What are the dimensions of a single brick?
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Each 3.5 gallon WaterBrick is 6" x 9" x 18". 2 WaterBricks side by side are 18" x 18".
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Tim,3.5 gal is 9" width - 18" length - 6" height | 1.6 gal is 9" width - 9" length - 6" height | lid diameter is 3 1/4" | wall thickness is 3/32" (90mil)Denis - PrepareDirect
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probably about 3' x 3' x 1'. about the same size as the plastic toy cubbies you see everywhere.
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4" by 8". The perspective that best matches the size is the picture of the child holding one. They aren't as huge as they appear elsewhere in that photo. If you are thinking of buying my suggestion would be to get more than 90 pieces because there's not much one can build with the starter set. I bought the 96pc set and even that barely does the job. I don't know why they'd sell any less than that, but as long as this product is around, it would be easy enough to add to a collection.
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I no longer own this product so I can't tell what it's dimensions are, but it was big enough for my purposes. It had a single level cooking surface.
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Single. Its also a regular size. And it did not fit as well as the one from Ameda itself
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I believe they are 1" cubes. It should tell in the description. They are EXCELLENT blocks - the best quality I have seen.
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I would say it was probably 2" X 3" to 2 1/2" x 3 1/2". It is not in my possession so I am trying to remember.
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The square block is almost 3" square and almost 1.5" thick. Two triangles=one square; two rectangles=one square.
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13" W x 13" D x 42" H. Very simple to put together. I am 60 yrs old and I did it without My husband, and each one took about 15 minutes. I have 2.
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I hope this helps. I am going to try and explain the shapes. When I use the numbers 1-16, that is how many dots are on top of the brick (defining the size, usually the bigger number have the dots side by side making it double in width of the brick) and when I say 1x or 10x, that is how many pieces of each of that brick type. Here goes: Yellows: 1@18x, 2@32x, 4@20x, 3@4x, 6@4x, 4(long, single row)@4x, 8@6x, 6@2x(long), 12@1x, 8(long)@2x, 16@1x: Reds: 1, 2, 4, 3, 6, 4, 8, 8(long), 12 at the same count as yellows, except for 6(long)@4x. Blues: 1,2,3,4,4 (long)6,6(long),8 (long) same as yellow count except 12@2x: Whites: 1,2,4, 4(long), 3, 6, 6(long), 8 same as yellow count: Blacks: 1@10x, 2@21x, 4@12x, 3@4x, 6@4x, 4(long)@2x, 8@3x: Light Green: 1@15x, 2@18x, 4@12x, 3@4x, 6@4x, 4(long)@2x, 8@1x: Green: same as Light green: Orange: same as light green: Brown: 1@10x, 2@18x, 4@8x, 3@4x, 6@4x, 4(long)@2x, 8@3x. I hope this help and you understand the way I explained it.
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The size is 3 1/8" square. It looks better when you build something that does not already have a stand to it. For instance, the drum set or the grand piano looks better than the Eiffel Tower or the Statue of Liberty. It's just a simple light from the bottom. As we don't have any yet, I believe the clear nanoblocks will look great on this base.
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Tall Single-Panel Montebello TrellisUnder product description it says Size: 32" x 108"H.
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power supply is wall to brick then brick to hub. brick is about 4 x 2 x 1.5. my brick sits on a shelf with other bricks powering my system.
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I gave this as a gift, so I no longer have the blocks. From what I can recall, they probably ranged in size from about 3" to 6" long and a couple of inches wide.
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They are approximately 7 1/2' long, by 3 1/2" wide, by 2 1/2" tall. You should use a concrete mix with fibers because the bricks are only as tall as they are. I love mine, by the way. Here is a gallery of some of the steps I went through to do it. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.3098345737956.2129999.1243506879&type;=3 I didn't put up the finished pictures yet. But I went with oil based polyurethane and sand/topping mix from Quickrete. I think it came out really nicely.
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That is clearly the shipping dimensions. A single one will not be that large.
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I measured the brick with a ruler and it is 3 3/16" square, and 1 1/8" high; however, since the edges/corners are rounded, I estimate that these measurements could be off by 1/16". I compared it to the original brick, and it looks to be between 1/16" to 1/8" larger, in both length, width, and depth.