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What is the standard width of a window?
There isn't a standard, they come in all different sizes,the average would be between 30 and 32 inches.There are some defacto standards based on standard stud placements. if you have a wall that is on 16 inch centers, there are a few window widths that come out as 'standard'. without cutting studs, you can have a rough opening of 30.5 inches. if you scab on one side of the 3 stud span and make the the original stud your jack stud, you would have a standard rough opening of 32 inches. if you put scabs on the insides of the 2 outside studs of your 3 stud span, you would have 27.5 inches. if you only do one, you would have 29 inches. at most of your home centers, you will find standard width windows that fit all of these rough dimensions in width.the same thing exists for walls on 24 inch centers.Lengths can be darn near anything however home centers will only carry several possible ones and you have to special order the rest.
What is the standard deadbolt height?
4 to 6 inches above the door knob. Some doors are reinforced in this area just for deadbolt installation.
What are the sizes of the sheets in a twin sheet set?
A standard twin size flat sheet measures 66" x 90", while the fitted sheet measures 39" x 76" as the top measurement. Be sure to check the thickness of the mattress, as some mattresses require deep pocket fitted sheets.
What is fraction equivalent of .36 inches?
There can be no answer. 0.36 inches can be expressed in some other fractional form only in the context of some other measure of length.
What is the measurement of a full size bed sheet?
Sheet Sizes Mattress Size............. Fitted Sheet ............. Flat Sheet............. Pillowcase............. ............. ........(in inches) ... ........... (in inches) ............. (in inches)............. ............. .........top surface............. ............. .........measurement = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Crib ...................... .... 28" x 52" ............. 42" x 72" ............. n/a Twin ...................... ....39" x 75" ............. 66" x 96" ............. 20" x 26" Twin X-Long ...............39" x 80"............. 66" x 102" ............ 20" x 26" Full .................. ......... 54" x 75" ............. 81" x 96" ............. + 20" x 26" Queen ....................... 60" x 80" ............. 81" x 96" ............. + 20" x 26" King ..................... .... 78" x 80" ............. 108" x 102" .......... + 20" x 36 to 40" Cal King .................... 72" x 84" ............. 102" x 110"............ 20" x 36 to 40" ** FITTED SHEETS: Please note that mattress depths vary widely by manufacturer. Measure the depth of your mattress before purchasing sheets. Standard and older mattresses average 9-12", while newer pillow-top mattresses are 14-16" deep and up. These deeper mattresses will require additional depth in fitted sheets.FLAT SHEETS: If you own an extra-deep mattress, be aware of flat sheet sizes as well. Choose the largest sizes available so there will be an adequate length to tuck in at least 8-12" underneath the end of the bed. In some cases it may be necessary to purchase the next size up (a queen flat sheet for a double bed, etc.), in order to cover the deeper mattress.+ The dimensions of flat sheets vary somewhat in width and length by manufacturer. The + denotes that some manufacturers offer sheets with a few added inches. Look for these to use on the larger, pillow-top mattresses.
How do you measure a photo frame?
The frame is measured by what size picture can fit in it. You can measure the exposed part of the glass to get an idea what size the frame is. Some standard sizes are 3x5, 5x7, 8x10, and 10x13.
Standard closet door size?
Because there are no building codes governing closet sizes, there is no such thing as a standard size closet door. There isn't even a standard style. Some are prehung, others are sliding doors and still others are bi-fold doors. Some common sizes for bi-fold style doors are 24 inches by 80 inches and 30 inches by 80 inches.
How do you measure a photo?
The frame is measured by what size picture can fit in it. You can measure the exposed part of the glass to get an idea what size the frame is. Some standard sizes are 3x5, 5x7, 8x10, and 10x13.
Is 72 inches the largest round dining table?
Yes, 72 inches is the largest standard size round dining table but custom sizes are also available at some stores.
What is visiting card size?
Some visiting card sizes are 92mm/54mm. Visiting cards are similar to standard business cards. In the United States of America the sizes are usually 3.5 x 2 inches.
What are some average envelope sizes?
The average envelope is a #10, having dimensions 4.125 inches by 9.5 inches. Other sizes include 6 inches by 12 inches (#16) and 3.75 inches by 6.75 inches (#7).
What are the standard sizes of teak garden tables?
Some standard sizes of teak garden tables are about six by three and four by three. It varies from brand to brand.
In what sizes can one buy Cadillac wire wheels?
You can buy Cadillac wire wheels in a few different sizes. Most companies sell these tires in sizes 15 inches to 18 inches. Some businesses may provide smaller or larger sizes.
What are the dimensions of a sticky note?
Some sticky notes are 3 inches by 3 inches. The sizes of these notes vary.
What are some sizes in doggy doors?
Doggy doors come in various sizes for different sized pets. Sizes can vary from 5 1/2 inches x 7 1/2 inches which is good for a small pet up to 15 inches x 24 inches for an extra large dog.
Are bmx frame sizes the same as mountain bikes frame sizes?
No. A BMX is almost entirely ridden "out of the saddle" (=standing up), so size doesn't mean that much. (most) MTBs are intended for some seated riding, which makes frame size much more important.
What sizes of portable fans are available at Home Depot?
Home Depot carries a large variety of small portable fans that are available in many different sizes including some of: 6 inches, 9 inches, 12 inches, 16 inches, and 30 inches in size.
