I am debating between this and the Lasko 2510 and main concern is overall height from bottom to top. The specs here say 32 but I've heard other say 39
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I ran into the same height discrepancy - BUT - I discovered you can install the fan directly to the base WITHOUT using the 7" tall riser. The slots in the base are in the correct places, but you just use two of the thumbscrews instead of three (there are holes already in the correct places in the base (and don't use/eed the screw with the big knob on it). Also makes the fan much more stable. Not sure why this assembly option is not mentioned in the manual, because it was obviously intended as an option.
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Hi, Just measured...it is actually 39.5" tall. If you are looking for a quieter model, go with the Honeywell.
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I believe I have it set at the lowest and it's 32" long. It's a little high but works for me.
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My husband and I find it to be a convenient height. Maybe slightly lower than a normal straight back chair. The one we have now is our second Century 6210. They work great. No odor if used as directed and easy to clean.
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Mine is about 10 inches. Could possibly inflate a bit taller/shorter if desired, depending on how much air is in it. FYI, I LOVE mine! Very versatile! I have bought 2 videos from SPRI and a couple from Amazon plus the one that came with it.
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It sits on 5 feet, and has 5 risers on the top for a pot to sit on. I wouldn't use a pot less than 12 inches. I'm not sure on the BTU rating, but 30,000 sounds good to me. I feel I absolutely got my moneys worth when I got mine. It may not be high quality, but mine worked great out of the box, including the ignitor. I did make a riser out of 12 inch well casing so I could use my wok with it. This is a high output burner, not for the faint hearted.
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Roughly 21.5 inches. It has 5 settings, 21.5 inches being the lowest and 38 inches being the highest. Although, the highest setting seems a little unstable to me.
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This MaxiMatic is the second single burner I have owned. I remember reading that one should not use a pot or pan that is wider than the burner. (Possibly for safety reasons - - think of accidentally tilting. The model I have is ~ 8 1/2" in width.) 12" pots or pans would overhang. Also, my burner is elevated about 3 1/4" above the cabinet top surface. (Easier to tilt an overhanging pot or pan.) The burner is certainly powerful enough to bring liquids to boil. [I actually use mine more than the burners on my range top. So convenient, and has good levels of controls to adjust for whatever food is to be cooked.) This MaxiMatic is the second single burner I have owned. I remember reading that one should not use a pot or pan that is wider than the burner. (Possibly for safety reasons - - think of accidentally tilting. The model I have is ~ 8 1/2" in width.) 12" pots or pans would overhang. Also, my burner is elevated about 3 1/4" above the cabinet top surface. (Easier to tilt an overhanging pot or pan.) The burner is certainly powerful enough to bring liquids to boil. [I actually use mine more than the burners on my range top. So convenient, and has good levels of controls to adjust... » Read More This MaxiMatic is the second single burner I have owned. I remember reading that one should not use a pot or pan that is wider than the burner. (Possibly for safety reasons - - think of accidentally tilting. The model I have is ~ 8 1/2" in width.) 12" pots or pans would overhang. Also, my burner is elevated about 3 1/4" above the cabinet top surface. (Easier to tilt an overhanging pot or pan.) The burner is certainly powerful enough to bring liquids to boil. [I actually use mine more than the burners on my range top. So convenient, and has good levels of controls to adjust for whatever food is to be cooked.) « Show Less
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I think its about 18 inches off the floor at the high point so you should be fine there. I'd consider a different machine if I were you though. My brother's lasted about six months. Just long enough for the warranty to run out. If you're more than a casual exerciser pay a little more and get a better model. You'll be glad you did.
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I looked up the 24920 on line, according to the images they are very much the same. the 31667 will work in it's place. From the image, I think the 31667 looks better. it has hand flush at the top. I believe you would be happy with the 31667. Did not check height on 24920, but 31667 is tall model. Easier on us older folks..............
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I recommend the 32" bar stool. I bought 4 of these and they measure just over 32" from floor to the top of the seat. Our bar is 42.5 " and the 32" stool works just fine. Product is high quality and in is priced much lower than same quality found in upscale furniture stores. Hope this helps. Dave
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It is a unique design that works well for my Lhasa and my Daschund mix, both between 15 and 20 pounds. Each step slats up , so that the front of the step is about 6 inches above the step below, but the back of each step is about 2 inches above the step below. So in total, from the ground to the top is about 29 inches. I had a tough time finding anything like this locally, they were all 18 to 22 inches. These were easy to assemble, sturdy, and I expect them to last forever. Still, the unit is light enough to move if you need to.
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Mine is 32" High, just under 13.5" Wide, and 20" Deep. The handle adds about an extra 1.5" depth. It worked well for a year till the upper cooler gave out, one nice feature is that the lower unit kept working. We probably wore out the TEC by keeping it at its lowest temp setting of 51F. It has 2 fans mounted in the rear panel with no soundproofing so it is not silent. There are small red and green LEDs visible through the rear side vents whenever the unit is on.
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Oh gosh, mine's upstairs right now, but it's about 6 + inches. I still really like mine and it helps me keep my computer desk clean. Hope that helps a little.
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Hi Mjohnson! Thank you for your inquiry! Overall Height: 20.75 - 31.25''H Aiste BisonOffice
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Hi, it's tall enough but I wouldn't recommend it. It's very difficult to change positions/maneuver around. I still have it but spent a bit more money and bought another one way better. Dont buy it. Its a waste of money to me!
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Maybe 2 inches tall. I would not recommend this machine. Its really noisy and obnoxious sounding
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it is 27 at the lowest height... Just make sure if you buy this that you DO NOT PUT any weight on the front of it, it is made from posterboard, I put alittle weight on the front and it flipped off literalloy tore the screws out and the top ended up in the floor ... HOWEVER I drilled holes in the top and bolted the topon and it has been fine for the money david bindner