how deep is the stack? ie, how big is it on frame when open?
1474987
If I'm reading your question right, when the door is open I measured the opening at @ 5 1/2 ". Which I measured from the wall where the track is attached to the end of the stack. Don't forget you have a track on the opposite side that is about 3/4'
1474988
It depends on the width of your door. To fit my door, I had to use some pieces that don't articulate well (especially when collapsed) so it is 10 inches deep.
1474989
I believe it is about 4-6" it does not take up much space. And is very durable
568474
Its not very deep and I think it would rust fast along the framework and screen from melting ice and condensation. We had rusty screws before we even used ours.
1101885
Mine has the (almost) square frame, which is about 16" tall, maybe 17" wide at the top, and 7" deep.
2201662
that is the opening dimensions - the flashing around the frame is...I'm guessing here.....an additional 2 inches or so (memory fails me). You can always email the vendor for specifics.
854336
Sorry can not answer your question found the frame was junk and sent it back. Would not buy this frame if I were you.
1591569
I just bought a digital frame and have the same question. Supposedly it's 480x220 but just like you - that leaves space top and bottom. I tried various other dimensions but have yet to fill the frame. 450x240 is close but not quite there and the frame is probably doing some unwanted manipulation to the picture. Have you gotten any clues from elsewhere?
2002226
The further back you put it, the larger the image. However, I have found: a "good" image around 48-52 inch diagonal on a real roll up screen in a very dark room. Anything else I said would be theory.
434761
If you stack the two sides on top it is about the size of a computer screen
33768
there is a solid frame - about 2" around the sides then the rest is material. the frame around the top opening is about 6"
654681
The frame is about 2 inches thick all the way around. It hangs up just like a picture frame. I recommend the cinewhite screen. The power gain and cinegrey have hot spots in the picture. Great product overall. Looks really nice and preforms well.
89031
Also note that the 1 foot screen drop at the top is fully adjustable, you can essentially have zero inches between the top of the screen and the bottom of the frame. Hope this helps.
2249040
I would pose this question to the manufacturer, in terms of "how difficult would it be to break into the Stack-On personal safe?". I can't answer this question because I haven't tried to break into one.
76399
Apparently not. it's designed to sit at the top of a stack. I can only speculate as to why. Power? I/O allotment? etc.As I'm sure your learning, the documentation is scarce at best.
1026449
11" at least. That tower must be incredibly heavy, which might be the real problem. Where did you get something so big? You might just put it on the floor or buy super strong rolling platform. The desk rolls but the stack platform doesn't.
1376332
Sorry to say I can not answer that question, what Ican tell you is that I sent mine back because it didn't want to open with out a lot of fooling around with it. I got so miffed I returned it never to buy another.
1501389
Yes about 1/16. Are you concerned with fitting in a frame? I had no issues and I have multiple pics in some etc.
2002404
There are different drawer heights you can stack, but the frame measures 14-1/4 W x 16-7/8 D