What is the width of the stand (the length of the steel rails that actually touch the table top before they curve upwards)? Thanks!
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The width is 19 inches. To be exact, the entire rail doesn't actually touch the table. Each rail has two rubber feet (or pads) and only the feet contact the surface of the table. This is for the 55" model.
1340407
I am away from home, and can't measure, but there is a full third section of the legs that doesn't show in the picture; it extends to a full sized easel, but everything adjusts, so it can be used at a variety of heights, including table top. Hope this helps.
2028493
Not sure about exact packaging dimensions. Shipped with legs dissassembled in large box just slightly larger than size of table top. People have had issues with the way legs mount so not sure if you will be assembling and diassasembling for trade shows but could be an issue.
1385467
Sorry I don't know exactly. I purchased these stands to donate to an organization and I no longer have one that I can measure. I do know that they can be used comfortably from a seated position. I also know that the group using these likes them because of their adjustability and is asking me to order more for them.
1115917
I don't know where they got those dimensions. These are about 35" in height. I would suggest putting no-skid feet on them. The bottoms of the legs are slick and the table will slide, even at full weight.
59405
The top is 6 1/8th wide and has 5 1/4 in width between the rails. Hope this helps.
1275510
My table is 13 and 1/2 inches high from floor to table top. It is 43 inches long and 23 inches wide (deep). My table was delivered very quick, bit when I received my table the glass top was broken. I called the company and within a week I had a new top. No hassles. Great company. Beautiful table at a great value. Hope this answers your question. If I was to review this table and transaction I would give 5 stars
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. The dimensions of the stand are 20.07" x 31.10 " x 8.5". I have confirmed this with one of my Lister's. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know.Sincerely,Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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Just a bit over 17-1/2". It's a nice looking stand for the money and wasn't that hard to put together. Hope this helps.
65153
Just on the tube Peter, the rails simply are for attachment and alignment of the tube. The front rail should be 2-3/16" below the table top. Measured from the top of table, to the top of rail where the bottom of the box rail will set.
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The front portion of the stand is 34 inches. The back portion of the stand is 21 inches. A somewhat rough estimate of the span (front-to-rear) size is about 9.5 inches. I hope this helps to determine a proper table size.
905876
This piece is a bar height table and those stand between 38" and 40" usually. I haven't measured mine, but I think its about 40" in height. I have a 42" bar height table at home as well, and this piece is slightly shorter.
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About 2 1/2 inches long 7/8 wide and screw holes 1 3/16" center to center. Your last question should be to Amazom why it not in item listing. The rails were made for Mapul fore grips I dont know how the work for others.
1215413
6", 14", 18", 22" I Love mine! They aren't a shiny silver, they have more of a antique dull look. I was expecting them to be a shiny silver that you polish, like other stands I have, when I ordered them. But to my surprise- I've actually really liked them being different! Just FYI! :)
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I just measured mine and those are the inside dimensions. The width "outside" the rails is 25 and a half inches.
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The dimensions are fixed based on the length of the rails. That info should be listed on the product details.I do really like this product as it frees space in the garage. I would recommend buying good quality wood screw instead of using those provided. I found them to be cheap and easily stripped when driving them into the supports.
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from wheel to wheel they are about 1 1/4 inches. Am unfamiliar with Canyon Train table...but these are nice