I see the unit measures 18" per side. Can anyone answer how big would a square space need to be to allow room for spinning it?
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.
1984606
Hi and good morning, if the base of the stand is placed 6 inches from the wall that leaves two inches for rotation of the shelving unit. Of course this still depends on your base board? But having a smaller home this was ideal for me. Have a good day.
1984607
We gave ours about three feet from the wall to allow for spinning... Also enough room behind it for me to slip in between the wall and the unit, however, I wouldn't count on it for most people, I'm weirdly petite. My brother says he would rather have it about 4 feet but he's weirdly giant.
1984608
I just measured what you would need and if you have a 28" X 28" space you should be ok. Of course if you have a little bit more room that would be great........
2244395
Jim, I have it mounted on a tower with a 18" Omni directional disc. There is probably 2 to 3 inchs between edge of disc and tower.
2021222
My installers got it down. They had to take it out of the box upstairs and I have an L.. But you really have to measure your landing and angle... I have a large landing which made turning possible.. Its very long and wide .,it may be possible but measure measure measure
824778
My guess would be no. The unit is assembled by putting the square posts into square openings at the corners of the shelves; the openings measure roughly 1.75 inches x 1.75 inches. Even if you could put wheels into those openings, I don't think the shelves would be stable enough to roll around without things falling off. I would look for shelving with wheels built into the design.
227581
While I have not personally used it for this, I do not see why it would not. I would not be concerned with weight being an issue as I use mine in the kitchen and it probably holds between 5 and 10 pounds while still being able to freely spin as needed.
96771
I have this unit. You would need more than 8 inches. Mine measures eleven inches wide and about 10 and a half inches deep.
56222
You need enough width for dumb bell presses and things like that and the curl portion of it really only adds maybe 2 feet of movement space. So I have mine in my office and i use it in an area of my office that is 7 feet by 10 feet cause I keep my weights there too and I have the squat/bench stand that goes with it.
1904301
I agree with the previous answers to this question. This fan is pretty large so you will need to get a rod long enough to give it clearance to spin.
1299089
The wheel measures 17in in diameter. The unit sits approximately 22.5in off the floor at the back where the wheel is located.
1676472
I think it's perfect for that. Spins well, small size to fit on shelves, but won't take up the whole shelf space.
2250453
No the 2 pads ride on the tire side wall and space rack away from rim. It probably will not work w rims larger than 18".
730327
It can be rotated 180degs...90degs each way from vertical. Hope that helps.
1666211
I'm not a mathematician, but I measured, on one side from the base of the spindle to the top of the pedal as approximately 4.5". The frame is also adjustable. I have fairly long legs, and have no problem, but since the unit is mobile, it can easily be used with any height of seat. So, between the choice of seat height and the adjustment to the unit, I think that pretty much anyone should be able to comfortably use it. Hopefully this will work out for you; I love mine!
1258411
Hi there. I gave this as a gift so I'm not sble to measure it right now. Also pottery barn has this as well so maybe you can check it out. I sort of recall the bottom spinner being much smaller than the wood circle top.
155049
The 18" should bd fine.or 16".With a bigger wheel you pedal slower, which requires more balancing skill.i have read the hours to get competent are about 50 or more, compared to 1 hour for a bicycle. Takes a lot of patience.
846285
21" would be cutting it close. The unit disassembles vertically for the most part... No side to side action. However you do need to take into consideration the ventilation tube which comes off of one side. If you put the ventilation on the same side as the crank, I think you would have space.
47747
Movement is very smooth, but it does not have a run-on spin action. My piece is about 36" tall, which means I have not spun it really fast because it would fall over.