Decimal Commas in Product Dimensions

Keep the punctuation

Do not remove the comma when copying a dimension such as 1,5 from a Turkish listing. Check its unit and context first. A comma may indicate a decimal value, but punctuation elsewhere may separate list entries.

Convert a confirmed value

If the seller confirms one and a half metres, that equals 150 centimetres. This is an illustrative conversion, not a product specification. Apply a unit conversion only after identifying which dimension the number describes.

Retain the original notation

Use two columns in your comparison: the original text and the confirmed value in your chosen unit. Keeping the source notation makes a dropped comma or a changed unit easier to detect when reviewing similar products.

Ask a precise question

Send the listing link and a crop containing both number and unit. Ask which dimension it describes. Approval of an isolated number does not establish that you and the seller mean the same measurement.

Common questions

Sources to check

Product rules and transport conditions can change. Confirm current requirements before buying or shipping.

• tuketici.ticaret.gov.tr

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