I know the height is adjustable, but what are the length and width dimensions between the legs underneath the stand? Thanks.
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The opening between the front/back 2 legs is 13.75" and 10" between the side legs.
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There is a raised bar across the bottom of the stand running the width of it. It's about an inch high.
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Just a bit over 17-1/2". It's a nice looking stand for the money and wasn't that hard to put together. Hope this helps.
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The approximate dimensions are 10 3/4X6 1/4 X1 1/2, with out the stand. I made a plastic frame and mounted it to the wall so it's a little difficult to get the exact dimensions.
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The exact height of the stand is 7 1/2") the depth of each row is a little less than an inch and a half. The length of each row is 16". I hope this helps.
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the leg is 2 1/4 inches wide, just above adjustable feet. very well built. Doug
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Just got mine. It comes with an adjustable stand. Stands approximately 65" maybe taller
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The stand occupies 12 inches from the front lip to the back of the support leg. It can fit on a flat surface as narrow as 10 inches since the front lip is 2 inches wide.
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The legs are only about an inch,smo you should be ok...I tried putting mine under my recliner. It fit ok until I tried to recline, and the recline mechanism hit the legs. I love my stand. I use it all the time.
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Sorry for the delay! There is a 49.25" span between the legs and it remains the same width over 3" upward. This table should work fine for what you want to do.
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I have 9 inches of space between the top of the stand and the bottom of my TV (60" Samsung). The center shelf is adjustable, I currently have it in the center spot, can go up or down an inch, and I have 9 inches of clearance on the bottom and 6.5 inches on the shelf. Hope that helps.
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The top flat part of the stand is at 4 and 1/8 inches; under the stand has almost 3 1/2 inches of space. In between the legs of the stand is just over 13". It is quite sturdy and holds my 27" monitor.
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The height dimension including speaker is helpful. Thanks. Could you also measure the height of speaker with volume controls excluding the stand for me? TIA
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As dw answered previously, the legs are 5 1/4 inches. I haven't gotten around to screwing the legs in, and the nightstand looks great without them. I'm not going to attach them.
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The top frame of the stand is 8-3/4" deep and 44 "wide. At the floor the outside dimensions are 54-3/8" wide by 24-3/4 deep. Since the legs slope outward and are about 1-1/4" square you could get the inside dimension by subtracting 2-1/2". If you need to put something under the stand you must allow for the slope of the legs. The arms extend about 36" each side. The two support beams for the saw or other tool are 20" long and extend about 4'' over the front top 44" beam and 7" behind the rear top beam. I use a DeWalt 12 miter saw on mine and have found the stand to be strong and stable. The top frame of the stand is 8-3/4" deep and 44 "wide. At the floor the outside dimensions are 54-3/8" wide by 24-3/4 deep. Since the legs slope outward and are about 1-1/4" square you could get the inside dimension by subtracting 2-1/2". If you need to put something under the stand you must allow for the slope of the legs. The arms extend about 36" each side. The two support beams for the saw or other tool are 20" long and extend about 4'' over the front top 44" beam and 7" behind the rear top beam. I use a DeWalt 12 miter saw on mine and have... » Read More The top frame of the stand is 8-3/4" deep and 44 "wide. At the floor the outside dimensions are 54-3/8" wide by 24-3/4 deep. Since the legs slope outward and are about 1-1/4" square you could get the inside dimension by subtracting 2-1/2". If you need to put something under the stand you must allow for the slope of the legs. The arms extend about 36" each side. The two support beams for the saw or other tool are 20" long and extend about 4'' over the front top 44" beam and 7" behind the rear top beam. I use a DeWalt 12 miter saw on mine and have found the stand to be strong and stable. « Show Less
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Hi, Ralph. The legs or side pieces can be adjusted to be either 6 or 9 inches apart, so if I understand you correctly, the stand would not be wide enough for you to slide the keyboard under the crossbar. In addition, the crossbar only sits about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch above the tabletop, so you probably wouldn't have enough clearance. Hope this helps.
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Dear Andrea, My stand is nearly 6' tall, 30"w (side to side) and 44 1/2 d (front to back) although the hump of the stand may go another inch deeper (it's hard to tell and impossible to measure. I hope this helps. Sue