What is the length of the flat area? I absolutely cannot have my feet off the edge as shown. I have long legs.
836465
Approximately 15". Measure from your knee to your foot. If that isn't long enough I would suggest purchasing a block of foam the same height and place it on the end.
836466
15 3/4" is the length of the top flat surface and 25" is the length of the bottom flat surface.
836467
The bottom flat area is 25 inches. The top flat area is 15 inches. I am short & I am a side sleeper. I just lay my legs up on the top & use it that way. I rarely use it the way it is shown.
836468
I have average length legs and my feet do hang off, so I believe yours would too
1073910
Hi, It is 1 and 5/8 inches. Take into account that there are two supporting legs underneath, you can't see them on the picture, they are 20 inches from the edge, 5 inches inside. Let me know if you have any other questions
1100916
Hi, I am sitting in this wonderful chaise lounge chair right now. I have had it 6 months and love it it. It is 61 inches from the back of the chair to the foot and leg area. It is a full length chaise. I am 5-7" and while sitting in it there is plenty of room for leg extension. My feet have at least another 6-8" after sitting down and extending legs. Hope you try the chair, as I consider my self picky, and I love it. God bless.
671569
Its at my Mom's house, but the sides are pretty high, like 1/2". Sorry not an exact answer.
855935
About a half an inch in the middle, but there is a slope around the edge so you can't trip on it. It is great.
1638534
It has been well over a year since I used this, so I couldn't give you a measurement. I must say, it's not for a heavier person. If you have larger legs, it's a bit difficult to get on and off.
1823819
what am i doing wrong?? I just got this and it extends 24". i got it as a standing desk and it's nowhere close.
1834198
I see that BECCA already answered this. I'm fine with the height from the floor - and I'm 5'7". But, I agree, it would be nice if it were a little narrower at the tip. However, I love it and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.
1439696
I think it's about 6ft long. I am 5'1 and there was at least a foot left. It's really long, so you should be good. :)
1741815
The total length from where your feet rest to the top of the board is 67", hope this helps you. This board has saved my back on so many occasions. I use it every day.
936917
I agree it does look as if the legs flare a bit in the photo...I went right in and looked at my bench...The legs are straight down....I measured the top and it was indeed about 41.5 inched long, but at the point where the legs actually sit on the floor, the measurement is just under 40 inches...The picture is misleading...I've had this bench almost two years and like it very much...I hope this works for you...
2098449
I'm about 6 feet tall, and I don't hit the corners. My legs fit with a few inches of room under the center part of the desk, but not as much on the sides of the desk where the drawers are. Not to big of a deal; I never sit off to the side anyways.
1136249
Total height of the Evenup is 5/8. I took out the removable part and my legs are perfectly even. I could not get out and about with using the Evenup with my boot!
1430851
I am the same height as you are and my feet are about 2" from the edge. I love the 10" height.
1680525
Yeah, this going to be too short too. Wish I could tell you different. I'm 6' and there's no way I could use it for that. Sit down option only and honestly I wish it was higher in this mode. Good luck.
2123177
I can only say I am 5' 7" and my legs are flat when I am sitting. I go down some when I sit. M legs tilt down when they are not in the foot holders. I can cross my legs at the ankles and they are off the ground. My leg proportion is equal to my upper body. I am neither short or long wasted. Hope this helps.
2071910
The space between the bottom edge and the floor is only 1-3/4". However the back side is completely straight down the leg. Is sits in front of our baseboards nicely. This has been a very nice unit.