Weakly n-dimensional spaces were first distinguished by Karl Menger. In thi
s note we shall discuss three topics concerning this class of spaces: unive
rsal spaces, products, and the sum theorem. We prove that there is a univer
sal space for the class of all weakly n-dimensional spaces. present a simpl
er proof of Tomaszewski's result about the dimension of a product of weakly
n-dimensional spaces, and show that there is an n-dimensional space which
admits a painwise disjoint countable closed cover by weakly n-dimensional s
ubspaces but is not weakly n-dimensional itself.