how much room does it require to operate?
1494756
It takes very little room if you want, it will fold up. I have had this over a year and still like using it. I am over 65 years old and it does not hurt my body to exercise on the Gazelle. It does help to have a radio or tv while you exercise.
1494757
I think you need about 5 feet or so. Two in front and two behind, give or take a little.
1494758
It is the size of a couch with two seats. It can be folded and put under the bed. But be aware, the digital timer/pedometer breaks too easily.
1747408
I don't have mine turned to a large area because I live in a small house on a small property. The system works great for us but I don't know the maximum area that it will cover. I love it.
331757
Not at all. Luckily, I read in the comments to prepare for about a 4 foot by 10 foot space to sit it in. That is not the dimension of the machine, but in order to do workouts you need the room. It is very large, and took two very kind UPS guys to bring it in. That being said, it is a well built, smooth machine, exactly what we wanted.
264058
I think you would do better getting the larger one that has more power, this works ok the room is about 15x15 but had to run it a long time,
1634719
I have only had mine installed for a few months however i would say it depends on how much it has to operate.
264059
I really think this model is designed for a small space where it works perfectly. I agree with the other two answers to your question and suggest a larger model for a larger space.
1206583
According to the manual, which can be found on guardiantechnologies.com, it is suggested for use in a single, closed room up to 155 square feet.
1536772
I have it in the corner in my home office and I would say it takes up about 2 feet by 4 feet. Not a lot unless you don't have a nice corner for it to go into it. By angling it out, there is plenty of room to get on and off.
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Hello Tmchow and thank you for your inquiry. The more space, the better but I would suggest a minimum of 2" of space. We're here to help so please let us know if you have any additional questions! Thanks again,Scott G and the rest of the ListenUp sales team1.877.744.1179
826370
It needs all of the space that is says it needs. Mine worked for 17 months before the heat pump part broke. Now it is just a very expensive heavy electric heater. If you haven't bought is yet please look at the reviews.
181134
I don't remember specifics-I returned ir because it was too tiny for the space I needed to fill
103873
You need quite a bit of space. The heli is really quick and unless you're an experienced pilot I would not recommend this indoors
1804030
The unit is approx. 3'.8" H x 3'.7"l x 1'.9" w. The recommended area for usage is 3' wide x 6 'long.
651931
Go to Panasonic.com and they have a online calculator to help you size the unit to the room and task.
1580328
If you leave it on the high setting it can maintain a warm temp in a fairly large room. I would say as much as 30x30 room. Keep in mind it will be running a lot and cost a bit in electricity. Maybe 50-60 a month.
1984605
The answers given thus far are right - the actual unit is about 26" at max, so you ideally need a minimum of about 28". Ours sits in a 30" space - fits easily and works well.
1065112
Actually, it doesn't require any space. The cold is 90 degrees forward and out. Hot is straight up and turn handle out. Plus you can control the temp from the remote below the sink. You will hardly ever use the handle with the sensors