What is the average size for the four corners? 4 1/2- 7 inches is a big difference. Also, are any logs cut in half on foot board or head board?
1009850
I'm not sure on the average size I think it depends on the logs. Every log is diffrent....and no the logs are not cut in half it's one whole log. Beautiful bed.
1009851
The diameter of the posts on the bed I purchased averaged 5.5 inches they vary a little bit but we're not bigger than six inches and the head board and foot board are not cut in half they are complete logs.
1009852
the bed is made from whole pieces of different size trees. everything is round and nothing is split. you won't be disappointed.
1009853
Hi Dana,My bed has 1 5 inche, 2 6 inch and one 7, all part of it's charm in my opinion. There are no logs cut in half on the head board or foot board. It's a one of kind, you won't regret the purchase.
1009854
The head board is 7 and i foot board is your 4 in a half and yes on both the head board and the foot board are cut in half and make sure u measure cuz it can take up alot of room it gorgeous. Also i would get some screw to.hold the bottom boards in because ours wouldn't stay in so that would be my only negative but i absolutely love it
1009855
I am not sure what you mean by 4 1/2 - 7 inches. There are no logs cut in half. My husband had no trouble putting this together. It is a stunning log bed. He stained it let it dry and put it up. We love it. Very sturdy. I would buy it again!
913176
We have 2 boards. Both are about 10 feet. Unless you are too heavy for the specifications of the board, 10 feet will be fine. Make sure you look for a 6 inch thick board. They are much more stable than the 4 inch boards.
1892543
It would be better to get a longer loggier board for a beginner that floats them better. Costco sells one in early summer that is about seven or eight foot. Those boards are great to teach a kid to surf on, though only the strongest kids will get that size board to duck dive.
897239
Unless they've changed since I bought mine, appox.2 yrs ago...the head is not a perfect square. The front is 10" and the back is 9 1/2". To simplify I'll say it's 10" x 4 ". The pads are wider & longer. I like that because it doesn't let the head (plastic) scratch my baseboards. I bought the reusable pads for mine and they have been washed hundreds and hundreds of times and I've yet to have to throw one away.
1768573
3 and 3/4 inches and there's a support leg in the middle not just the four corners. (Different but close answers probably depend on the surface)
1447588
We've cut logs quite a bit larger than the 1.5" - main thing is to use a clamp or have a two person team doing it. My husband made a really nice log bed in just a few hours as a rank beginner! We used logs about 3 - 4 inches.
58241
BT - When I folded the board, placed it standing with the legs against the wall and measured to the top surface, 3 1/2 inches would be quite snug. I, myself, would prefer at least a very minimum of a 4 inch (or even more) wide storage area in order to have even a chance of getting my fingers around it in order to easily get it back out again. Of course, you could always reach the nose and tilt it back out. It is very lightweight. Hope this helps.
2157415
Board size is a bit larger than 12" by 12" due to decorations on the corners. Height is a bit taller than 3".
982658
I bought this recently and the tiles and board are the standard sizes. The board of course is slightly longer due to the hinges and drawers, but maybe only an inch or two in both directions.
1230877
From the product description: Size: 1"H x 15"W x 20"L Boards feature a counter lip, and style #10241 has angled up edges on two sides as well.I'm not sure what you mean by the short end. Recheck the dimensions and the photos shown in the ad. The counter lip is 1.25". The flared edges are 1" each. Great product, give it a try.
594903
Yes, our base boards are about 3/4 in, so no problem. Very easy to set up, looks crooked at first but straighten out while making adjustments. :)
2121233
The 4x8 comes with 6 corners in which are slid three of the cedar boards. I suppose you could make it deeper or higher with longer corner posts but I can't see the point.
470834
My board measures 49 x 18 and I found a cover for those dimensions...so I think you should look for a cover that is your size. The covers are adjustable, but I don't believe it will accommodate a 5 inch difference.
1899427
Thanks for the inquiry! Sorry for the confusion but that is a youth board, 120cm in size with size 5 boots so it will not work for your measurements. Have a good one!
1903008
24" is usually good - but it still depends on the type of wood. Sometimes you will need to split it manually.
29549
Just measured mine. I can slide two 1/4" boards behind it with a little wiggle room. Probably 9/16 at the most but I would call it 1/2" to be on the safe side. Hope this helps. Larry
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I just tried to double check my board and is seems to be 14-1/4W x 42L. I believe that the tight fit on my board of this cover is because my board is slightly wider that it should be to have an easy fit side to side, and the length of 42L can be affected by how gradual the curve is at the end of the board. If your board comes to more of a "point," you'll have an easier fit, if it's a wider curve at the end of the board, as mine is, it makes for a tighter fit. For me, after a fair amount of wrestling with it and manipulating the velcro tabs a bit, it is (tightly) on my board, but I'm NOT having trouble with it slipping off. So once on, it's well made and a good ironing surface. I just tried to double check my board and is seems to be 14-1/4W x 42L. I believe that the tight fit on my board of this cover is because my board is slightly wider that it should be to have an easy fit side to side, and the length of 42L can be affected by how gradual the curve is at the end of the board. If your board comes to more of a "point," you'll have an easier fit, if it's a wider curve at the end of the board, as mine is, it makes for a tighter fit. For me, after a fair amount of wrestling with it and manipulating the velcro tabs a bit, it is (tightly) on my board, but... » Read More I just tried to double check my board and is seems to be 14-1/4W x 42L. I believe that the tight fit on my board of this cover is because my board is slightly wider that it should be to have an easy fit side to side, and the length of 42L can be affected by how gradual the curve is at the end of the board. If your board comes to more of a "point," you'll have an easier fit, if it's a wider curve at the end of the board, as mine is, it makes for a tighter fit. For me, after a fair amount of wrestling with it and manipulating the velcro tabs a bit, it is (tightly) on my board, but I'm NOT having trouble with it slipping off. So once on, it's well made and a good ironing surface. « Show Less