What is the base size and what do you recommend to set it on?
590197
I use mine on 350 so it doesn't burn material or leave a burn mark it is a 15x15 heat press not sure about base size if talking about bottom of press I would guess about a 10x16 over all size 15x18 or 20
574482
I would suggest looking up directions because there are several items to be set, time, stations etc. instructions are quite easy to follow. Good luck!
1045741
The base is about the same size as the lamp top - roughly 12 x 8. It's surprisingly heavy which is good because it's very stable and not top heavy.
656121
The base is 100mm wide by 164mm. You will need to leave room for cables entering the back
1533947
I just purchased a Space Base from Walmart, for 48$. I have been using it and it has just as much support as expensive brands. Plus leaves 12-14 inches under the bed for storage. I am not sure what is "recommended" by the manufacturer? It is strong with no wires. but it is light weight and easy to move around. It is all one piece. Hope this helps!
647728
32 inches long, 12 inches wide, 26 inches high. You do not need to put it on a base but you do need to keep it six inches from the wall.
1576467
The base is more of an oval shape. The base is approximately 9-1/2" x 10-1/2", give or take 1/8".
77562
You don't need a large base for this umbrella, you can actually put it in a tiki torch holder and stick it in the ground or a planter. It's basically a beach type umbrella and not that heavy but very cute.
695098
Set your post first. Once set cut it off 24" from the ground. The rest is a piece of cake. Follow the simple instructions that are included. Nice box.
315133
The base is about 1 inch, without the cable covers. With the cable covers it is about 3 inches.
1729220
I returned mine long time ago but before I returned it I had to order a new base. I remember finding where to contact in the manual. Try that if you still have the manual, or look for a manufacturer name on the product and google search it, maybe. They were very helpful to me and sent me the replacement really fast. I hope this help. Good luck
1134321
I measured the base, and it is 5.5" by 5.5" square. There are two screw holes in the opposite corners, so you should not have any problems mounting this on a 6" square post. I had to drill 12 holes in six concrete pillars to mount my units. It took 15 to 20 minutes to drill each hole. I was a tired puppy at the end of the day.
1077584
about 1 3/4"; the height of the actual metal base is 1 1/4" and then you add on the adjustable feet, more or less another 1/2"
675132
I bought a 5' x 4' pad which was just right for the base. The workout area is about another 1' around the pad.
1803132
Just a thought - I've considered drilling four holes in the base, mounting it on the wall above my bed and setting a timer so it comes on at the same time every day and shuts off the same. It's heavy, so if you have drywall, it may not work.
33987
the base is adjustable and securely fastens the unit. make sure the top is locked in place when you use it
347347
It's rather small (roughly 4"x9" for the base... but that's a guesstimate). I glued it to a wooden base (it bucks). I made it for my fiance for an inside joke.