how much ceiling height will i need for a person 6 foot tall to completely invert 180
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I am 6'2" and I can completely invert in my basement where the ceiling is just under 8' high...there is plenty of room and my feet don't even come close to touching.
2081553
The machines is 80 inches tall. So I would say you'd want a ceiling that is at least 81 inches high. You'll probably put it on a matt that is a half-inch thick, so your absolute minimum ceiling height should be 81 inches. My celing is 83 inches high, and this machine has about an inch and a half clearance (I have a half-inch thick matt on the floor.)
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I would say no, it will not work. The foot pedal at its highest point is almost 19 inches off the floor. Add a person 70 inches tall,, that equals 89 inches. If the ceiling is truly 7 feet/84 inches, then you need 5 more inches for clearance. Or you could lean forward a little, but probably not the best idea.
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I measured from the floor to the top of the pullup bar as 86.5 inches. So if you're going to pull your chin over it you'll need 86.5 inches plus a little more than the distance from your chin to the top of your head. I say a little more because you'd hate to get your head wedged in there lol. With an 8ft ceiling you should be able to pull your chin to it with your head tilted back a bit. Kind of like you're stretching your chin up a bit to reach it but you wouldn't be able to pull up until your chest touches the bar.. or at least i wouldn't
1833187
Honestly I can't say for sure but I bought this for my 3 year old son and he doesn't go higher than a couple of feet at this age; and it is presently in my living room with a 12f high ceiling. I think it depends on the age and height of your kid to average how high he 's going to go safely. But 24 ft sounds to much.
1831577
Yes, I am 6'0" and weigh 180 and it hits me perfect. You can set it for just the shoulder/neck area also if you like and use different massage types to get the most out of it. I am a very happy customer and have had friends and relatives over to try it out and have received very good reviews from all. For the price, you cannot beat it !!
998290
The ceiling is too low the fan alone will take about a foot. Average person of 5.10 ft raises there arm. That Will add another foot or so. It will be a very close fit. also I hope they need a fan that pulls about 8500cfm this is what you use on large room or catedral ceiling
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Hi Marie,My ceiling is 7'3" and I'm 5'9". With the incline at 100% My head clears by about 1 or 2 inches. If you don't use the incline at 100% you should be ok. It adds between 15 and 18 inches to your height.
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Heck ya! You can invert at any angle. I don't invert all the way ever cause i have several problems with knee and back. My doc says he's all for inversion even though I've had back surgery and knee replacement, so long as i don't hang totally upside down. 60 degrees is what he says max angle should be for me. I love this thing and it does reduce my pain significantly. I'm 52 and have lost 2" of my height and can actually tell height increase after use. Buy it and you will use it! (+ friends and kids) It has a belt you can adjust angle and prevents it from going all the way down. Hope this helps. KEEP MOVING! Good Luck! , Paul Heck ya! You can invert at any angle. I don't invert all the way ever cause i have several problems with knee and back. My doc says he's all for inversion even though I've had back surgery and knee replacement, so long as i don't hang totally upside down. 60 degrees is what he says max angle should be for me. I love this thing and it does reduce my pain significantly. I'm 52 and have lost 2" of my height and can actually tell height increase after use. Buy it and you will use it! (+ friends and kids) It has a belt you can adjust angle and prevents it from going all the way down. Hope... » Read More Heck ya! You can invert at any angle. I don't invert all the way ever cause i have several problems with knee and back. My doc says he's all for inversion even though I've had back surgery and knee replacement, so long as i don't hang totally upside down. 60 degrees is what he says max angle should be for me. I love this thing and it does reduce my pain significantly. I'm 52 and have lost 2" of my height and can actually tell height increase after use. Buy it and you will use it! (+ friends and kids) It has a belt you can adjust angle and prevents it from going all the way down. Hope this helps. KEEP MOVING! Good Luck! , Paul « Show Less
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The pedals are not horizontal when inclined to the maximum angle. The uppermost point, where the back of your heel may be is 22.5 inches from the floor. I have eight foot ceilings and my 5'10' son has no problem. If you are taller than that, a 7'8" ceiling may be an issue.
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If you are just doing ring dips the ceiling only needs to be around 7 feet high. If you plan to be doing muscle ups on the rings however your going to need about a 12 foot ceiling.
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We have 8' ceilings and I'm just under 6 feet tall and I'm far enough from the ceiling (probably at least 8-10 inches). However, be careful if you have a fan!
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No its not. I too am 6' tall and have ceilings about 12' and own an 8 ft. Cosco ladder. It is too small to give you a stable base to change lightbulbs. You can do it but it is scary. There is another German ladder company that escapes me at the moment that make a lightweight ladder similar to Cosco and it also is cheaper, you can get a model of it that will do the job. I don't remember the manufacturer's name but if you care to send me your email I will be home on the 29th of January and will check it out and email to you. PTLFA@AOL.COM
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The web site is mistaken. The ladder extends to 15.5 ft...but would only get a person up safely to about 11 ft. Need good amount of lean onto the building and up a foot or so past the roofline. Don't go near the top rung to stand. I do enjoy the ladder and its compact feature when not in use. If you are over 200 lbs, you will need the most sturdy ladder they make. At 180, this does have a bit of bow when I am on it. Hope this helps. LTD
1100929
I'm 6 feet tall and there are still about 4 more inches to spare when I'm in the inverted position. But not more than that
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All you need are heavy duty hooks purchased from a hardware store. Must secure into the ceiling studs. Sit on it like a swing, hold on the fabric and lean back, the fabric will allow you to tip back, as you do raise your legs in the air and wrap the fabric around your calve(the motion of leaning back allows you to do this almost effortlessly), once the fabric is wrapped around your legs, let go completely with your arms and then you will find yourself upside down
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You are 34" off the ground at the top step so 9' ceilings should be fine for almost all users. 8' or less could be an issue.