what is the difference between 72" and 72In
1313863
I think that's the same. Be careful w this. Not waterproof. My horse was shivering and soaked in a few hours.
1313864
the " " " means "INCHES" so it's 72 INCHES or 72" same thing the symbol for inches is " the symbol for feet is ' (for instance a 5 foot 11 inch person would be 5'11" )
1313865
same thing. Both are 72 inches. Just a different way to put it on paper. Both are 72 inches
1864482
It's now at my Mom's, so can't do a precise measurement, but 72 inches is certainly an accurate approximation.
2020176
the foot print is 58X58 the 72in refers to the hub to hub measurement so it gives you room to pull your bow back. Great blind.
631145
Yes this is a 70in TV. The dimensions you are seeing are height, width, depth. 70in refers to the diagonal measurement which is true for all HDTV flatscreens.
1137970
The 72" is correct. We had a wider opening to gate off as well so we bought the extensions, which are also on sale at Amazon. You can adjust and turn each section only to an extent to still ensure that the gate is stable. When you straighten out the product in question, the length is 72". We had a wider opening to gate off as well so we bought the extensions, which are also on sale at Amazon. With the extensions, this Configure Gate works great...better than any other we've tried.
874336
Yes, the 72-inch width measurement is the widest point of the vanity, so the vanity will fit in a 72.5 inch space.
1498370
I put a 48" set on it and it looks great. I think a 60" would look out of proportion.
1099291
Mine is only 47 inches, no where near the 59 inches claimed in the product description.
842324
The F160W gate fits 28"-32". You want to buy two F833W (21" extension). That will give you the full 72" you want.
1175805
I don't have it handy to measure but when I used it last is was a comfortable size. I think it's closer to the 6 foot mark or 72".
1307395
35mm = 1.37795 inch, 70mm = 2.75591inch. Also 12mm = .472441, 22mm = .866142
157714
Correct, the 70 means 70 but the s/m is shorter so it sticks out farther (more depth) on your back whereas the m/l is longer with shorter depth. Deciding between the two depends on your back height. I'm 6'4" so for me the choice was obvious and I went with the m/l and it fits on my back well.
56860
The one I got only expands to 72". You could improvise with wood blocks or something, since you're 8" short.
967785
I would go with the 58" just so you know you have enough room. I BARELY could get it to work and my width was not much over 58"
1531222
It depends on what you will be most comfortable with. You will have more control over the 6 in but 7in is not a huge difference
525863
I would definitely recommend the 60" or 72". The 33" is going to be for children under 6. The 60" or 72" she will be able to use through high school. If you have the extra money go for the 72" if not the 60" will do just fine. The 120" is more for experienced tumblers who want to do connecting flips, such as back handspring to a back tuck and still be on the inclined mat. - Cheerleading coach of 3 years and former Cheerleader of 12 years
1980300
Someone else answered 64" wich is probably more accurate. It was a tad smaller than what I had anticipated but it works.