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diggum,

is that thing big enough to lay down and sleep?
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i guess that depends on how tall you are...
they list the dimensions as 130"L x 72"W x 60"H

so that would be almost 11 feet minus whatever the back portion is which looks pretty small. sounds like plenty of room to me.
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and they cost $24,000...ouch.
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Post by Saxman »

Maybe they have found a way to reinforce the top structure enough to allow that much open space. Surely they have done some serious structural analysis on the thing.
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Post by kirker »

So its glass pretty much goes all the way around, but you have a roof unit that raises up that looks like it goes up around 3-4 foot, but disappears into nothing when lowered. Either they have Chris Angel on staff or the side of the top unit are some sort of cloth material. Which I can't see lasting very long with the sun beating on, and getting lower up and down. Anyway it looks neat, but I can't see how the thing would be applicable or safe. Looks more like a maintance nightmare.
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Post by tomdarch »

Yeah, I had the same reaction initially - but I think that the supports for the pop-top go down into the pillars that interrupt the windows. That said, the whole pop-top setup looks too flimsy to work in reality.
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