To manufacturer: Are you going to make this 36 inches high like the Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand, &amp; compete with their price too? So far Ultimate wins &amp; foldable!
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We haven't heard any word of it as we are a distributor, you may want to contact Lebert. www.lebertfitness.com
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I found mine on EBay. I think it was 400$. Has hydrolics but doesn't get very tall. I had to raise mine on blocks and I'm only 5'4. But it's not bad for my first table! I loved this arm too!
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I am considering to buy a XBR4 46" myself and I had a conversation with circuit city associates on this topic. I agree with Cheryl. As long as the stand could sustain 84lbs, you guys are good to go.
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It came broken and I returned it, but the height when folded is about 36 inches.
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no it is not half height..and i cannot recall seeing any for sale...maybe another brand name might have it..
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Dear Andrea, My stand is nearly 6' tall, 30"w (side to side) and 44 1/2 d (front to back) although the hump of the stand may go another inch deeper (it's hard to tell and impossible to measure. I hope this helps. Sue
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Ours is 6" high folded up. When ordering, I do recall a statement that models may vary.
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Actually, it IS a valid question. They dimensions are listed at least FIVE different times, with at least three different answers, so one might wonder which is correct. I would have to assume that the product is not as deep as it is wide (or it would be squarish) nor is it merely 35 inches high. Therefore the dimensions listed in the TECHNICAL DETAILS are off. Scroll down to the PRODUCT DESCRIPTION and it first lists the product as being 7.5 inches tall. At the end of the paragraph it lists the product as being more like 70.5 inches tall. Some discrepancies here. Hate to see a man harped on for a valid question. Read reviews from the other customers. It is likely that one lists the dimensions.
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I find the height adjustment VERY difficult to move and I am a very large strong man fyi Something must be broken on this or the manual is as bad as I believe in describing this as its just simply not fluidly doing it without me exerting extreme force. ... even then I cant seem to raise it to the top 3 levels. I can only lower it by pushing down extremely hard. Something has to be wrong here ... operator issues (machine seems to be smarter than me ) are a possibilty but ....I doubt it. Thoughts or help ?!?
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Warehouse Deals (Amazon) is also offering the 55inch for $1287 plus $61 shipping. It's a better deal than the 52in actually. I just bought it and it will be delivered next Thursday which gives me time to find a stand big enough to put it on. Good luck with your purchase!
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I am not sure why they list an "unoccupied" rise specification. Better to ask the manufacturer. I do know it will safely hold an incline of six inches. Hope all goes well for you. God bless the disabled.
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Well we have three different manufacturers stands, one is home, two are away, the one at home is NOT labeled, but it's lowest setting rises about 29 inches and the support width is less than one inch over 32". So this one might work. I might be able to check the other two stands next week. :^( {I suspect all these stands are really similar in dimensions.}
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Thanks for our message. We have a 36" that is not listed. We will the the item for on 01/02. Thank you!
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When I attempted to assemble the stand, I thought it was pretty straightforward: two (three?) tension knobs and good to go. However, after battling the stupid thing for 45 minutes, I gave it up. No instructions and no support phone number -- I have the unit boxed up and ready to ship back. I have already purchased a MUCH superior (and only slightly more expensive) stand. I highly recommend Gearlux Deluxe Collapsible Orchestra Music Stand - BlackEDIT: It looks like some folks have had much better success than you or me. I'm wondering if it is a case of some units simply not up to specifications? Good luck! Happy holidays! When I attempted to assemble the stand, I thought it was pretty straightforward: two (three?) tension knobs and good to go. However, after battling the stupid thing for 45 minutes, I gave it up. No instructions and no support phone number -- I have the unit boxed up and ready to ship back. I have already purchased a MUCH superior (and only slightly more expensive) stand. I highly recommend Gearlux Deluxe Collapsible Orchestra Music Stand - BlackEDIT: It looks like some folks have had much better success than you or me.... » Read More When I attempted to assemble the stand, I thought it was pretty straightforward: two (three?) tension knobs and good to go. However, after battling the stupid thing for 45 minutes, I gave it up. No instructions and no support phone number -- I have the unit boxed up and ready to ship back. I have already purchased a MUCH superior (and only slightly more expensive) stand. I highly recommend Gearlux Deluxe Collapsible Orchestra Music Stand - BlackEDIT: It looks like some folks have had much better success than you or me. I'm wondering if it is a case of some units simply not up to specifications? Good luck! Happy holidays! « Show Less
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I don't think they make it With that height my was high at 40inches....contact Armor see if they have one not shown here
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I looked around quite a bit to find a chair this height and don't recall seeing anything that had arms. (I have a custom table that requires a taller than average drafting/bar/spectator chair.) As you've probably realized, there are very, very few options when looking for chairs this height. Sorry.
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They just fit. I am able to do it, but sometimes the holding clips are covering words, but it works. So far, I am liking this stand. It is worth it. I think my only negative is that is doesn't flatten better. Folded it is about 2 inches thick.