How wide apart are the feet?
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triangle tri-pod footprint: I agree it is about 33" across outside of any two adjacent foot pads but closer to 31" between bolt holes where one could secure it to whatever flooring might be handy. If one is considering a purchase I subscribe to those who think that the clamp that allows the top to rotate 90-degrees is "weak". The clamp provides a stable support but not a useful work-surface. Any load should be balanced about the post and, if it has any tendency to lean, it should be propped up by other means. Be mindful of the Center-of-Gravity of the combination of the JawStand and any work-piece it is helping to support. triangle tri-pod footprint: I agree it is about 33" across outside of any two adjacent foot pads but closer to 31" between bolt holes where one could secure it to whatever flooring might be handy. If one is considering a purchase I subscribe to those who think that the clamp that allows the top to rotate 90-degrees is "weak". The clamp provides a stable support but not a useful work-surface. Any load should be balanced about the post and, if it has any tendency to lean, it should be propped up by other means. Be mindful of the Center-of-Gravity of the combination of the... » Read More triangle tri-pod footprint: I agree it is about 33" across outside of any two adjacent foot pads but closer to 31" between bolt holes where one could secure it to whatever flooring might be handy. If one is considering a purchase I subscribe to those who think that the clamp that allows the top to rotate 90-degrees is "weak". The clamp provides a stable support but not a useful work-surface. Any load should be balanced about the post and, if it has any tendency to lean, it should be propped up by other means. Be mindful of the Center-of-Gravity of the combination of the JawStand and any work-piece it is helping to support. « Show Less
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It's just a hair more than 15 inches wide between the supports for the wheels. The wheels themselves are about 16 1/2" apart.
1576393
I bought these for my mom and so I only saw them for a day, but if I estimated I would say about 8 or 9 inches tall about probably spaced about 1 foot apart. I hope this was helpful! (By the way, my mom LOVED them and instantly put them up on her camper awning!)
949730
Most of the rungs are around 2 3/8 inches apart. The ones close to where it bends are around 2 inches.
454732
I am not so sure how far apart they are, maybe 6" , return is in your own. A
2244745
they are approximately 1 1/2 inches apart. also it is very sturdy. i love mine.
1957507
I'll measure and get back to you. But they are far apart. I believe they are an inch from each end. But I will double check and answer back.
1146532
Between 6 to 8 inches high and about 4 to 5 inches across. They are all different heights and widths.
1959051
Oh gosh....I don't know exactly but they are a decent size. I would say 2 inches from one side to the other.
1128645
im not at home so cant answer for certain, but i believe they are roughly 2-2.5 inches apart. hope this helps.
1158702
I estimate about 10-12 inches wide -- especially if you remove the detachable legs.
1927957
At the widest setting the poles are roughly 6.5" apart. Hope this is helpful.
127094
There is a hinge on the tables so the width is adjustable. At it's widest it would be about 2 feet.
216700
The chair is at my daughter's so I can't measure. I would estimate that they are about an inch wide however.
1983889
about 2 feet each,not enough like to spread them apart 4 to 6 feet.hope this helps
1189307
They are the normal height,but they are eighteen inches across. Anyone wider than that will not fit in between the arms.
1107998
They are about 12 - 12 1/2 inches apart just below the rubber feet. Therefore, it is 48 to 50" around at the base just below the rubber feet. I think mine may have "stretched" a bit; it was probably 12 inces between legs originally. This seat only goes to 16" in height, so it is rather low.