Will this climber fit in an average basement, height and width? how heavy is the package?
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It's about 6ft high and only maybe 4 ft wide at the base. As for the weight you can carry it piece by piece down to the basement to put it together. It does NOT go together easily. My husband (who is very experienced with tools and building ) was EXTREMELY frustrated and wanted me to send it back. Go into it with lots of patience!
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Maybe 8-12lbs, 15lbs...MAYBE. It's not heavy at all, however, constructed quite solidly. I am impressed at how well built it is. I lifted it up ladder onto roof (1 story Ranch, for larger more angled roof, a rope fastened to it & lifted, would be easy, maneuvered it, slid it around, by myself. A carpenter/roofer friend (read 'experienced') did help install, but if I had more roof cutting confidence I would've done the job myself. I bought the therimistat for it, and check it every summer, it runs Quietly and SOLIDLY - No issues & No more hot attic! Circulation is awesome (although I wish I had some post sunset circulation = no sun, no solar fan). Not a big deal tho. An awesome product! Maybe 8-12lbs, 15lbs...MAYBE. It's not heavy at all, however, constructed quite solidly. I am impressed at how well built it is. I lifted it up ladder onto roof (1 story Ranch, for larger more angled roof, a rope fastened to it & lifted, would be easy, maneuvered it, slid it around, by myself. A carpenter/roofer friend (read 'experienced') did help install, but if I had more roof cutting confidence I would've done the job myself. I bought the therimistat for it, and check it every summer, it runs Quietly and SOLIDLY - No issues & No more hot attic! Circulation is awesome (although I wish I... » Read More Maybe 8-12lbs, 15lbs...MAYBE. It's not heavy at all, however, constructed quite solidly. I am impressed at how well built it is. I lifted it up ladder onto roof (1 story Ranch, for larger more angled roof, a rope fastened to it & lifted, would be easy, maneuvered it, slid it around, by myself. A carpenter/roofer friend (read 'experienced') did help install, but if I had more roof cutting confidence I would've done the job myself. I bought the therimistat for it, and check it every summer, it runs Quietly and SOLIDLY - No issues & No more hot attic! Circulation is awesome (although I wish I had some post sunset circulation = no sun, no solar fan). Not a big deal tho. An awesome product! « Show Less
514584
The crate is heavy but it fit down my standard basement steps. We put it together down there.
1266096
The speakers are 5" wide x 4" deep x 11 1/2" tall. As for the weight I would have to take one off the wall to weigh it but they are not heavy at all. I am using the "VideoSecu 5 Black Deluxe Universal Speaker Mounts/Brackets for Walls and Ceiling 1XZ" which I got on Amazon. They each hold 10 pounds and are more than adquate for these speakers. I found the mounts easy to work with and am quite satisfied with them.
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It is a large box, any heavy. I don't recall the dimensions of the box. It was no problem getting through the door and down into the basement. I attached a 2'x 4' piece of plywood that I carpeted to the bottom of the base to give it some stability. All three Cats love it.
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We have a sensory room in our basement so it just stays there. It's fairly lightweight so it's easy to move around but it can't be taken apart or folded up so if space is limited this might not be a good choice .
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I do not know exactly how heavy it was, about 250lbs. a call to jet or any store that sells jet should know. amazon should know.....I moved it using a hand truck into my basement shop with the help of another person. going up stairs would have been difficult. I did most of the assembly myself. it did take two people to lift it from up side down to right side up (directions called for putting the legs on in the upside down position). I used the cardboard and patience to move it to where I wanted it in the shop. four hands were better putting the fence guides on, but just to steady it, not because of weight. once it was all assembled, I move it slowly, left side rotated forward, then the right ..... I do not know exactly how heavy it was, about 250lbs. a call to jet or any store that sells jet should know. amazon should know.....I moved it using a hand truck into my basement shop with the help of another person. going up stairs would have been difficult. I did most of the assembly myself. it did take two people to lift it from up side down to right side up (directions called for putting the legs on in the upside down position). I used the cardboard and patience to move it to where I wanted it in the shop. four hands were better putting the fence guides on, but just to steady it, not... » Read More I do not know exactly how heavy it was, about 250lbs. a call to jet or any store that sells jet should know. amazon should know.....I moved it using a hand truck into my basement shop with the help of another person. going up stairs would have been difficult. I did most of the assembly myself. it did take two people to lift it from up side down to right side up (directions called for putting the legs on in the upside down position). I used the cardboard and patience to move it to where I wanted it in the shop. four hands were better putting the fence guides on, but just to steady it, not because of weight. once it was all assembled, I move it slowly, left side rotated forward, then the right ..... « Show Less
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My son has his in his basement. 8' ceiling. He loves it...he is 6'2" and climbs in with his 18 mo, old son!
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Hi... confused by question because there's not much information... Are you buying new? I purchased new and it was in the box. I needed to put it together. I didn't have an issue with the size of the box, but I don't remember if that was because we took it into our basement through double doors. I DO remember that the box was VERY heavy... Jay S.
728192
The 4 ton woodeze wood splitter would be easy to take to the basement. If the steps were to narrow, as light as it is you can simply pick it up and carry it
372485
Comes in a flat box. Pretty heavy for moving into house. When put together it's about 3 feet wide, 4 feet high& about a foot deep. Takes a handy 60 year old Grandma about 2 1/2 hours to put together. Very sturdy.
1569364
Well the weight will be pretty heavy...so you gotta be really strong to lift it or you will need help...and it's 16 inches wide, 6 inches thick and 3 feet long....not a really big package but extremely heavy!!!
557532
Sorta depends on what you are driving. As I remember the shipping box was about 60" x 24" (+/-) x 12".Not real light weight, but easily manageable for two people. What ever you have to do it is worth it -great ladder-be sure to read the reviews about finger safety, it is very safe but you have to pay attention
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It will definitely fit. I live in a house that was built in 1870. The stairwells are absurdly narrow. I had to cut my last box spring apart to get it up the stairs. At any rate, as a 5"3 female, I was able to carry it up myself. I will definitely purchase another when it is time to replace the other box springs.
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Sorta depends on what you are driving. As I remember the shipping box was about 60" x 24" (+/-) x 12". Not real light weight, but easily manageable for two people. What ever you have to do it is worth it -great ladder-be sure to read the reviews about finger safety, it is very safe but you have to pay attention
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Unless you have 500 lbs of gear, you'll be fine. That stand is a fine piece of equipment and I've been very satisfied with the one I bought. As a matter of fact, I feel more secure in it than many of the ladder stands I hunt from. Good luck and be safe.
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I can't give you the exact specs, but I can tell you the ladder was in its lowest most compact setting and the box was really not any larger, no foam or bubble wrap to make the package larger.