How would this handle a 23 ft by 13 ft basement?
1015733
I would say for an enclosed area that one may well do the trick. You might have to cycle it several times to fill the room and it should linger fairly well i would think. My application and review were based on an open air/yard environment. This one should do you just fine but shop for price. This one is a base model so I'm sure it could be had cheaper.
1015734
That's no problem for this fog machine; in fact not even close. You won't be able to see across the room after a few blasts.
1015735
I would go for a more powerfull option. In my opinion, one unit of this model, would be suitable for 13x13 ft. area.
700922
20-30 lbs / sq foot. Not ALOT. You will want to put extra supports inside and brush off the outside.
2283278
My basement shop is 24 x 32 and it works just fine. I do cabinet making, wood turning and wood carving, with the full compliment of power saws, sanders, routers, etc. If I am doing a lot of sanding, I still use vacuum connected to the sander, and work right in front of the Shop Fox, otherwise just in proximity to the dust producing tool (I did not ceiling mount it).
597771
10 or 12 foot square. We put it in our basement and it works well. It's very sturdy !
1822147
Specs say it handles up to 33 lbs, so I would think 23 lbs is ok. Mine is not that heavy so I can't say yes for sure, but it definitely seems to be sturdy enough.
1364947
I have this pump and filter on a 24'x54" above ground and it is more than capable. I love it and I don't think you will go wrong with this set up.
1284552
should be fine...its very thin and can fit into almost any confined space...remember it's filled with H20
1504257
I use mine in my basement. It is very stable even without the stakes. Bad shots are usually not a problem. Just stand fairly close and the only issue is if your shot does not get into the air. Grounders will bounce of the base. I have never missed wide though.
1404727
Yes i use it in my basement which is much larger than 14x10 and it works great.
1419542
It works pretty well!!!I have it setup in the basement and it works even from the second floor.
1242123
You would be able to use it in the basement; however, it does move a bit if it is hit really hard. My son uses it in the garage all the time without being staked down.
783054
I use it in concrete basement but I don't think it would slip because of felt underneath. It seems to hold up well.
2183585
most certainly, works well, make sure you install grill between basement and first floor to allow air to move
1679822
Not much.. I just predrilled the holes and set it up there. The wall needs to be plywood or studs closer than 13".
572948
It depends on how much moisture you have, but I am using it in a basement room about this size. It works well there.
2259527
The concern would be with clogging. As for the distance, it should be fine. I have it pulling stale air from my basement for about the same distance.
466627
yes,Dan its right make sure,R T if u have insulation give some space 3-4 inches and mine still not in use for next 4-5 weak but cant wait to see how gonna luck in my basement good luck;))