How many inches are the supporting legs set back from the side of the frame? It doesn't look like much - I always smash my toes on other metal frames.
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less than an inch on the corner legs, and an inch and a half in the middle legs. I haven't smashed my toes, but my wife says she has. :(
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The middle legs are set back about an inch. The ones at the foot of the bed are flush with the frame. We have been using the bed for about a month and have not had any issues with kicking the legs. The foot of the frame sets back about 4-6 inches from the end of the mattress which also helps you not kick them. We have been very happy with the frame.
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About 8 inches. The frame is. Sturdy should be fine if lifts put under legs
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The supporting side structures can be repositioned on the metal frame providing the 18.8 inches. For stability for doing heavy work I would recommend having the workmate secured to the floor. I have had positive experience with the WM225 Workmate in working with medium pieces of Diamond Willow wood.
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My twin bed has a headboard that I think gives the bed more weight. I don't sit at the end of the bed only on the side. Ive had no problems with the frame or tipping.
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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.
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The frame from top to floor is about 8 1/4. The bottom of the box springs is seven inches from the floor.
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I am 5' 4 3/4" and i can sit on the 15" frame with the seat up about 4" and my feet on the floor with my heels off the ground. don't know if that helps, but it is really a great bike - high quality - fun to ride
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Mine is taken down right now, but I'm pretty sure it's the size of the support frame at the top edge of the canopy. The legs do stand out for stability. I love this item.
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I just measured mine and it seems to be about 8-9 inches. My frame is 9 and 1/2 on the outside and 8 and 1/2 on the inside. If you need pictures or more information let me know. If you do purchase there is a strong plastic smell for a few weeks but it does go away and ours has been great.
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The side frame sits higher than the front and back piece. The side frame is 18" from the floor the front and back pieces are only 12" from the floor.
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Hi Monica! It's a 26' frame. Im 5'2-needed a small one. Lol!It is my understanding they have them in bigger sizes thou.
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Hi, not sure of the frame size.I am also 5' 9" If I don't raise the seat it's fine.
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The pad on either side of the metal frame is about 3/4 inch thick. If you're kneeling, you'd be about 4 inches above ground, with about an inch and a half clearance under it. If you're sitting, it's about 18 inches high.
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Mine is a 21' metal frame and there is plenty going down the side all the way around. And as cheap as it was, it lasted through this past winter. I had 3 large air pillows in it to keep rain, snow, and whatever else to the outside edge to better get it off. I think it would be fine! Hope this helped! God bless :)
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I can't speak to the "small sized bike frame" as I am 6'2" and ride a normal mens mountain bike but I can tell you that yes, my heels often hit my daughters toes when pedaling.
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32" at it tallest point, NOT including the legs. I choose not to use the legs, which add another 8 1/2"
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Wheel size is 26 inches, no idea about frame size. I am 5' 5" and my toes just touch ground at the minimum seat position.