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What is inner tube depth?
I didn't bring one home!
What is the height of a fully inflated pool tube when laying flat on the floor? That is, I don't think the cross section is circular. If it were, the top of the tube would be 9-1/2" from the floor. Thanks, JJ |
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17-01-2007, 14:38
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Re: What is inner tube depth?
When inflated to size, the cross section is approximately circular and the top of the tube is about 9-1/2 inches from the floor (+/- a quarter inch due to variances between individual tubes).
I studied those silly things way too much when making the models for the kick-off animation...  -dave |
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