Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What is the height in inches as buying for a tall man?
Document: Opened up it measures 26 x 27 x 32 inches high. Folded it is 26  x 43 inches tall and 8 inches deep. It does take a little room to store but a lot less then my rolling cabinets.The only issue I have is that the adjustment is only one way. As it is you are limited to what you can clamp on all four sides, for instance a picture frame. But I guess that gives us DIY'rs something to solve.Overall a great workbench that will get plenty of use.
My fix was to build a box support stand for it that raised it up another 4 inches.
great for apartment dwellersThis  is a great work bench for someone who has limited space. It is really well made. The frame is made of steel and is quite solid. It folds up to an unbelievable 8 inches thick.
Wish I had had one back in '57 at Pratt.Additional Comment:  After assembling the Workmate 11000, I searched the product manual and carton for an indication of &#34;country of origin&#34; and came up empty. I was hoping to find a &#34;Made in USA&#34; stamp.
When your B&D; Workbench arrives you'll need a knife of some sort to open it. Or at least I did. The top of the packing box is only taped and will come open easily enough, but I found it to be one of those situations where it's such a tight squeeze that it's virtually impossible to pull the item out.
When you are finished working, the bench folds down to an easily-storable size that is very shop friendly.Assembling the unit is extremely easy and it comes with a unique little tool that you use to tighten the six bolts that are supplied with the bench. There are six pieces that are used as spacers below the work surfaces, so the total number of pieces you will have to put together to assemble the bench is a grand total of twelve. Not bad!
When the job was finished for the day, the true utility of the Workmate system was displayed as I turned the knob, folded the bench and placed it back in the shop.The inclusion of the bench dogs and the system of holes that are bored into the bamboo top extend the utility of the clamping mechanism.
When I went to use the retaining pegs, I found that all the holes for the pegs were not drilled out uniformly, and I had to rectify that issue next, as the pegs didn't fit in literally half of the holes. Once in use, it worked like a dream;  I have used it to securely hold the base for my 12&#34; Miter Saw, and several other projects, with no complaints.
Well, It arrived today.It took me less time to &#34;assemble&#34; the 11000 than it did the smaller Saw Horse and Vise---no more than twenty minutes. That's because the hardest part is getting it out of the box (which, by the way, was delivered by UPS in pristine condition!). There are only six bolts to attach---four to secure the larger bamboo work surface and two for the smaller one.
Well, I did... and it wasn't that difficult at all. Calling it a saw horse however, wouldn't be fair. This is a multi-use worktable, clamp and holding device that is a huge time-saver and safety enhancement tool.
Answer: yes