Can you please tell me the height (inches) between levels? Also, the amount of space between the top level and the roof? Thanks! :o)
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About 3 inches between the bottom ones and about 5 inches between top level and roof.
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Sure, There's 3.5" between each layer, and 7" from the top level to the peak in the roof. Hope this helps!!!
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HiI bought it as a gift i don't its height but i can tell you the shape and colors are so prettyWelcome
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Do you mean total space, as in how far it extends out from the play structure? Or how much space the bottom section and it's support takes up? I am not home, but I could measure it tomorrow.
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Sorry for the late reply, I've been moving! , anyway, I haven't been able to find clear pictures of your tower with measurements to give me a solid idea of clearance, but you can always order, try to "dry fit" it, and return it if it doesn't fit with Amazon, they seem pretty great about returns! (Check the policy first before ordering, but I'm pretty sure that's what made me go for it!! )
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I don't know exactly, but it is taller than my kids. I'd guess it's about 4 feet high
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I did not understand very well your question so I will give all measures that I think may be useful for you.The lower level has a height of ~14 feet from the ground, so I would say that you have 12 feet height of useful space.The upper level is separated from the lower ~16 feet, so I would say that you have 15 feet height of useful space (considering that you are using both levels).If you do not use the lower level, you can fold it and use only the upper level, what would give you ~27 feet height of useful space.As you can see in the image, you have in the total sixteen spaces, each one measuting 20.5 feet where you can hang your clothes. (8 per level, being 4 in each side). I hope that these numbers helps you. I did not understand very well your question so I will give all measures that I think may be useful for you.The lower level has a height of ~14 feet from the ground, so I would say that you have 12 feet height of useful space.The upper level is separated from the lower ~16 feet, so I would say that you have 15 feet height of useful space (considering that you are using both levels).If you do not use the lower level, you can fold it and use only the upper level, what would give you ~27 feet height of useful space.As you can see in the image, you have in... » Read More I did not understand very well your question so I will give all measures that I think may be useful for you.The lower level has a height of ~14 feet from the ground, so I would say that you have 12 feet height of useful space.The upper level is separated from the lower ~16 feet, so I would say that you have 15 feet height of useful space (considering that you are using both levels).If you do not use the lower level, you can fold it and use only the upper level, what would give you ~27 feet height of useful space.As you can see in the image, you have in the total sixteen spaces, each one measuting 20.5 feet where you can hang your clothes. (8 per level, being 4 in each side). I hope that these numbers helps you. « Show Less
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About 4 1/2 feet I believe. If you go to 2x4basics web site, you can download the manual for this shed which will give you exact measurements for everything. I just finished mine and I love it! I topped it with a corrugated metal roof.
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It would be 33.25 inches tall which is almost 3 feet tall. As the game progresses, the tower will grow taller. Hope this answers your question.
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Front width is 54", if count roof overhang it is 56". Depth from front to back is 44". Height is 69.5" in front and 67" in rear. Roof slopes backwards. I think is is smaller than advertised by an inch or so.
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I installed mine a few years back so I can't tell you the exact dimensions, but you should be able to get that from the specs. I can tell you it was really easy and fit between the ceiling joists.
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Hi Marsha, I just thought I would add that I purchased the 4 ft. ladder and can easily reach our 8 ft. ceiling from the top step. Hope I've been of some help to you. I was mostly impressed with the depth of each step. Makes me feel more secure when I need to climb. Good luck with your ladder purchase, Carol
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At the peak it's actually 69" & goes down to 63", the lowest part of the roof. I hope that helps . If there's anything else I can help with there, just ask.
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The measurements are on Amazon's web site.It is 42" high at the roof point. Width is 62 " on side with nest boxes and 39"wide from front to back.
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If I recall, it is about 5 inches high. I bought it for someone so I can't just go upstairs to measure it!
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Length-29" (side-to-side) w/ roof overhang; Height-27"; Width- 17"(front to back w/ roof overhang, plus 3" for front steps).Hope this is helpful
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The unit is 53" tall from the floor to the top. Being a corner unit it's triangular in shape. Across (side to side) the top it's 13". Across the bottom, 18.75". There are 4 trays, 2 of different sizes. The top two are 12" across and 8.5" from front to back. (Think T shape). The 2 larger bottom trays are 15.5" across, 10.75" front to back. I have two of these units and love them. Just have to find the right size of plants as the sides hinder it somewhat. But most plants are flexible
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Ours is 43" from floor to highest point and 59" wide. If space is tight, you can put them closer together if you eliminate the zip lines. My 3 year old daughter loves it!
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Hi there,I haven't measured it but I can do. all I know is that I have it sitting out side of the water and it looks mega mega high. It looks very out of place. I wish now (quality is great) that I bought the 3 step as I am now going to try and cut this ladder so it doesn't stick out in the air so much. if its in the water fine, but when its sitting out the water, it doesn't look very nice.If you still need me to measure it I will