What is the length of the wedge bolster?
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Mine is 36", 1/2 the length of a twin bed. So,you need 2 to go across the "back" of a daybed/twin bed. Love mine & def recommend the firmest you can find. Btw -I found that JC Penney's had the best options for covers for them (and the day/twin bed). Hope this helps.
2047177
Two of them fit the long side of a regular twin mattress. I'm not home to measure. good luck.
599850
at the top of the wedge it is 4 1/2 inches and it is 3 inches from wedge to top. It snuggles nicely between the drip guards of my SEARS 4 burner grill.
1883576
Hi Linda, the length of the bed is 44 inches past the bolster. (I just measured it!) :-)~Lisa
1337999
The bolster is sewn on. I haven't had to wash it yet, so I can't answer that question.
2122138
The length of the platform on this wedge is 15.5". What you need to do is to measure (standing) the distance between your knee and the floor. In my case, it is approximately 18". So my PT recommended that I use a small pillow on top of the wedge to elevate my foot completely -- perfect! If need be, check other wedges to see if there are larger platforms. This wedge was an enormous help in my recovery from foot surgery.
1652400
Based on the measurements I took, the wedge pillow is 23 in. long, 22 1/2 wide and 7in. deep. I'm only 5 ft tall and I prefer to go as high as I could; with the top of my head close to the highest point, the bottom wedge reaches down to my mid-lower back. I'm about 163 lbs, so I fit comfortably into the wedge- my body does not hang out on the sides. I also like to use a pillow and I find the most comfortable position, surprisingly, is to place the pillow close to the top. I initially placed the pillow closer to the bottom of the wedge and I couldn't get comfortable. For me, it was worth buying.
780361
About 3.5" -- this is the highest point of the wedge -- plenty of room to get your hand in. I suppose it's possible to push it in up to the peak of the handle and gain another couple of inches, but 3.5" is enough for me.
761501
Call the manufacturer. He was super helpful to us. Can't recall the fold up dimensions and the wedge is packed away in the garage. I love the wedge and we use it for travel.
1535091
I never measured, but it was at least 18 inches. It was very comfortable. And I have a bad back.
2276399
Don't know exact measurements, but it was a perfect fit for my daybed and trundle.
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FRONT of Wedge Height 12.25" Length 36" - BACK Height is 12" - Length 36" - Bottom on Wedge is width is 9" - Top Width 5" - I hope you find this helpful.
1640192
I dont have the measurement, however my husband is 6 feet 2 inches and its a highback chair for him.
1438646
It is a lower bolster, which I ordered specifically for my chow chow who likes to lean his head over the bolster. Our smaller dog, also uses the bed and snuggles just fine against it. It is a nice looking and comfortable for my senior dogs.
1218229
The back bolster is 10 inches high. It tapers down to 3-5 inches on the front. It varies as it gets compressed by the pet.
444234
The wedge is 5" to 1" and 32" by 26 ". I like the wedge especially because I can use one of my pillows with it.
851267
The wedge is made of the same material all the way through. I can't compare it to "regular foam wedges" since I don't have one. I found it to be soft enough to be comfortable and firm enough not to compress to an unusable height.
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It's about 9 1/2 cm from beveled shoulder to bottom of wedge. It only allows about 2cm above head nut according to the limit marks on quill