I want to know the exact height of the adjustments once on the door. My daughter has cerebral palsy, and cannot stand, but needs balance coordination up on her knees, and I want to know if it will be too tall for her (she's only two and can't throw real well). Please advise. Thanks! I want to know the exact height of the adjustments once on the door. My daughter has cerebral palsy, and cannot stand, but needs balance coordination up on her knees, and I want to know if it will... » Read More I want to know the exact height of the adjustments once on the door. My daughter has cerebral palsy, and cannot stand, but needs balance coordination up on her knees, and I want to know if it will be too tall for her (she's only two and can't throw real well). Please advise. Thanks! « Show Less
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My great granddaughter who is 20 mos. old can reach it with ease. Each extension section is 16 inches and there are three sections. If I connect all three sections, the hoop is about two feet from the floor.
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Amy,I understand now. Responding to your request just became a priority due to your daughter's condition and I am a dad also. My door is 8ft tall. The basket can suspend from the top at 8 feet down to 2 ft 2 inches from ground in decrements of 2 inches. The lattice that suspends the basket has slots spaced 2 inches apart from basket positions. There are lots of height options to hang the basket.Your daughter will like being able to score now and then.I would recommend buying a couple of extra mini basketballs. Chasing balls deflected from missing a shot was taking the fun out of taking another shot right away.If I can help another way, then reach out again.RegardsMichael Amy,I understand now. Responding to your request just became a priority due to your daughter's condition and I am a dad also. My door is 8ft tall. The basket can suspend from the top at 8 feet down to 2 ft 2 inches from ground in decrements of 2 inches. The lattice that suspends the basket has slots spaced 2 inches apart from basket positions. There are lots of height options to hang the basket.Your daughter will like being able to score now and then.I would recommend buying a couple of extra mini basketballs. Chasing balls deflected from missing a shot was taking... » Read More Amy,I understand now. Responding to your request just became a priority due to your daughter's condition and I am a dad also. My door is 8ft tall. The basket can suspend from the top at 8 feet down to 2 ft 2 inches from ground in decrements of 2 inches. The lattice that suspends the basket has slots spaced 2 inches apart from basket positions. There are lots of height options to hang the basket.Your daughter will like being able to score now and then.I would recommend buying a couple of extra mini basketballs. Chasing balls deflected from missing a shot was taking the fun out of taking another shot right away.If I can help another way, then reach out again.RegardsMichael « Show Less
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I haven't made adjustments. I use mine for daycare. The children play on it in our playroom at exercise time. I am the spotter and they play safely, no jumping, swinging on the crossbar and slide down on your bum.
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I'm 5'-9". ...... When I ride it, I stand up unless in a straight away. It is to small for that height. My knees hit the handle bars and my feet are to big to operate it fully. I bought it for my 5 year old, she is now 7 and still fly's around on it. It is perfect for her size. But, 5'-9" is to big.
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I would still buy this one. My husband is 5'10" weighs 160 and I am able to maneuver him just fine. The back is high enough for him. I believe if anyone was over 6' it may be a little low but would still be okay. It is a little difficult to push over wide thresholds but not impossible. We spend a lot of time going to therapy at a hospital and there are lots of doors with thresholds and we do just fine. Hope this helps.
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I bought it for my daughter when she was 3 months old. Her feet did not touch the floor even at the lowest setting so I stuck something underneath it that she could put her weight on. Use your best judgement if you child is ready for something to stand in.
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I'm not sure since we haven't needed much adjustment - my mom is only 4'6"!! It looks to be several inches of adjustment room but haven't really paid much attention since we don't use it for height- she likes it very much - says it gives her the stability she needs and is easy to move around and adjust when needed. Hope this helps
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Sorry this took so long. It is down on my dock and I have been having knee problems. Door opening is 24 inches. Door takes a little jockeying around to install. Does not open and close smoothly, but works. I am happy with shed For me it had to fit in a certain space. This was the only one I could find in this size. Most were larger. If I was putting it out in the open, I would get something sturdier. But if it is next to a sturdy structure I think it will be fine. For me it was the right size, right price and is working well for storage on my dock. Not hard to put together except getting the door right is a little challenging. I am happy with mine Sorry this took so long. It is down on my dock and I have been having knee problems. Door opening is 24 inches. Door takes a little jockeying around to install. Does not open and close smoothly, but works. I am happy with shed For me it had to fit in a certain space. This was the only one I could find in this size. Most were larger. If I was putting it out in the open, I would get something sturdier. But if it is next to a sturdy structure I think it will be fine. For me it was the right size, right price and is working well for storage on my dock. Not hard to put together except getting... » Read More Sorry this took so long. It is down on my dock and I have been having knee problems. Door opening is 24 inches. Door takes a little jockeying around to install. Does not open and close smoothly, but works. I am happy with shed For me it had to fit in a certain space. This was the only one I could find in this size. Most were larger. If I was putting it out in the open, I would get something sturdier. But if it is next to a sturdy structure I think it will be fine. For me it was the right size, right price and is working well for storage on my dock. Not hard to put together except getting the door right is a little challenging. I am happy with mine « Show Less
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We have 8'2" ceilings. I am 6'1" and have it mounted above a doorway so I cannot touch the ground with my toes when fully extended. When I pull up, my head still misses the ceiling by about 1". All pretty close, but perfect. Keep him in the basement!
