shelf heights? I need 6.5 in for my receiver.
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Top Shelf, as pictured, is about 8" in height. Bottom shelf is 7" at opening and has additional 7/8" of height 3" in from edge trim.
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Yep. It'll fit just fine. I have a 360 stacked underneath my iMac. That's at least 7" & I still have room. You'll be fine.
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I think you mean from the underside of the shelf it is hanging from to the wire rack itself? That measurement is 5 1/2 inches ( there is a 1/2 inch turn up on the front edge of wire shelf to prevent items from sliding out) That makes the opening 5 inches. Hope this is helpful. Not sure how previous responders got 6 inches.
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I have the 2" hitch. I measured from the bottom of the hitch receiver to the top of the (tube/round shelf) and it was 8". So there is a 6" height from Top of Hitch to Level shelf height.
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The open shelf is 19 3/8 wide. However the OPENING to the shelf is only 17 1/4 wide, the top supporting legs take up space. If you plan on not having to remove the receiver - EVER - it would work. You would have to assemble the receiver in place, on the shelf, before you add on the top. In my opinion, not the best idea.
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Mine came how you see them. Frames will mount to any 6.5 or 6.75 space. Past that you'll probably have to get creative.
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Between ground and lowest shelf: 5 inches. Between shelves: also 5 inches. A 6" shoe would not fit.
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If I remember right, there may be a taller version that might work. The one that I have is only 5" tall, so the 6.5" would clearly be too high, alsthough the other two dimensions would work fine.
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The opening is 6 1/2 " because of the 2 " front piece, but the actual height is 8 1/2". Consideration: If you put your receiver onto the shelf from the rear before you put the rear panel on, it will fit. I would not recommend leaving the panel off as it does provide stability to the piece, but you may consider cutting part of the rear panel out (it's melamine board) to accommodate easier access. All in all, I love the piece.
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The ones I had used ,bought were for 6.5", I think the others are also available .
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If your stock speakers are 6.5" yes if not you will have to buy a trim ring to get them to fit securely
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I don't have the exact measurement, but it did NOT fit my Yamaha receiver correctly, I had to hold the receiver up and then place the shelf in. The glass also isn't very sturdy in the middle of the middle shelf, I had to use DVD cases to assist the shelf in not breaking with weight of receiver on it. It does however "work" and for the price I don't think you will find anything better.
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Hi, it depends on your speakers. The hole size is 5 1/4" which is adequate for most 6.5" speakers, but this isn't standardized. Some will fit and others might require hole enlargement. My 6.5" Pioneers will fit a 5" hole so I had extra room. See if you can figure out, or find the hole cutout size.
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I just measured mine and it raises exactly 5 3/8". You might put a 5/8" block under the raiser to get your exact 6". hope that helps.
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Hello, dear Zachary, I have just measured the height relevant to your inquiry regarding the item in question; it corresponds to slightly above 6 centimetres. The stand is quite sturdy and definitely worth its price. Best regards, Ivan
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HiI don't have one in front of me to check. My information says 6"Hope this helpsThank you for your communicationtexasvalue
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Hey Matt, I have this set up and 6" will work fine. That's what I use and it works great! Good luck, Sharon in Pinellas, FL
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6 & 1/2 inches, but I put my receiver below and used the shelf for my center surround speaker.