what is the clear distance from the eye to hang the chair and the top of the base?
1353861
Some people comment on some similar items that when they hand their chair, sit in it that their bottom hits the top of the base. Not very comfortable. I want to know the distance of clear area for chair.
1353862
The manufacturer's website says that this item is 79" high. The distance from the bottom of this stand to the top of the base looks to be about 8 - 9", so my rough estimate would be about 67 - 69" clear space is free. Another reason that other people might be having trouble with hitting the top of the base is because they might be going over the weight limit of 275 lbs, or they are using an incorrect chair - one that hangs too low, for example.
2188065
We the light is at the top of the support bar, It will be about 17.5 inches above the base.
1640022
Top to bottom, width of hanging area and width of base. Don't hang to much as it does not hold much weight.
415716
I returned the recliner base because it was too low for the chair top. So I am unable to provide an assessment. Shelomo Wugalter
1756278
I measured the base of the chair. I just wanted the base not to be wider than the chair its self. Hope this helps.
815794
It is just shy of 10 inches from the bottom of the base to the top of the shade. I love the way it looks in my bookcase. It's not meant as a reading light, but more of an accent light. It puts a nice glow on a framed picture I have next to it. Hope this is helpful.
74375
Hi. It hangs from the ceiling. You attached two large eye bolts into a stud where theres room and then attach carbiner clips (that you will need to get separately at any sporting goods store). We have two of these one for our 5 year old and one for our little guy 10 months. We take one down and put up the other as needed. They LOVE them. Christy
867346
I wouldn't know- we have an eye hook we installed in the big beam across our back patio. It does hang down- I'd say a 7.5 ft stand would be ok. You'll be fairly close to the ground, depending on how heavy you are. It's a nice hammock chair.
464518
The pic is pretty accurate: it hangs really close to the ceiling: space between the ceiling and the top of the main piece is approx. 7" it looks really tight. The main piece/light is maybe another 9" down.
1934286
It is taller than me and I am 5'5" so I guess 7' to the peek. the base is about 5' square.
1090284
I measured approx 38" from top of chair to where your bottom would end up and sticks out from a wall about 34" but of course you would not be able to swing much if located up against a wall. I have mine hanging from a frame made for this type of chair which allows the chair to swing freely, but this frame does stick out from a wall quite a distance.
277916
The base is 19 1/2. That's standard. The chair does not last long though. Back is very wobbly now and I am about to throw it out
761876
Follow up....over all total height is close to 6 FT. First section off of base is about 30" which clears the arm of my couch. The second section is 20" and the third is close to 20. So it reaches over nicely to shine the light from behind your head so you don't get the glare from the lamp.
1237429
The light brings about 40 inches of hanging wire. So if you let it hang to the maximum distance it would be about 40 inches plus the height of the chandelier. Close to 48 inches total. Thank you
511143
Yes, it's really just a matter of preference. If it's in the den, I would say definitely above eye level. Maybe around 6 feet from the floor. Look for any established horizontal lines in your home that might guide you with the placement height.
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The mounting point of the center of the screen is what you should go by if you're considering the quality of the viewing experience. The lowest attachment point on this bracket is 39" off the floor. Typical eye levels in home theatre furniture is in the 38-44 inch range. That's what you should measure. The bracket supports 3" increments, so your choices are 39, 42, 45, and should thus be dictated by your eye level regardless of size of TV. To check if you have enough clear space beneath it, check the TV model "size without stand" data and divide height by 2, and subtract that from your eye level. The mounting point of the center of the screen is what you should go by if you're considering the quality of the viewing experience. The lowest attachment point on this bracket is 39" off the floor. Typical eye levels in home theatre furniture is in the 38-44 inch range. That's what you should measure. The bracket supports 3" increments, so your choices are 39, 42, 45, and should thus be dictated by your eye level regardless of size of TV. To check if you have enough clear space beneath it, check the TV model "size without stand" data and divide height by 2, and subtract... » Read More The mounting point of the center of the screen is what you should go by if you're considering the quality of the viewing experience. The lowest attachment point on this bracket is 39" off the floor. Typical eye levels in home theatre furniture is in the 38-44 inch range. That's what you should measure. The bracket supports 3" increments, so your choices are 39, 42, 45, and should thus be dictated by your eye level regardless of size of TV. To check if you have enough clear space beneath it, check the TV model "size without stand" data and divide height by 2, and subtract that from your eye level. « Show Less
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The base itself is 1 1/8" high. The arm is just under 9" high from the desk, about 8 7/8". Then there is the little knob by the lamp itself which is 8 5/8" high from the desktop.