Why doesn't the mfr specify the height range...it is the most important dimension. I cannot buy without it.
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I agree. In my case, I have a very shallow tub so that, even at lowest setting, it stuck too far out of the tub.
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The height range is 12" to 20", we use it at 18". The person who uses it is 6'2". It is a great bench, very easily adjusted, up or down. I hope this information helps.
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I have a walk in shower so I was only concerned with the height of the seat. It is a great product and works for anyone who is using the shower--young or old!
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I'm not sure what you mean about the height being a problem or not. The tilt mechanism does work and I did think it was needed to get just the right angle (personal preference).
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I have no clue, but you can query the mfr on their website. I've asked them questions previously, and they're very responsive.
1663479
Thanks....that is a little too tall for my counter. I appreciate the information you gave me.
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I want to know too! I hate product descriptions like this. No dimensions anywhere, and no maximum temperature range for this bag. I won't bother with so little information. Vendors take note, you lose customers this way.
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Sorry I can't honestly tell you where but an educated guess says further east than US. But its done the job for me and never used for jobs l bought a beefier unit for, researched it and got the best available and paid for the quality. Old dawg here, have seen it all. Majority of issues with low end (cheaper) is abuse- doing big boy jobs w/4 foot breakers. That and/or a lousy mounting on the wrong surface, can't blame mfr when things break loose, including the undersized vise, only not as they hoped they could get away with. I have to fair. I always look for a deal/best price but some things i will not compromise on: quality of my tools or accepting what a mfr claims their product is capable of without documentation and then try to exceed those limits. What was question?
2126635
I am using it that way, so far it is working just fine. Looks a little odd, but it gave me both the height and closeness I needed.
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I think so. You can adjust the flame on your burner, so the height isn't a problem.
683996
Good morning, at this time we are not able to provide custom heights. sorry for any inconvenience. Thanks Aaron
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Sorry. Don't know the answer to that question. Perhaps it would be listed in the product specs? Or you could call the mftr? (And apologies for the delay in replying. I don't check this email as often as I should.)
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Hmm... I had to go look at mine to refresh my memory. It is easier to do than explain. You pull the height rod up by pressing the black tab/button at the top of the height rod. It extends to an appropriate height. You can pull out the horizontal bar perpendicular to the height rod either before or after you have extended the height rod. I would pull it out before extending the bar. While on the scale extend the bar, or pull it back down, until the horizontal piece rests on the top of your head. Make sure you are standing straight and that your head is not bent forward or backward. You read the height at the place from which the height rod originally extends. As another reference, there is a red (or maybe green) rectangular gasket at the point where the height is read. You don't read it at the top. Inches are on the left side. Each tick mark represents an eighth of an inch, at least on mine. To retract the height rod just pull it back down. The horizontal piece is retracted by pressing on the black button and pulling it down and flush to the height rod. I quickly looked for a link with pictures to send, but didn't find one. Hopefully this helps.
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Can you better define what you mean? You could always add a pole of some sort and tape it to extent the height. Make sure the base has enough weight on it though.
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It does not have the spray velocity or extension to reach that height. Hope this helps.
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that would be a wonderful feature that the manufacturer should seriously consider.....I bought the 6 foot and don't see how it can be made taller which would be customizable ....I do know that I could add another shelf which I would have to buy separately....regards...rc
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It clearly states the height & width for this was a huge issue for me as well ;) so I copied & pasted details below:Product Features and Technical DetailsProduct FeaturesSupports up to 42 inch flat panel up to 80 lbs on the stand or on the mountLower shelf supports 80 lbsOn board media storageInterchangeable color side and back panelEasy assemblyTechnical DetailsBrand Name: AtlanticModel: 88335750Style Name: Modern/ContemporaryMaterial Type: Steel, Medium Density Fiberboard*****Width: 43 inches*****Height: 45 inchesWeight: 45.00 pounds It clearly states the height & width for this was a huge issue for me as well ;) so I copied & pasted details below:Product Features and Technical DetailsProduct FeaturesSupports up to 42 inch flat panel up to 80 lbs on the stand or on the mountLower shelf supports 80 lbsOn board media storageInterchangeable color side and back panelEasy assemblyTechnical DetailsBrand Name: AtlanticModel: 88335750Style Name: Modern/ContemporaryMaterial Type: Steel, Medium Density Fiberboard*****Width: 43 inches*****Height:... » Read More It clearly states the height & width for this was a huge issue for me as well ;) so I copied & pasted details below:Product Features and Technical DetailsProduct FeaturesSupports up to 42 inch flat panel up to 80 lbs on the stand or on the mountLower shelf supports 80 lbsOn board media storageInterchangeable color side and back panelEasy assemblyTechnical DetailsBrand Name: AtlanticModel: 88335750Style Name: Modern/ContemporaryMaterial Type: Steel, Medium Density Fiberboard*****Width: 43 inches*****Height: 45 inchesWeight: 45.00 pounds « Show Less
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The confined space I was working in did not allow for a tall mag drill. I rented a Milwaukee drill and it was to tall, I found this one online and it was the perfect height, so I bought it.
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I do not own this. It was returned as it was too tall for the area it was going in.