what is the dimension of one chunk?
846932
They are about 2" in diameter and 3" long with a hole thru the middle so they can be tied down in place.
846933
It is about two inches long with an inch and a half diameter. It has a hole in the middle of it, so I run some wire (baling wire) through it and wire it to a post. This way the critters won't run off with it. It works well. You have to keep up with it. It will disappear fast in the beginning and then slow down.
436919
I would say it was probably 2" X 3" to 2 1/2" x 3 1/2". It is not in my possession so I am trying to remember.
1768149
Sorry for the delay in responding, just saw this. Each piece is approx. 1cm in diameter and 0.6cm thick.
999867
It's a circle that easily breaks into quarters. It's about 8 inches wide. I eat one, my husband eats two and the toddlers split one.
1281848
Sorry, I don't remember exactly but it is a flat pack so the largest dimension is not much more than the size of the top which is in one piece. Then maybe 6 or 7 inches depth for all the pieces laid flat!
1265494
I don't recall exactly, but it was approximately 5x4 in. I cut a piece for my small hole.
246094
Each cube is about 1cm, in a grid of 23x17. There is a second non-cubed layer below, and below that is the hard plastic bottom.
1120796
dont mean to be a jerk but im not about to find a ruler and figure that out lol its about as round as a quarter maybe 1-2 inch deepnot very much
1861370
It has been about 2 years since I ordered these so it is pretty vague. The blocks aren't here for me to measure to even try to think how they fit in the box. I am guessing but I would say about 4' wide by 2' deep by 3' tall. They have the blocks pretty condensely packed so they don't take up a lot of room. In fact it is pretty disappointing to spend that much money to see how little you can do. I don't know they cost now, but I spent over $400 just to get enough to do anything worthwhile with! They are worth it though. These things will last forever!
28897
Yes, it breaks into many smaller pieces appx. 1x1" Sorry- I don't have a count but you won't regret the purchase.
1283459
Just about 9 1/2". It's perfect for one handed dumping of stuff without getting your hands dirty! LOVE IT!!!
1705103
Close to 3/10ths of an inch.. So, about the thickness of a single pop-tart. (give or take a little bit)
891547
1"x3" I believe. It's a bit bigger than I anticipated, but my professor liked it.
1591003
I don't knoe dimensions but used this press one time and it was a dud from beginning to end of process. Buyer beware.
1154049
Roughly an inch? I don't use large treats and, even still, sometimes a chunk doesn't come out easily.
1487290
I don't know exact measurements, but it is the same thickness as a Mylar balloon.
1604883
sorry - don't recall. The blocks are flat - figure: W+W+H+H by L - that should be approximate