What is the dimension of the base plate?
776473
Unfortunately, this item was received with the onion glass broken. Despite many attempts to locate replacement glass, I was unable to find one so I had to discard the lamp - what a shame, I really wanted to keep this lamp. I find it incredible that Amazon warehouse does not stock replacement glass since this us such a hard to find, unusual and seemingly easy-to-break part. I am still disappointed that I could not return the item as I had already presented it as a gift to someone who took it overseas. I definitely would not re-order a lamp with irreplaceable glass.
675353
The large gray plate is 15 inches square. The green and blue plates are, I estimate, 10 inches square. My only complaint with them are that they are thin; more thin than other base plates I have seen.
349746
I have already given it as a gift so don't have the name plate here to measure. I would say it is about 12 inches long and about 2 inches high and deep.
1585854
The Baseplate measures TEN (10) inches wide X TWO (2) inches deep X ONE-HALF (1/2) inches high.
1805939
16 1/4" from the top of the base. I estimate the base plate to be an additional 3". I liked them enough to buy nine of them. Two of tubular risers now have stripped threads which attach to the base. Locktite completely resolved that problem. Each year a storm still manages to blow down the umbrella; yes, the umbrella was folded down; wooden umbrellas would break, but the base is still fine.
1486021
The base plate (which sits on the floor) is heavy gauge steel measuring 15" X 10.5" at the "corners". The leading edge of the base plate is convex, and measures out at 12.75" at the deepest point (centerline). The upper plate, upon which the speaker is secured, measures out at 11.5" X 6.25" at the corners, with the centerline of the arc of the leading edge measuring out at 7.625".
1323141
I'm really sorry to not have exact measurements, as I'm just headed to bed and forgot to get the tape measure out of the garage. However, it looks like no one has answered yet. So, using a standard 8.5x11 inch piece of paper, I'd say the base is 7.5" diameter and it's 12" tall. I hope someone gives you a better answer, but this should give you a rough idea. I do love mine, though I wish it had a timer to shut off after so many minutes.
2082547
The base plate is 6.75" tall and 5.125" wide. Hopefully it will work for you, it is an excellent product.
1110673
It's approximately 12 inches long. I'm not sure of exact measurements, I'm sorry. The plates are 1.5 :)
1426457
Base measures 4". The top is 7" across and it's about 5" deep. Base fits it mixer plate .
261135
The base is about 1/8 under 2" long, and 1" wide. The knob sticks out 1/2". The height is about 1 3/8".
612800
I just measured mine and the warming plate is 4", but the base is like 5" x 5" (circular) and it is 1-1/8 (or close high). Even adding the little decorative piece, none of my measurements are as listed above. Only explanation (maybe) is that is the size of the item in its packaging. Hope this helps. By the way it works beautifully.
1226671
Base diameter = 2.75 inches; max height = 6.75 inches &lt;note: sorry, originally I posted the base diameter as 3.75 inches but that was a mistake. The max height is correct.&gt;
466177
I think the plate is about 4 by 5 inches. It may mount to a 2 by 4, but you may need to drill a couple of new holes in the base plate.,
2017374
I would like to amend my previous answer. I originally had estimated the base being about 4" x 4". Upon actually measuring it, the base is 5.5" x 5.5". I guessed that the height was 6" and that was pretty close. So there you have it.......
490322
6" X 6 1/2" with 2 slots for screw; the slots will allow mounting of speakers with a base smaller than the plates. Maybe as small as 4 X 4.
1377689
Yes it does have a base. I think it's called an escutcheon plate. It is about 10 inches wide (side-to-side) and about 2 1/4 inches deep. I can't remember how many holes we are covering, but you should be able to judge from these dimensions. We had our plumber install it, so I don't quite remember. We are covering at least one hole.