Product scale
This 40-oz Quencher H2.0 is listed at 11.02 inches tall.
11.02 in (≈280 mm)
That's Stanley's listed height for one specific 40-oz Quencher H2.0 FlowState listing — not a universal size for every 40-oz Stanley.
Manufacturer-specified
Why this is interesting
A product name and a nominal capacity don't always define one universal physical size.
Stanley sells the 40-oz Quencher in several versions, and Scaleidoscope uses only the height published for one specific listing. The same idea shows up with “40-foot” shipping containers.
How this measurement works
Stanley's listing for The Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler (40 oz) gives its dimensions as 3.54 × 5.43 × 11.02 in, so 11.02 in is that product's height. Its 40 fl oz is a separate property — liquid capacity, not size.
See the math
- Listed height
- 11.02 inSource value
- Stanley listing: 3.54 × 5.43 × 11.02 in
- In millimetres
- 11.02 × 25.4 ≈ 279.9 mmCalculated
- Published
- ≈280 mmResult
- Rounded to avoid overstating precision
How certain is this?
Manufacturer-specified · variant-dependent. 11.02 in is Stanley's listed height for this specific 40-oz listing; other 40-oz versions may differ.
Manufacturer-published dimension.
Sources & further reading
Stanley 1913
The Quencher H2.0 FlowState™ Tumbler | 40 OZ(opens external site) — SpecsDimensions 3.54 × 5.43 × 11.02 in for this listing only
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