35x55

35x55 is a two-number dimension commonly used to denote the size of a rectangular object. The notation indicates one side measures 35 units and the other 55 units, with the specific units (inches, centimeters, etc.) determined by context.

In mathematics, the product of the sides is 35 × 55 = 1925. If the sides share the same unit, the area of a rectangle with these dimensions is 1925 square units. The aspect ratio is 35:55, which simplifies to 7:11.

Unit conversions help place the size in familiar terms. If the measurements are in inches, 35x55 inches equals 88.9 cm by 139.7 cm. If given in centimeters, 35x55 cm equals about 13.8 inches by 21.7 inches.

Applications for 35x55 include art and framing, posters, canvas sizes, print reproductions, and certain architectural or interior design plans. In these contexts, 35x55 is typically considered a non-standard size, and adjustments may be needed for framing, mats, or mounting.

Important considerations when using this dimension include clarifying whether the measurements refer to outer dimensions, image area, or frame size, as this affects fit, pricing, and presentation. The term 35x55 is therefore a practical descriptor rather than a fixed standard, varying with the units and the particular use case.