I'm a real estate agent so I will be setting up for just a few hours in front of a house. Is the 20 foot tall one too big to move around easily?
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It moves very easily. I can pick it up with no problem. We use it to scare birds away and move it around during the day.
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Hi - I am a real estate agent and that's exactly what I bought mine for! It's pretty easy to move around. The fabric part rolls up and the big fan is on castors. I put it in front of an open house just about every Sunday. Two constraints to keep in mind - it's pretty loud. So I try to put it kind of far from the front door if possible. Also, since it's so tall and bounces around, you have to watch out for power lines, tree branches, etc. I love mine - I've named him "Bob" - and my clients really like him, too!
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This chair is quite long and does take up a lot of space length wise. What I have done is set it on a common four caster moving dolly. That brings the seat portion up higher and in a more natural and comfortable position. Truthfully I haven't used the chair for programming in my low overhead attic as I intended so my opinion could change dramatically when I do.
1965234
You can get rotation down to a small area, and you should get a 20 foot width in one go as well. They are well make devices, I'm pleased with mine.
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It's moderately easy. That is, if you are handy with a wrench and following instructions, you will be fine. It will take a few hours of uninterrupted work, and of course you will need a space big enough to lay out all the parts without animals or kids stepping on them.
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I would think that you would be safe with about a 3' clearance (walking room) around this unit. This unit does not put out an excessive amount of heat, just enough to make it comfortable on a cool evening.
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I wouldn't do it. It's over 16 feet! I'm sure wait it wouldn't be a problem. But it's your call. You want to get an idea what it would be like? Just put a 16 foot 2 x 4 on top and drive around with it:-) I would however invest in a smaller trailer that could be set up for canoes.
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I would say "No" ... it's designed for use indoors, and if you put it outside, the wind would probably trigger it, and you'd use up a whole can of air in less than a day. Unfortunately, there's no way to adjust the motion sensitivity.
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No. It has wheels to move it which are really convenient. It will occupy a space over six feet long, 2 feet wide and a foot and a half tall not including the foot support or rebounder.
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I'd ask for the size of the box it comes in and assume you can get it back in there. This thing is big though as compared with others on the market. They may be better off with something smaller if to be used indoors. I have an open concept house and it still seemed squished in my living room. Maybe measure out them dimensions on the floor so you can conceptualize the footprint.
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Yes, it would be too loud inside. I use it outside on fake grass so I don't anchor it and it moves every other jump. but my son loves it and i don't mind pulling it back into place over and over. I could anchor it but he's only 40 lbs and I play right there with him. hope that helps
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No, it's not built that way and would be too unsteady. Buy the taller model.
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I would not recommend a tree smaller than 20 inch diameter. This is a large stand and with an adult up that high it may be unsteady.
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It's perfect. It's too big for the wall, unless you have the space. My distanced is about 30 or 40 feet.
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I agree with Mikesgirl -- although a 20 incher could sit on the stand with substantial overhang, its very bulk might make it unstable.
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Also, the monitor is fairly large 14.5"x20"x2" so would be a bit unwieldy to move around.
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No, I don't think the legs are wide enough. Besides it is very light weight and easily moved as is.
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There's definitely potential for rolling up and moving. I have the king size and two people can roll it up, but it would require a significant amount of closet space for storing.