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Can anyone give me measurements for the following dimensions of the "Ferratonic Incinerator" as pictured below (mm preferably):

1. Height from base to the walkway level, not to the top of the railings just the walkway.

2.a. If you picture it top down as forming a X with two legs shorter than the others; the distance from the two ends of the longest legs and ...

b. the distance between the ends of the shortest legs (please don't make me make an ASCII picture to clarify this)


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I have a bad idea of making a large factory like building with one of these inside, aligned with the longest sections of walkway linked to the sides of the building with a second walkway forming a second floor. But I'd like to know the size before I fork out only to realise it'll be too big.

Cheers if you can help!

Saw this thread on my phone during morning tea, surprised nobody has answered already.
I'm home now and had a quick measure up with the trusty steel ruler.

Ground to top of platform is 122mm
End to end of the short walkway is 244mm
End to end of long walkway is 366mm

everything is based off of a 61mm square (width of walkways)

hope that helps

That is brilliant, just what I needed to know,

thank you !

Just be glad you live in a country that uses metric.
I didn't build my stuff as pictured on the box so had to measure individual bits and add them up
the standard 61mm square is 2 and 3/8ths of an inch, half way through adding up the lengths I started to question my commitment to the whole process...then I spotted your flag, Oh, Sweet, I can use mm