Will it disturb the neighbors living below?
2032806
I don't think so. My kids jump so strong but doesn't effect anything. My house is connected with next door. However, we don't get any jump sound, because trampoline is stable and high enough. If you concern sound or vibration, I recommend to put something like an alphabet mats under it, which I'm using. Kids fun voice is more bigger than anything.
2032807
It's my experience that the kids don't gently step off the tramp when they are done, they jump off. The legs usually stay on the ground, only if they get too wild do they come off the ground. It is such a good way to give the kids exercise during the winter I would buy it and just make sure the kids are using it during hours where the neighbors don't mind a little noise.
2032808
I really don't think so. My daughter is only 2 but her jumping on it does not rattle the legs at all.
2032809
It really shouldn't...I actually watched my 2 y/o daughter just jump in it and pictured someone living below. We have ours on carpet and it just doesn't move enough to cause that much noise. I hope that helped!
2032810
I wouldn't think so because it doesn't come off the ground when they jump so there shouldn't be any noise. But I don't live in an apartment so I can't say for sure.
262423
Only if you ISOLATION feet & heavy carpeting. It will rattle the ceiling of the people under you.
700702
Yes, I think there is chance you might be able to hear it on the main floor in the neighbors' houses.
1994774
Sorry I'm not really sure how low it will go but i don't remember being able to mute it. I put it in a house we rehabbed to sell.
2218516
The short answer is, maybe. It really depends on the install. I sit 8 feet from the installed location and its noticeable that its on. When it is on the noise volume is quite low. However when I go downstairs (directly underneath it) I don't hear it at all.
2004040
It can be loud at times. Not all the time, but it happens at random. Sounds like a large caliber rifle. Not a 12 gauge. So it may scare a neighbor if they are outside.
581065
Yeah. This sound machine does pretty loud. If it is near by it should do the job.
867850
If you are referring to the filter, it is not very audible, I would not expect a neighbor to hear it.
1878150
It does make a noticeable "cracking" noise when large bugs get in it, but shouldn't be a nuisance to neighbors. Most bugs are zapped quietly. Remind them you are killing their bugs also.
1425533
It isn't the quietest device but I'd think you'd be fine if the door was closed. You could consider a low playing radio in the background to mask it more.
1674359
Wouldn't recommend it for a 2nd floor especially if you've got knobbies; it'll drive any downstairs neighbors crazy.
1878147
It's not as loud as the older models. Depends on how sensitive your neighbors are. I hardly notice it and it is right outside a window, but the window is closed.
314885
Yes. It reduces noise significant ly. But I am not sure how the neighbour's below are being affected. They didn't complained. It can depend on the building also.
703403
It will work great, but if your neighbors are to close they will complain. I sometimes turn it on in my garage and it shakes the whole house.
1633429
Yes, if the gap underneath the door is big enough to place the door stop under it, it will stop the door from being opened and will make a very loud sound that the neighbors can hear so you will definitely be woken up if someone tries to come in....
1597329
Yes, probably will disturb neighbors! My son is 11 years old and not the strongest batter and it's pretty loud outside.
1878148
45 feet away.... they will be able to hear it but I don't think it will be too bad. It's probably about 60-70 decibels when you are standing right by it as it does its job, and that is the level of a normal voice conversation when heard from 3 feet away. Just depends on the neighbors' tolerance level; everyone is different. After a while, it recedes into the background and you don't notice it as much -- at least I don't. When it fries a big one, sometimes it remains on the grid until it is literally burned away and there is this electric sizzling sound for several seconds. I wouldn't put it right outside my bedroom window, but I would put it in my yard if they are 45 feet away. They'll get used to it. 45 feet away.... they will be able to hear it but I don't think it will be too bad. It's probably about 60-70 decibels when you are standing right by it as it does its job, and that is the level of a normal voice conversation when heard from 3 feet away. Just depends on the neighbors' tolerance level; everyone is different. After a while, it recedes into the background and you don't notice it as much -- at least I don't. When it fries a big one, sometimes it remains on the grid until it is literally burned away and there is this electric sizzling sound for several seconds. I wouldn't put it... » Read More 45 feet away.... they will be able to hear it but I don't think it will be too bad. It's probably about 60-70 decibels when you are standing right by it as it does its job, and that is the level of a normal voice conversation when heard from 3 feet away. Just depends on the neighbors' tolerance level; everyone is different. After a while, it recedes into the background and you don't notice it as much -- at least I don't. When it fries a big one, sometimes it remains on the grid until it is literally burned away and there is this electric sizzling sound for several seconds. I wouldn't put it right outside my bedroom window, but I would put it in my yard if they are 45 feet away. They'll get used to it. « Show Less