How tall from floor when maximum inclined
243994
At maximum incline (level 20) the average height of the foot pedals is roughly 18" from the floor. The maximum height from the floor of a single pedal is 24" but the weight will be shifted to the lower pedal then.
243995
At an incline of 15, the foot pedals are 18" off of the floor. I am 5'5" and at the highest point, I measure approximately 83" from the floor at the maximum workout height.
243996
With my tennis shoes on I am 6' tall. I put the Incline up to level 20 and measured at my highest point and that came to 88" from the floor to the top of my head. The level button only goes to level 15 so I pushed it until it reached the level 20. Our room height is 95" from floor to the ceiling.
971660
Lowest height from floor to seat top is 17", Maximum height from floor to seat top is 22.5".
424075
I'm 5'9 and with the chair extended all the way up my feet don't touch the floor. The recline is around a 45 degree angle. Not to much but just enough.
421335
It is about 3/8" above the floor. The edge is sloped in at a good angle. It could cause a trip if you did not see it on the floor. Mine is near a piece of furniture so it is no problem in the room.
1445155
Hi ... I cannot recall. I no longer have the product. It should state in the description what the maximum height is. If not, try google on line and look at the specifications, it will be stated there. Good luck!
1348498
Hi Marie, My ceiling is 7'3" and I'm 5'9". With the incline at 100% My head clears by about 1 or 2 inches. If you don't use the incline at 100% you should be ok. It adds between 15 and 18 inches to your height.
2181194
Hi,Jan;I am shorter than 5' too and 17-18 " from the floor is a perfect position for this chair. Put small pillow on the back too.It will keep you straight.Natalia Chapin
1220963
hello,yes i just measured that pull up bar from the floor,it's 81 inches or 206 cm high from the floor, you can use this tower with that chair to reach that bar and it won't tip over or move at all because those for legs (the bottom part of this towel) long enough (23 inches) on both side, you have to swing very hard if you want to tip it over ,i don't think you have to worry about that,make sure to tight all those nuts well so it won't have any movement at all, and after you reached the bar try to let your body in that hanging position without too much swinging, sorry about my English it's my second language, have a good exercice!!! c ya! hello,yes i just measured that pull up bar from the floor,it's 81 inches or 206 cm high from the floor, you can use this tower with that chair to reach that bar and it won't tip over or move at all because those for legs (the bottom part of this towel) long enough (23 inches) on both side, you have to swing very hard if you want to tip it over ,i don't think you have to worry about that,make sure to tight all those nuts well so it won't have any movement at all, and after you reached the bar try to let your body in that hanging position without too much swinging, sorry about my English it's... » Read More hello,yes i just measured that pull up bar from the floor,it's 81 inches or 206 cm high from the floor, you can use this tower with that chair to reach that bar and it won't tip over or move at all because those for legs (the bottom part of this towel) long enough (23 inches) on both side, you have to swing very hard if you want to tip it over ,i don't think you have to worry about that,make sure to tight all those nuts well so it won't have any movement at all, and after you reached the bar try to let your body in that hanging position without too much swinging, sorry about my English it's my second language, have a good exercice!!! c ya! « Show Less
577414
7 ft ceiling should work. Because, your leg won't be vertically straight. both of your feet will always stay on the pedals. the extreme positions of pedals are: high 12" and low 4" from ground. when two pedals are at same height, they are 8" from ground. Do the math, the lowest position of the tip of your head: 5'9" + 4" = 6' 1" < 7'the highest position of the tip of your head: 5'9" + 8" = 6' 5" < 7'You will have more than 5" clearance from ceiling most of time.
1063953
The higher the rise the steeper the angle. The limiting size is the width of the ramp which is close to 5"
837564
Ours tilts back to about a 55 degree angle. Enough to put your feet up if you want to.
667245
The max height of this Little Giant 17 as a step ladder is 7-8 feet. It is 17 feet when fully extended as an extension ladder. The other thing to bear in mind is it is a heavy ladder. The wheels do help when working on flat surfaces (indoor or out) as you can wheel it around. However, these will not help you much on rough ground or when you need to lift it (e.g. up/down stairs, loading it into car, storing it etc). It's a unisex product, so no one will laugh at you !
1061543
from floor to front section of the pedal 17" from floor to back section of the pedal 20" this is when ramp is set to highest incline which is 25(unit unknown) other factors to consider: where on the footrests does one naturally stand on which depends on hand position and upper body alignment compliance and thickness of footwear degree of toe pointing and knee bending during the stepping-pedalling cyle one's perception of comfort, head may not hit the ceiling but strides will be altered because of close proximity to what is in one's line of sight.
1261653
At 0.5% incline the deck is 10 3/4 inches.... Measured where your feet should be on the deck...
1235341
Between 21.5 and 22 inches, depending on how you choose to set the leveling feet.
2249336
The incline might be a bit steep depending on the height of the steps. The longer the ramp however would decrease the incline.
1061545
from floor to front section of the pedal 17"from floor to back section of the pedal 20"this is when ramp is set to highest incline which is 25(unit unknown)other factors to consider:where on the footrests does one naturally stand on which depends on hand position and upper body alignmentcompliance and thickness of footwear degree of toe pointing and knee bending during the stepping-pedalling cyleone's perception of comfort, head may not hit the ceiling but strides will be altered because of close proximity to what is in one's line of sight. from floor to front section of the pedal 17"from floor to back section of the pedal 20"this is when ramp is set to highest incline which is 25(unit unknown)other factors to consider:where on the footrests does one naturally stand on which depends on hand position and upper body alignmentcompliance and thickness of footwear degree of toe pointing and knee bending during the stepping-pedalling cyleone's perception of comfort, head may not hit the ceiling but strides will be altered because of close proximity to what is in one's line of... » Read More from floor to front section of the pedal 17"from floor to back section of the pedal 20"this is when ramp is set to highest incline which is 25(unit unknown)other factors to consider:where on the footrests does one naturally stand on which depends on hand position and upper body alignmentcompliance and thickness of footwear degree of toe pointing and knee bending during the stepping-pedalling cyleone's perception of comfort, head may not hit the ceiling but strides will be altered because of close proximity to what is in one's line of sight. « Show Less