How many inches tall will this podium extend?
927244
This is a molded plastic stand in 2 parts. I use it as lap stand for my laptop. It is not adjustable when assembled.
927245
The podium top surface is about 9 inches above the surface its rests on. Remember to turn the bottom around to prevent the podium from tipping, otherwise it will when you place object on surface. You can used it with your laptop when you are tired of sitting and prefer to stand.
927246
As Scott A. Black stated, "The desk when placed in a flat position is 9" high. If you angle it the desk part is then 7" high in the front and 11" high in the back." So it doesn't extend, per se, but does vary a few inches based on how it is assembled.
927247
It doesn't extend. It just has the one height. It breaks down for easy carry and is simple to use.
851654
32" at it tallest point, NOT including the legs. I choose not to use the legs, which add another 8 1/2"
627507
You can use it with the lower height or add the extensions so that it is higher.
630820
The pole/pipe/stand ends at a measure of 65" and the sets down into the pipe. If more height was needed it would be rather simple to add an additional pipe and clamp from the hardware store
270832
Any height will work, the length is great, but I was less than impressed with the overall quality. I tossed it after about three weeks. Hope this helps you make a decision.
571489
I would say approx. 12 inches fully extended. But adjustable for shorter legnths.
1698793
None apparent. It's a decent bench for the money, but it should be 6" longer. You have to sit right on the edge when you go to lie down on it, so your head doesn't go over the end, & I'm 5'10". I also added a 6" piece of angle iron to the frame to hold & support that edge, because of the way it was flexing when I sat on it. I knew the particle board or screws or both would fail prematurely. It's pretty solid now after the modification, but it's still a little short of course.
1609592
7.5 inches (1st) and 3.5 inches (2nd). Add ~ .5 inches to each if including the 'hinges' at the end of each extension.
2212496
It's taller than I thought. Had to modify my speaker box with a 1/2 inch wood spacer. Specs are correct on jl site ( download the PDF manual ... It's free). It's the box manufacturer specs you have to worry about. They don't give you the internal measurement of the space in side the box. Or the thickness of the wood. Just the outside :(
58621
It is 37" on my bench exactly. And I also have the adjustable feet in all the way. You could open them to add a bit more height.
482013
I have a 201 speaker with dimensions of 6"W, 13.5" L and 8" high. That fits nicely on the stand but I doubt if a much bigger speaker would be stable on this stand.
1248625
I'm not sure...but the one I received is about 12 inches high and can be put into any position with the help of the stand.
1769896
I pushed the bars in as far as I could at the top. However, with a little careful cutting the top rail could be shortened about 6" more since the top bar overlaps the vertical bars by about 3" on each side. I plan to do that and use set screws to fasten the sliding extension pieces firmly in place.
423956
With the stem extended as far as possible, the height from floor to base of the book rest is about 43". You might be able to squeeze out another inch or so. I've used this stand for several months and am quite happy with it.
256997
Mine is 7 inches long (extended about 11). It would need a height or depth of a little bit more than 1 1/2.
1708913
Place a nice looking piece of wood, longer than 29", to extend your stand's width.
1906729
No it can not. I'm not at work this week to measure it but guessing 36" at its tallest. But is adjustable.