How deep is the top tray?
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There is a top chamber under the lid measuring 10" X 6" X 3" deep; there are four Plano model 3500 trays measuring 4.5" X 9" X 1.25" deep; the overall dimension of the tackle box is 10.5" X 9.5" X 5". Spare trays can be purchased separately from the box. I hope this helps you.
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Deep enough to fit TWO EXTRA trays inside. Snugly but the lid does latch securely with 2 boxes inside. 6 Trays total. SEE Amazon # ASIN: B000E39T4Q ...... They are about $4 each. (I got a bunch when the price dropped to about $1.75 each)
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John. i just measured the inside of the box. with the trays in it it is 1 1/2 inches inside height. with the trays removed it is 1 9/16. The top is pretty tight fitting and a dime will not fit between the top and the tray. It will hold washers and small items without them migrating to another tray.
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It is 10" long, 7" wide, and 2" deep. The lip of the top tray is 1/2" deep. It is just big enough for two large burgers. Cleans up great. Hope that helps.
475950
The keyboard tray is approximately 9 1/2" deep. It extends about 8 1/2" from the front of the desk. I find it works fine for my keyboard with plenty of room on the side for the mouse with a pad.
829096
the bottom tray is 3" deep.....the top sets in it on a ledge and is 1 1/2" deep
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Top is basically 48 wide and 24 deep - 30 high. Tray is 29 wide and 14.5 deep - height is abt 2.5 - has a drop down 'door' . Using it as a computer desk - plenty of room for keyboard and mouse and door gives a little wrist room. Sturdy and so far no issues.
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Hi Chad, the top is: 3.75" deep. I use it for all my hand tools and the L-Boxx with the cutout foam for my cordless drills. On the bottom I have 2 of the drawer units that hold an assortment of screws,etc., and the middle one is a pull out drawer unit I use to hold my battery charges. I love these units - they are worth every bit of the money I paid and I have quite a few and intend to buy more! Don't be afraid to buy them - they are awesome and the best I have ever bought. Hope this answers your question.
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bottom to top not edge to edge but working space. 17", 14", 12". It's a beautiful tray I have used it for everything from fruit, cookies, chips and salsa. One of my best purchase. very durable I have had a 5 pound watermelon on the top tier with no wiggle from the tray.
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I haven't measured it but I will estimate 5 inches. It is slightly deeper than my old wok.
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Again, with 1-1/2 inches cut off the legs, the tray itself is about 24 inches up. The front folds down, extending 4 inches in front of the desk, with 21 inches under it. Then the tray comes out an additional 5 inches and is a few inches higher.
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The holes which empty out on to the tray are 3/4 by 1 inch but at an angle. There is only about 1/2 inch clearance from the bottom of the tray to the top of the hole.
613250
The tray is 10 inches in diameter and about 3/4 inches tall. It sets in a bowl that is 6 inches deep.
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not sure of exact dimensions, but they are definitely deep enough for a silverware tray. Go by the dimensions listed in the description; the drawers are maybe 2 inches shorter than the tabletop (so two inches shorter than the overall width).This thing is really nice and feels solid and well-constructed; I am really happy with it!
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17" in the front, holding up well. Also use teak oil. I'm left handed so I put tray on left side.
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Didn't measure. I have large double sinks, extra depth on the left side. The tray will definitely work for you.
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At the top right under the tray. 14 5/8" long. 9" wide 8" deep. At the bottom 7 1/2" wide & 13" long.
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I measured mine at 10.75" top diameter; 6" bottom diameter. It's deep and very sturdy.