Yes. It can be kept as a single face. Instead of moving the corner, move the edge. It would be easier to just draw it at the angle you want in the first place, though.
I tried just moving the edge and had the same issue. The angle I want is whatever ends up being achieved once they are connected, as the poles themselves are already measured.
Erase the rectangle and then redraw it with the Line tool connecting the points.
How will you be using this model once you have it drawn? The base of the chair is missing some faces and it appears some of the dimensions are not as precise as they might be.
Oh wow, yeah drawing using the line tool did the trick.
Which faces are missing and which dimensions are not precise?
This is being used as a general model that will be submitted to a factory for a new design.
Dimensions will be provided separately, and am just using this to give them a general idea of what the chair should look like, but I was still trying to have accurate dimensions in the model.
Have a rush deadline and have not used SketchUp in a long time and was never an expert to begin with so just trying to go with what I remember to get this done.
Several other thoughts: The dimensions are only display, SU program accuracy is much more accurate than what you are using; If you use the text tool you will see a number of the dimension are reported as approximate ( ~) reason I almost never use the fraction units option; Use the styles menu and select the option of display axis by color you will see the one that is not parallel to any axis; cursory look it appears you are using different sides of legs as ref point?