How long are the legs? (How deep can the water be without getting things soggy?)
1164524
The legs are a decent 1" (25mm). An ample amount of water can be added so that you never have to worry about it going dry. I love this product. Easy to clean, dishwater safe. Works in many different sized pots.
601188
There will be a lot of water...so I wouldn't call it dry. Keep a towel handy, you will need one.
946974
I would love to be able to give you the exact dimensions, but right now, it is under a foot of water. As I recall, it was of a very similar size to the the one I was replacing. Sorry I am not more help.
1567863
The sides are about 18" high but we only put water about 4-6" deep for the 15-month old. Works well because he is discouraged from climbing out.
1295071
I've bough 4 sets of these legs for my rentals, so I think I can probably answer anything you need to know. I just measured a pair that are nearby. They are 28 inches to begin with. Then, there are "feet" that make them a bit longer. Then, there is a nut and a screw that adjusts from the top for additional height. There are also rubber mounts for one type of sink and metal ones for other types of sinks. You will use one of the sets that best matches up to your sink, and throw out the other. One last thing -- the legs can be easily cut with a bandsaw or sawzall if they need to be shorter. Then, the feet and nuts can be installed into the shorter tubes. All told, it is a pretty good set up. I've bought 4 sets total, and installed the last set about 30 days ago. Easy install.
935650
The overall height is 30 inches, but the water ends up being like 22 inches deep.
1733347
16" tall, 10" wide, 6" deep full of water. It also sits higher on the back than a normal CB
1292362
I did not even use mine because it was way too thin for how deep and how much water mine held. I believe it depends on how deep it is....mine was 58 inches high....
309333
It's about 2 feet. However mine lasted 2 trips to the water park. Very poor quality. It folded up like wet cardboard. Maybe better for only dry use. Total waste of money. Amazon would not return or replace due to me not using it for a few months after purchase. It was out of "return" period. God bless.
380428
I would give it at least 2-3 inches water depth. It works fine floating around. The suction cups comes with a string so it will move some. Keep in mind it only works in direct sun. It will not work on cloudy days or just day light.
863718
My pool is a little over 4 feet and I'm able to use the set very well. I'm 5'6" so I have room for buoyancy, if your like 6' might not be deep enough. I get a good workout, can't wait til summer to get back into the water.
1061255
Generally,less than 90 ft. Also be aware that the motors will only last for a short while. Once the water gets to them,they start to sieze up.
1073879
Sout is 1 1/4 long beyond board; height is 1 1/2 at highest pt, 1 1/8 toward sink. I really do like this board and probably only responded to the request for review because my wife had bought one before (Lowe's?) that was wide instead of long (ours can do both) and drained onto the board rather than into the sink. The Lowe's board went to the YMCA thriftshop.
1309131
The height is about 48 inches, 4 feet, but the the water level come just below about 3-4 inches. I love it because the little ones need the ladder to get in, but my 6yr old was able to stand on his tip toes.
1896058
It's about 5 inches across with the ceramic dome in place, and just about that high. The height from the ends of the legs up to the bottom surface of the domed section(where the mfr. says to not allow the water in the birdbath to be deeper than) is about 2-1/2 inches.
824788
Depends how big. Dont expect anything bigger than a flow of 8 inches. Submerged under 3 inches of water.
1379483
it holds just under one gallon of water - approximately 3 inches deep I would say