three panels total 52" wide. It is quite pretty, sturdy, and most importantly, is secured to the 2nd floor bannister overlook, keeping my grandkids and cats out of harms way.
1151149
This item is four panels, each is 140" or 11' 8 " by my measurements. It fits much nicer than the original screen that came with the gazebo. The original was very tight. I hope this helps.
353553
The screen is measured diagonally so the actual screen is 23" (not including the frame).
717259
Well I have had my screen for several months and it is durable (2 yr old tested) I would hesitate hanging pics larger than 6"X8"
1168767
Hi, It's a pretty sturdy unit, but i don't believe it's wide enough for a television larger than 22-24 inch.
1031911
Not having a tape measure handy I can only give you estimates. The base is about 12 inches wide and the monitor itself is about 22 inches wide, so three together would be approximately 66 inches.
596330
The maximum extension is about 2 feet, but they won't sit side by side that far out. Also the description says it holds up to 23" monitors so I wouldn't recommend the bigger screen just to be safe.
1316210
The screen portion is approximately 11 x 18. I am not counting the part that clips onto the monitor.
75351
The actual viewing screen is 8" on the diagonal. The width of the physical screen itself is also 8" but there is a dark border around the perimeter of the entire screen, maybe 1/2".
1349786
There is a tap on top of all the dimensions that explains what you are asking. 30 to 44"W x 18"H means you can extend the barrier from 30 to 44" in width and 18" height. The second size is the dimensions on each panel. And so on. Hope this helps.
232786
No. The screen is extra 3 feet but you can pull it back to fit. Typically it is 10x9. I have measured it.
1144539
The unit goes up to 36" wide out of the box. I'd do as the others suggest and get the extra panels. They simply slip on to one side and remain fixed.