I know the footprint is 78"L, but am concerned the foot/arm parts will hit the wall during their range of motion. How much length do I really need?
1883319
I measured 73 inches at full stride, so adding the actual machine base the length provided is accurate.
284718
It measures about 96" but I don't reccomend shoving it against a wall. I had 100" of space any it fit perfectly with a slight gap on each side.
1472628
Ok I think the easiest way to put it is... take a regular size wall height cut it in half and divide it into 3 parts it is only big enough for one of those three parts. I'm not good at guessing inches and feet. Sorry hope this helps
531536
Many moves require at least a 5ft by 2ft space at bare minimum (depends on your height) as you will be doing pushups, sit-ups, squats, lunges, yoga poses, suicides etc. I would say 8ft by 4-5ft of space is more ideal so you do not feel like you will hit a wall or piece of furniture, etc. :)
1880741
At least 28 inches. It would probably go closer to 29 or 30 if you fully extended it.
1859916
It will just fit into 5" as long as you take the arm off first. The bottoms of the feet have rubber caps, so they won't scratch while sliding it into your space.
2060604
33" left-to-right, 21' front-to-back and 30" tall. The footprint is 3" longer (36") because the legs angle out a bit but the depth is the same (21").
1575681
This is a great question. Our Pro Series net is 3'6" deep (7'6" Tall and 8' Wide / 28 lbs.) We recommend about 2-3 inches away from the wall. The net will never extend beyond the rear of the frame. This provides you with a very small space footprint - 3'6" deep x 8' wide. If you have any additional questions, just let us know. Sincerely, Paul Crawley - The Net Return, LLC.
643670
Base-to-wall clearance requirement is 6 inches upright, 25 inches fully reclined, to keep the top of the chair from hitting the wall. It's not a wall hugger.
493440
It's perfect. It's too big for the wall, unless you have the space. My distanced is about 30 or 40 feet.
2121134
No clue. I was trying to hang a 60" at about 100 pounds..well within what the manufacturer specified. While it wasn't in danger of falling off the wall...it swayed and sort of sagged the arm. I would suggest nothing larger then 40" but thats just a guess on my part. It's very well constructed...just seems overrated for what it can hold.
270832
Any height will work, the length is great, but I was less than impressed with the overall quality. I tossed it after about three weeks. Hope this helps you make a decision.
597773
You need about 6 feet. It's a great piece of equipment, very sturdy and built well. My grandkids love it.
1124092
My measures closer to 30 so you should have more than enough room. Option to take off wheels and foot would also make it a couple of inches shorter
1615259
We have ours at 60 feet with a wall in between and it works great. You can always try it and return it if it doesn't work; just make sure you keep all the packaging and info. Good luck!
2165180
Should be an easy fit...the "footprint" of the feet on this thing is approximately 14" wide by 9" deep. It's got small rubber feet set in over 2-1/2" from each edge, but it's plenty stable.
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crossword gave the correct numbers./ but remember that a close to wall distance ? would be relative to whats at the floor / ie: base board/shoe molding, or quarter round ? / remove all, or any trim and you would get a bit closer to said wall, as most wallboard or other types of wall materials don't actually go all the way to the floor , so then you would actually be guiding the shoe against the walls bottom plate framing, which would bring you in a bit closer to a finished wall.. hope that helps.