What is the depth of the feet at the base? (if i put this on a shelf, how much depth do I need to stand it up?)
1970874
You will need at least 8 to 10 inches for the feet of the screen. I currently use a table.
1970875
Hi Edward. You have to consider a shelf with a depth of a mínimum of 25 cm or better 30 cm for better stability. The legs (pair) will span up to 21 cm. Best regards, Alberto
1970876
aloha, i use this portable screen to conduct firearm training all around hawaii, using power point presentations. it is great! when opened its footprint is 36". and its depth is around 4" to 6" deep.
522952
There are three fixed positions the shelf can be mounted. Measured from the base of the stand they are 15", 24" and 33".
1791486
I'm sorry, I don't know specifically - but my friend who put it together to me is 6'2 and if he stands in the center it's a good foot and more above him. Not much help there but, heres a thought - You will need some sort of floor. Don't forget to include the height of a floor/base to your plan
2270546
The base is 3 feet. The pole that comes with it is about 3 feet also. When used together it stands about 5 - 6 feet tall.
489665
I'm not presently where we have our cabinet - but think the feet are about 3 inches. We're using it "without feet" - and it's very steady.
762559
about 29 inches from floor to first shelf. I have a queen size bed with a low bed brackets. It is just the right size. If you have a regular size bed brackets it would probably go above the first shelf.
1708168
I purchased it as a gift for m son therefore I can't measure the depth-he has some mugs and a few other things on that shelf-sorry I can't be of more help
2109301
About 4.5" to the bottom of the lowest shelf and 5.5" to the top of the shelf (including wheels). It is needed for stability.
1380200
It is 20 - 1/2 inches high, but you would have to remove the shelf. My desktop fits very nicely on the open shelf, but on its side,
1238122
the shelf is about 3 1/4" high to the surface where my monitor sits. the legs are 2 3/4" high leaving the shelf to be about 1/2" thick. Hope this helps
1875715
The base is about 18 inches across and about 10 inches deep. It is a very stable stand.
818141
Mine is just under 36". But here is another thing buyers need to know. The actual depth of each shelf (front to back) is only 18 inches. It is not the 20.8" mentioned in the description because the 1"+ verticle supports (front and back of shelves) are included in that depth. Honestly when I measured the whole depth including those supports mine only measure just under 20.5 inches.
1984606
Hi and good morning, if the base of the stand is placed 6 inches from the wall that leaves two inches for rotation of the shelving unit. Of course this still depends on your base board? But having a smaller home this was ideal for me. Have a good day.
2083601
Sorry but it's 14" High, 9" Wide and 2" thick. It won't fit on your shelf, standing upright :(
2225379
I haven't put the shelf together yet, I plan on doing that this weekend. I will send you a message as soon as I do if you would like. According to the product screenshot of measurements the shelf itself is 17 1/2" length and 12 1/2" height, 11 1/2" depth. Looks like it was shown in the third picture. I hope this helps!
585674
It is around 7 or 8 inches. You could move that shelf higher or lower if you want though. The holes are not pre-drilled so you could make the holes lower on the legs. It comes with a spacer to show you where to put the holes, so you could just move that an inch or two to better suit your needs.
2143355
Hello. The legs also measure just about 12 inches deep, and appear to be pretty much flush with the shelf, perhaps coming out a fraction of an inch in front. They are inset about 4 inches from the end of the shelf. - Lance