The unit is FEET and not INCHES, right?
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Yes. It is feet. This backdrop is long enough to give you a floor. If you don't need the floor just fold it back and you are good. You can also use both sides of it.
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We gave this unit to friends as a gift. So we don't have it to measure, sorry
266472
It's 10" tall... but under no circumstances would I buy this unit. We bought 4 of them, and all 4 failed after 6 months.
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I think it would be real close. I measured mine and without the feet it is close to 6 inches tall.
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Yes. Unit is capable of metric units. Setup instructions are very clear in the manual.
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My unit is about 21" square at the base, so those first two dimensions you have are the sides at ground level. The 38" height makes no sense to me, since mine is about 7 feet tall. Different model? Anyway, that 38" measure is height, not width.
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The feet are about 2 inches high. I guess you don't have to put the feet on, but we did.
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No, that 2 inches counts the base it stands on - so the entire footprint taken up by monitor and base is ~2 inches. The monitor itself is just over half an inch.
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Approx. 31 1/2 inches wide (side to side), approx. 18 inches tall without legs, legs approx. 6 1/2 inches tall, if legs are attached the unit will be approx. 24 1/2 inches tall, approx 11 1/2 inches front to back. Hope this helps.
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It is a little more than 13". 13.75 sounds about right. It is a good unit however if you can fit it in.
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Legs are around 2 inches, I think it would look odd without the legs and the legs come already installed. This is a one piece unit.
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if you want to know the size of the unit look under discription or dimensions to answer that
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Unfortunately, it is not. The base is sturdy enough that it could be placed on a box of similar size to increase the height but the unit itself fits together one way is does not allow for changing the height.
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The unit is geared toward the real-estate or construction applications. So it shows measurements in feet-inches format. It can do fraction of an inch up to 1/32 of an inch. So a 40.03125" would report out as 3' 4 1/32"
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I no longer have the unit but if I recall correctly is was about 1.5 inches.
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The legs screw in to the bottom. Leave them off if you want to. Without the legs, the unit would measure 18-13/16" (eighteen and thirteen sixteenths inches) high.
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If you expand the view, you will notice that at least inches are used. I use inches- I'm not a metric man.