What would be the minimum room size needed to use indoors?
1098976
Be very careful of those dimensions. The company recommends 7 to 8 feet back from the net. The net is 3.5 feet off the wall. I have a room 10 x 12 and I am limited on what clubs I can hit. You are squeezed between the back wall and net. If you watch their video you see them hitting from the back of a 10 foot runner.
1098977
8 foot ceiling at the minimum, 9 foot or more would be ideal depending on your swing radius in an 8 x 10 foot room. I have brought mine indoor for the season and that's the dimensions of the area of the room I sat it up in.
1537782
I use it in a safe approx. 6 - 8 cu ft. The room also contributes to how well it works.
114587
390 sq ft, so an almost 20 ft sq room or 12 x 32 or whatever, measure wall to wall and multiply the dimensions, I use mine in my 520 sq ft studio apt and it does a pretty good job.
2061894
You will have adequate room. Ours fit in a smaller space without difficultly. Rick
999895
This unit was purchased for use in a basement so it would be difficult to compare to indoor use. Sorry
1577851
Depends on the size of area. I would say 8x10 ft room then 1 is good. Bigger then that get 2
70839
It is not too big but not to small. I have hovered in my small living room and basement fine. Outside the wind affects it a lot therefore indoors is best.
2244166
Hi Matt, I think you can actually go smaller than this unit for a room of 250 sguare feet. My apartment is about 400 to 450 square feet and this unit is bigger than what I need.
1930585
Not a large room. You need to be fairly close to it. Pretty much like a regular space heater. It's also heavy and doesn't have wheels.
2189143
Yes you can still use it for a smaller room, your air will just get cleaned more often.
196262
No bigger than your average living room. I make it work. I certainly don't have a ton of space.
1992099
Depends on a lot of factors, especially insulation but assuming its well insulated I'd say a 10x10 room would be a max size. It's more of a supplementary heat than a main heater... unless you're heating a dog house! ;)
453109
Bare minimum space for it to work correctly is 7 feet height, 8.5 feet length, 6.5 feet width (7 feet would be better, but 6.5 may work fine).
458380
If it is a standard size gym, I would say about 5 or 6 should be good. We ordered one and used it in our back room, which is 16 x 19, and it was more than enough. Works great too! Can't beat the price.
424883
I think you'll need something bigger. The largest space I've used this in is about 450 sq ft and it wasn't incredibly effective. I usually use it in spaces of about 150 sq ft at the most, where it is incredibly effective.
127369
Manufacturer specs say 500 sq ft. We use it in a space that is actually two rooms open to each other, a little under 400 sq ft. It seems to do a good job.
531538
Not much at all. I use a portion of my bedroom - an open space of about 5 ft by 10 ft.