How much space does the caddie take up on the floor?
1803771
It was bought as a wedding present so I'm not sure. I was not there when the package arrived and the newly weds haven't complained.
1803772
this thing is not worth buying, its too flimsy to plunge toilet but to answer your question its about 10" square area
1427768
The hitting mat included with the driving net is 12 inches by 24 inches. It included 1 - 2 inch rubber tee and associated hole in mat. The mat, in my opinion, is designed for using the driver and not designed for use with clubs that would take a divot. Hope this helps
2177540
I measured about 16" unexpanded, 19" expanded (site claims 21"). You might want to give yourself a little margin to avoid a too-tight (can't sit in) or too-much fit (will slip through even when expanded) - so a space that goes 18" to 19" expanded, but no less than 16" unexpanded. The basket itself is a bit smaller than the arms expanse, too (say, about 15")
2055017
I used caddy for 2.5" SSD. Sorry I do not know about about other configurations.
446625
It requires about 4ft X 5ft floor space with the stool. It has very professional look.
1070141
Does not rust .. It's been the best caddie I've ever bought and the most useful. It's 11" wide and the top bar is adjustable - very easy to put together
964520
The caddy is 7" x 9.5" and approximately 4.5" tall.There are 3 compartments that are 3.5" x 3.5". One large compartment is 9.5" x 3.5".The handle is 5" above the caddy. Let me know if you have any other questions.
2012698
It takes up very little room. Less than 2 feet square on the floor. It can sit right up next to the wall.
802796
The highest part of the basket measures 10 inches. The lowest part measures 8 inches. I have this on my bike and I love it. It's just the right size to put a small 'cooler' in and still be able to put a few more things around it. I also bought a cargo net to go over the top. My goal was to not have to use 'bungy cords' to strap things down anymore. This is a lot easier.
379434
You won't have enough room. With the bar and foot pads, it's nearly an inch high
994454
I don't know, We have a ceramic pot 21" tall, 18"x18" at the top that tapers to a 10" circle at the bottom filled with soil and a seeding tree on the caddy. The caddy supports the weight and it rolls around on concrete, but the caddy is obviously overloaded and sags noticibly. I'm not sure how long it will last, and we may have to replace it with a sturdier one.
882742
It's 6 inches wide and slides out with the rest of the caddy. It's bowl shaped inside so you can't stand things up in it. Great for cleaning gloves. Hope that helps
1261778
Yes, there is a compartment at the back which is the whole width of the caddy.
1777472
Hi, I have a standard size driver and there is plenty of spare room but I didn't measure it.
1694322
6' x 8' is good enough space. When you do jumping jack make sure nothing obstructing above.
1643014
Still love my tub caddy! It spans a minimum of 23 inches and a maximum of 38 inches. Great product!
1678220
As long as you have a DVD room space you should have no problem using the Caddy. The interface is standard. You may need to adjust the sides of the Caddy a bit to fit but that is not an issue.