Will this actually assemble in a basement with a height of 84"?
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Just. The height of the two high points are 82" That leaves little room for working on the top pulleys.
689098
My husband is 6'0 and my ceiling r 9 feet and it works well in our basement. No Amazon doesn't assemble. I recommend a professional to assemble
959541
If you don't want your feet "dangling" above the floor then no I don't think it will. But people big or small have complained about it's lowet hight setting that is to high either way.
2006700
We have 8'2" ceilings. I am 6'1" and have it mounted above a doorway so I cannot touch the ground with my toes when fully extended. When I pull up, my head still misses the ceiling by about 1". All pretty close, but perfect. Keep him in the basement!
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I'd have to set it up to be sure. But I can almost guarantee you it isn't tall enough. I think the extending frame/ truss structures spanning across the width and diagonals would prevent you from standing anything 8' tall in there. You might be able to get creative and put the four feet on some type of stand to lift the whole thing up though. Not sure how goffy that would look.
586904
The concrete basement floor that I put it in on was pretty uneven and it worked great. If there was an ubrupt change in elevation or large gap, I could could see that being a problem. I wouldn't put any padding or pre-floor.
1639449
Sorry !!!! Yes it fix fine in the basement, room also you dont have to use the whole set come in section..hope that can help you
1735552
I measured 85 3/4". Obviously you need another 12+" above that to use the chin-up bar without smashing your head into the ceiling. For some reason I didn't have that foresight when I built mine in my 87" high basement. Dohhh. So my first workout on this was carrying it out of the basement. Otherwise this is a nice sturdy rack.
296725
Using the machine will raise you up over a foot. You may just clear the ceiling but it's a close call. I would put it in a room with at least an 8' ceiling.
326579
The length is only 84". You might be able to tape an extra piece on it to lengthen it.
157900
This is a pure guess, but I would say probably not, unless the basement has some windows to the outside.
1050577
My son has his in his basement. 8' ceiling. He loves it...he is 6'2" and climbs in with his 18 mo, old son!
1884522
You'll need at least 7 to 8ft for the ceiling. I tried to put it in my basement which was 6 and a half, no good.
900785
Absolutely. This piece is very well put together. You will be surprised at how incredibly stable it is once you put it together (which is easier done on the floor or on a table). I purchased a second unit and actually put one on top of the other while I reorganized the basement. Still no problem and no fear of collapse. I'm sure it would support a small appliance like a microwave without a problem.
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It's about 6ft high and only maybe 4 ft wide at the base. As for the weight you can carry it piece by piece down to the basement to put it together. It does NOT go together easily. My husband (who is very experienced with tools and building ) was EXTREMELY frustrated and wanted me to send it back. Go into it with lots of patience!
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I just finished putting one of these together and the overall height is 86.5" on the lowest setting.
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i cant say for sure (im not at home right now) but i can say its very tall. i set it up in my garage and theres only a few inches to spare. if you have a normal 8ft ceiling you should be fine. just be careful while setting it up. also you might want to get sandbags or something as a counterweight. it tends to tilt and slide easily if its not weighed down properly. but i would highly recommend this product for its cost, ease of assembly, and structure. its very sturdy for such a cheap product. the only bad thing i can say is theres not enough counterweight.