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Question about width

southerngirl2014

12 years ago

I know the panels are 6 ft tall, but it says the width is 17.75 inches. I'm assuming that's 17.75 inches PER PANEL and all six panels together?

6' Tall Two Tone Natural Fiber Room Divider, 6 Panel · More Info

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PRO
Oriental Furniture
12 years ago
Hi there, Southerngirl,

You are correct that it is 17.75" per panel. If you propped it against a wall so it could lie flat, it would be about 106.5". More likely you'd have it folded similar to how it is displayed in the picture, in which case it would be approximately 87" long, although you could set it up in many different configurations of varying dimensions.

Hope this helps!

Nathan
Oriental Furniture
janaperry
8 years ago
I'd like to use this on the inside front of my garage for privacy. Will the summers breeze blow this down?
PRO
Oriental Furniture
8 years ago
Hi Jana,

I wish I had a definitive answer for you, but we usually use these inside. The general principle is that the more "folded" it is the more stable it stands. I'm sure it would be fine against a light breeze, but if there's a storm coming a strong gust could move it or knock it down.

Thanks,

Nathan

Oriental Furniture

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