How many inches does his measure across the top opening?
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The diameter of the opening on the one I bought is five and one half inches .
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Check size, the opening only needs to be larger enough. 2" or larger. Estimated.
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My measurements with lid on is 12 inches in width across the top and 15 inches from the botton to the top of lid. I hope this helps you.
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The opening at the bottom is 8 3/4" across....the height/depth from the top to the bottom is approximately 9 inches.
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Measure the inside of the opening. Be sure to look at the shape of the opening.
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When the ends are connected back the neck, the neck opening measures 7" across if that helps any..
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On the long side the top opening is 4" and 8" at the bottom. On the short side, the top opening is 2" and 6" at the bottom.
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The opening is just under 6 inches tall. Once inside there is about another inch of height because of the molding on the top.
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I just measured it. When it is fully expanded the opening is 4 inches wide.
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20" tall. 15" by 11" opening at top (measured from outer lip to outer lip).
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The inside dimensions of the top opening are 8-3/4"x6". Outside dimensions at the top are 9-7/8"x7". It stands just under 10" from the floor to the top.
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Depends on how tall he is - the opening is about 9.5 inchesHope this answered your question
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The manual states 4 inches between the top and one half inch between sides.
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The opening is about 145mm wide by about 155mm high. It's approximately 190mm diagonally.
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you measure the floor opening. I don't recommend buying, if you will be stepping on it. The plastic inside that adjusts the air flow broke on mine, and now the top part comes lose all the time.
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Hi Denise! The front wall from top to bottom measures around 15 inches, from the bottom of the opening to the top it is a little less than 10 inches. Hope that helps :)
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It's 10 1/2" across the top. It is hard to measure the bottom width because of the rounded bottom. There is no exact point to measure.