What is the weight of it unassembled? I will have to muscle it into my house once UPS delivers it. Anyone know?
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I didn't weigh it, but I'd guess that it weighs somewhere around forty to fifty pounds. That isn't the problem, though. The package is big and awkward, and mine came wrapped in tough, slippery plastic. It's much easier to 'walk' it to where you want it than it is to carry it. Even so, if you have to move it any distance I'd recommend using a hand truck.
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For a women it is too heavy to lift. I am 41 and strong but this was too much. A man can handle it.
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If you don't have a "dolley" to place it on so you can wheel it in, not to worry. Use leverage to move this box....stand it up and walk it...stand behind it and move one side of the box forward then the other. You'll get it to where you want it without breaking the back. And once assembled, walk it the same way to where you want it. But what really is handy is after you've assembled it and it's still laying down, place those "move thingies" that you can get at Home Depot, Lowe's or even here at Amazon...they stick to the bottom and then you can just push it along like it weighs a feather. Hope this helps. If you don't have a "dolley" to place it on so you can wheel it in, not to worry. Use leverage to move this box....stand it up and walk it...stand behind it and move one side of the box forward then the other. You'll get it to where you want it without breaking the back. And once assembled, walk it the same way to where you want it. But what really is handy is after you've assembled it and it's still laying down, place those "move thingies" that you can get at Home Depot, Lowe's or even here at Amazon...they stick to the bottom and then you can just push it along like it... » Read More If you don't have a "dolley" to place it on so you can wheel it in, not to worry. Use leverage to move this box....stand it up and walk it...stand behind it and move one side of the box forward then the other. You'll get it to where you want it without breaking the back. And once assembled, walk it the same way to where you want it. But what really is handy is after you've assembled it and it's still laying down, place those "move thingies" that you can get at Home Depot, Lowe's or even here at Amazon...they stick to the bottom and then you can just push it along like it weighs a feather. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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If you don't have a "dolley" to place it on so you can wheel it in, not to worry. Use leverage to move this box....stand it up and walk it...stand behind it and move one side of the box forward then the other. You'll get it to where you want it without breaking the back. And once assembled, walk it the same way to where you want it. But what really is handy is after you've assembled it and it's still laying down, place those "move thingies" that you can get at Home Depot, Lowe's or even here at Amazon...they stick to the bottom and then you can just push it along like it weighs a feather. If you don't have a "dolley" to place it on so you can wheel it in, not to worry. Use leverage to move this box....stand it up and walk it...stand behind it and move one side of the box forward then the other. You'll get it to where you want it without breaking the back. And once assembled, walk it the same way to where you want it. But what really is handy is after you've assembled it and it's still laying down, place those "move thingies" that you can get at Home Depot, Lowe's or even here at Amazon...they stick to the bottom and then you can just push it along like it... » Read More If you don't have a "dolley" to place it on so you can wheel it in, not to worry. Use leverage to move this box....stand it up and walk it...stand behind it and move one side of the box forward then the other. You'll get it to where you want it without breaking the back. And once assembled, walk it the same way to where you want it. But what really is handy is after you've assembled it and it's still laying down, place those "move thingies" that you can get at Home Depot, Lowe's or even here at Amazon...they stick to the bottom and then you can just push it along like it weighs a feather. « Show Less
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With two people it was no problem to carry it upstairs.There is always the option of opening the box and taking the pieces to your assembly location.
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I slid the box from the porch into the house. Think it was about 70-80 lbs, big long box. It can be taken out of the box in pieces if needed.
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Hi Jody, I believe it was 80-some pounds, if I recall correctly. At any rate, in the item's description, they should have the weight listed as well.
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It is shipped bu UPS. It needs to be built at home. Does not come put together.
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I was able to pick it up...ok, sort of pick up/drag from the driveway into the backyard. Not sure of exact weight, but my husband could lift it. We typically roll and unroll it together.
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I just check the specs on the website, and it said the shipping wt. is 84 pounds. That seems about right. UPS left the roll in front of my garage for me so I could just roll it in. When I installed it I used double-sided outdoor carpet tape to secure it to the floor because the ends want to curl up.
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The weight is really 100 lbs, I had to help the UPS guy. I have prime so shipping was free (good thing!), if not they might charge for 25 lbs for the shipping, just a guess.
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with box the ups sticker says 23 lbs. it is actually not very heavy but very steep. I bought it for a dog knee surgery but it was too steep before the surgery.
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As others have stated, it is not assembled. It's not hard to assemble, but I believe the box was somewhere over 200 pounds. Moving it is harder than assembling it!
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Hi. I don't know the exact weight. It is fairly heavy. I too, am a petite lady but was able to pick it up with a good bit of effort to get it into the house after UPS left it on my porch. :) Hope this helps.
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I guess somewhere around 20 lbs. I had no problem carrying the box upstairs to the bedroom other than it was bulky. Hope this helps you.
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When it was shipped, the total weight that UPS marked on the box is 16 lbs. in the box. I will say it is heavy (as in Quality) and I would not be able to lift it to store on a high shelf. It is not so heavy as to make it unwieldy however. Just a bit awkward. It is 24 x 20 inches and does not happen to fit on my island counter (my counter is a more narrow one meant to be a sitting area for people on stools. I put it on the cabinet counter instead and was very happy to have it. If I had more room and gave bigger parties, I would buy another one in a heartbeat!
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The shipping weight was 400 pounds. The packing..2 pallets and crating accounted for quite a bit I'm sure. 2 strong men carried the unit from the garage around to the slider door at the back of the house and into the bathroom --not a short distance, but they managed quite well.
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According to the UPS tracking info, it weighs 58 pounds, not 68.I didn't weigh it and it was heavy, I rolled it in the house.
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10 Lbs. Even though i received mine in February, I still have the box and the orignal UPS label. By the way...It is a fantastic piece of equipment. I have used it many times. jc
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you will need help moving it they delivered it on a pallet. it's about 220 lbs. nice unit
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I still have the shipping box; the weight is listed at 25 lbs. It was definitely not too heavy to lift. I hope that helps! :)
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It is about 31/2 ft long and weighs 70lbs roughly. UPS has to help me position it on porch. I took it out piece by piece and brought it in and built it that way. Well worth it! My daughter spends several hours playing with it daily. Purchased the food and dishes for it too.
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The packaging is HUGE and HEAVY. In fact UPS didn't deliver it as they usually do with Amazon, we got a call to set up an appointment and it was hauled via semi truck. I don't have the exact measurements of the box, but it was probably 4-5 feet long.