How large are the squares. I have three all 10" squares and am shaking the down back every day. !! I would like 6" squares.
1029686
They are larger than 10 probably 12.or 13. This is soft and is all goose down. I'm happy with it but it needs redistributed fairly often.
1029687
They are 10 inch if not bigger but I don't experience the down moving much. Hope that helps
800900
Good Afternoon, Thank you for your inquiry~ Each square would measure 0.88". Shall you have any further questions feel free to contact us!! Have A Wonderful Day!!
1542114
Each colored square is 24"x24" so put together as shown the "mat" would is 6' x 4'. They interlock so they don't have to be in this rectangle if you want to do it a little differently. They stay locked together very well and make a nice bit of padding. My daughter uses them in her dining area which is hardwood to define a toddler play space. I use them in my sun room which is a cement floor with thin carpet as a padded place to play with my grandchildren. They have held up well. We really like them.
1638552
They are no where near like the ones in the photos. At least mine weren't. They reminded me of cast offs or leftovers. The largest one was a little over the size of a nickle. Some were half that size and a few were about the size of a pea. None of them were square or rectangle. They were all round or oval. You can put photos in them, but it's going to be hard, as there are no sizes quoted for any of them. I still haven't figured out how to measure them. If anyone knows how to, please post the instructions. Thanks.
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I can put about 10-12 depending on the shape by putting them kind of overlapping a little. If you just put them end to end not staggering them i would say maybe 6-8. If that makes sense. I alphabetized mine so even if I couldn't see the whole label I knew where it would be. I love mine.
259913
You can if you don't have a back for them. Because of how they are linked together you will be missing a back for maybe 2 squares
1394852
Both the top and bottom plates are perfect squares. The top plate measures 6.5" x 6.5", while the bottom plate (the base) measures 10.5" x 10.5". I hope this helps. These are great stands. I am very pleased I purchased them.
1503771
Hello Ms. G, Yes there are 6 - rows of 3 - 2 x 4 inch tiles per row. I suggest you a few by extra rows to cover any breakage or surprises. Leo
1889712
I had 2 large squares, not 4. There must be different configurations of 60 piece sets. I bought mine elsewhere.
1121649
I'm sorry...I never received an email message that you had a question...they're about 7" to 8" each.
2160291
The ones I have are 7.5" X 7.5" and 11" on the diagonal. However I have never used them because I did not think they were strong enough.
1511690
We put in wooden posts. Ours were 4" square x 12' tall. Should have been 6" diameter as the 4" warped and twisted a bit.
1516825
They are 11 inches square. The small ones are about 8 3/4 square. I agree with one of the other reviewers that the depression is a nice feature I hadn't even thought of! They fit very nicely in my cabinet and are attractive on the table! I wouldn't hesitate to purchase! Love them! Wish I had a couple matching serving pieces but it doesn't seem this company does that. My off white ones work just fine.
1359625
The A9Q is the one I have and it is 4 squares per inch. Just verified it with my ruler :-)
193655
I wouldn't use the round ones--maybe 1" in a square. The round ones are a tight fit--and I also don't recommend this product because the adhesive doesn't hold and the thing keep coming off. They are overpriced for what you get, although they do slide smoothly.
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I put these on a card table that I made. It measures 3 feet x 3 feet and while you can play cards and board games on it, it is NOT something you can really lean hard on. It's stable, you can put a glass on it and will handle some basic weight with a little bit of give/shaking. I played ping pong with friends in the past we we would get very competitive and lean/dive forward onto the ping pong table occasionally. I can't really see these legs handling that kind of playing very well.Maybe if you are doing a repair and need to put these legs on ONE corner, it will work, but try to find something stronger. I put these on a card table that I made. It measures 3 feet x 3 feet and while you can play cards and board games on it, it is NOT something you can really lean hard on. It's stable, you can put a glass on it and will handle some basic weight with a little bit of give/shaking. I played ping pong with friends in the past we we would get very competitive and lean/dive forward onto the ping pong table occasionally. I can't really see these legs handling that kind of playing very well.Maybe if you are doing a repair and need to put these legs on ONE corner, it will work, but try to... » Read More I put these on a card table that I made. It measures 3 feet x 3 feet and while you can play cards and board games on it, it is NOT something you can really lean hard on. It's stable, you can put a glass on it and will handle some basic weight with a little bit of give/shaking. I played ping pong with friends in the past we we would get very competitive and lean/dive forward onto the ping pong table occasionally. I can't really see these legs handling that kind of playing very well.Maybe if you are doing a repair and need to put these legs on ONE corner, it will work, but try to find something stronger. « Show Less
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Sorry, mine have shrunken so much I couldn't tell you their original size, but I think they were 6 inch square.