If i live on the third floor of an apartment will my neighbours below hear me jump? Is the impact loud? (I am 120lbs)
1656522
They might hear the springs. But if it were me, I'd realize that that's the price you pay for living in an apartment. (I blast the TV while I'm jumping.)
1656523
I am 110lbs the trampoline squeaks so loud that I can't hear my music or the T.V. is there anything I could do for that? Thank you, Erin
1656524
It squeeks- yes they will hear you and they will mostly likely be annoyed. I use my ipod when jumping so I don't hear it. If you want a quiet one, go with the bellicon. It's quiet but a bit more pricy.
1656525
This is a very quiet unit. It can be used in a situation like yours. If you want, you can put/add a small carpet uder it or one of those rubber exercise mats.
1656526
my suggestion to u is to MOVE. AND EAT SOMETHING. just kidding they will never hear u.
2254254
My wife uses it and I don't see any issues that would prevent you from using it in an apt. setting. We have 8 ft. ceilings so she can't jump to high, I would imagine, the higher you jump the more potential for noise.
261388
Is it suitable for use on the second floor of a house - Yeswould the weight and movement make too much noise and/or damage the floor? - not if you put it on a mat
116945
It depends on how creaky your floors are. In a standard condo building, I wouldn't think at all. If it is an older building with wooden floors, then maybe just a little. P.S. I love this trampoline!
523146
It does both well but would not recommend it vibration will still travel. Better to ask landlord to transfer lease to ground floor. Also this thing is huge in the box good luck getting it up stairs it is heavy good quality equipment, also what about when you move?
1995571
I can't say for sure, but I would not think this would make a lot of noise to folks below you. The machine itself is very quiet, so it would just be the sound of the foot-falls that could be of concern. I'm assuming you are within the weight limit recommended for this machine so, with that in mind, I think the noise would be minimal, especially if the machine will be on carpeting or a mat.
1770705
Well the wheels are made of hard plastic, so it is going to make some noise. I have tile floors and it isn't loud in my house so you should be ok if you don't go to fast, the slower you go the quieter it will be.
1188985
The rower is pretty quiet. You (your butt is) are rolling back and forth on a bar and there is very little noise with this. Our rower is on carpet, so we have little if any vibrational noise transfer. I would suggest that you put a carpet or pad of some sort under it to eliminate the possibility of the rolling vibration noise through the floorboards. The 'wheel' is wind resistance, so there is a fairly noisy whooshing noise. But, this is air noise and should not transfer out of your apartment or room.
480367
It does on most small jumps, but if you have a big drop you will still hear it. It does a good job of protecting your frame tho.
2099434
We don't live in an apartment, but I can see no reason that it would not work there. If you know where the bats are, you aim the sound in that direction. Doesn't really matter what kind of building it is.
1275977
It is pretty loud, but it moves a ton of air! I use it in my workout room and the noise is fine. If you plan on using it near a TV or while sleeping, it might be a little too loud.
1817432
Yes, but it depends on proximity. Also if you set the sensitivity too high it can trigger based on ambient factors or vibrations in the floor.
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!
240829
No, not really. Now, if it is someone putting heavy pressure on the cane, I am sure you will,hear some level of a thud. We have mostly wood floors and sound has not been an issue.
2026741
Maybe. It does dissipate a lot of the energy because of the foam so if I had to venture a guess I would say that it would be less noisy than just jumping up and down on the floor. I have it on a concrete floor so I have no basis for comparison though. Best of luck!
444486
no problem on a second floor of a residence..I would put some kind of rubber mat under it to help absorb any vibrations it may cause if the weight stack is dropped. As long as the equipment is used properly it won't cause damage..as far as it crashing through your ceiling and landing in the family room...I don't see it happening.
1609651
It's no where near as loud or stompy as Insanity. Has the potential to be loud if you're clumsy or struggling through the movements a lot I guess. I did this workout barefooted or in socks (wasn't high impact). I think it would probably be fine for an apartment.