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The straps themselves are not adjustable. When attached to the door you can adjust what length/height you want by the different knots along the strap when the door is closed, so in a sense the door is the only way to adjust the strap.
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The cane is adjustable so you can set it to the correct height. Your doctor or physical therapist can help you. I don't remember whether there is a sheet that shows how to determine the correct height for you but some canes have those instructions.
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My 7 year old daughter is about average height, and she can not touch the floor with the stool it's lowest setting. The real problem is that with the stool at the lowest setting she has to reach up to the keyboard with the stand at it's lowest setting. We set the keyboard at the lowest setting, the stool at the highest setting and let her use small foot stool while practicing. This works fairly well.
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that is a great question Emily. My daughter turns 5 months this week and is using it however I don't know how long she can use it.she is rather tall for her age and I have not yet used the height adjustments available so I imagine she will be able to use this so she is at least 9 to 10 months at a minimum. If not longer!hope this helps!
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Depends on some measurements. I'm 6' 2" and use it in the middle setting, but that's so I don't compromise the bends. Measured the "short" setting, and the 2 bends on each end are about 15" apart. So depending on how long your child's legs are, I'd measure up from the arch 15" to see where it will come to on the thigh. The long bend is 15" high and canted towards the user. The one critical measurement I see would be in the length of the foot. Adjusting for the slack in the calf strap, it appears to me that your child's foot should measure at least around 7" long to capture the ball of the foot well on to the short bend strap. Really great for the hamstrings going into the back of the knees. Depends on some measurements. I'm 6' 2" and use it in the middle setting, but that's so I don't compromise the bends. Measured the "short" setting, and the 2 bends on each end are about 15" apart. So depending on how long your child's legs are, I'd measure up from the arch 15" to see where it will come to on the thigh. The long bend is 15" high and canted towards the user. The one critical measurement I see would be in the length of the foot. Adjusting for the slack in the calf strap, it appears to me that your child's foot should measure at least around... » Read More Depends on some measurements. I'm 6' 2" and use it in the middle setting, but that's so I don't compromise the bends. Measured the "short" setting, and the 2 bends on each end are about 15" apart. So depending on how long your child's legs are, I'd measure up from the arch 15" to see where it will come to on the thigh. The long bend is 15" high and canted towards the user. The one critical measurement I see would be in the length of the foot. Adjusting for the slack in the calf strap, it appears to me that your child's foot should measure at least around 7" long to capture the ball of the foot well on to the short bend strap. Really great for the hamstrings going into the back of the knees. « Show Less
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There is only about 2 cm give on our doors when the door monkey is engaged. It doesn't allow the door to close or open. The door sits ajar about 3 inches when it is engaged. Hopefully this helps.
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No the height does not adjust. Depending on how tall she is, she might be able to reach, or you could put a sturdy child friendly step next to it. I recommend trying it - just a really neat thing to have around.
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I've just phoned to ask my mom measurement from floor to handles, and she said about 36 inches. My husband and I put the chair together for her, and we don't recall having the option to adjust the handle height... and, after viewing the chair again, I don't read that it does. I push my mom frequently in this chair with no problems and I am close to 5'5". It's a very nice chair, and we do recommend it- however, if my husband of 6'4" pushed it for long, he could possibly complain that his back was tired! I hope this has been helpful, and wish you the best.
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The height is adjusted by unscrewing the lower part and screw it back together. It is like 10 inches difference. This chair should be adjusted to just one height because unscrewing these parts might make the whole chair unstable on the long run. It takes a whole minute to adjust the lower part(unscrewing and screwing and adjusting the lower parts of the legs). So depending on your height you might want just to set the chair to one height.