How small does this breakdown to? I'd like to use it for my daughters dance competition.
165255
The sides consist of two pieces that pull apart; the top piece is about the same length as each of the side pieces, and the bottom is very lightweight. In my opinion it is ideal for carrying around and setting up and breaking down easily and quickly, but it does not hold a ton of heavy clothes without tipping over.
165256
it works pretty well. the bottom sometimes doesn't like to stay together so you may want to tap it with a hammer on the end when you assemble it but all it all it was a great value. I keep it in my car for the flea market.it breaks down to 4 poles, two bottom pieces and 1 top piece. Very easy to assemble
165257
it works pretty well. the bottom sometimes doesn't like to stay together so you may want to tap it with a hammer on the end when you assemble it but all it all it was a great value. I keep it in my car for the flea market. it breaks down to 4 poles, two bottom pieces and 1 top piece. Very easy to assemble
2053536
It is easy to install and I would think it would be suitable for practice. I think the silk ones might actually be better for dance if you are talking about what I think you are. cirque de Soleil type stuff? This could be a little stiff for dance. But I love it. It's kind of like parachute material if that helps.
97932
Maybe 1/2 inch. If it will get heavy usage (daily) I would recommend something solid. Between my two girls the numbers and letters kinda curl and don't stand up well to being walked on alot. Plus I have to constantly keep putting it back together.
1163246
it's small (like 6 inches, but I didn't measure it) and very light. And in my case, it didn't work well at all.
306374
This is a great little unit for parties and even outside/garage get togethers, but I wuld get the next size up for a small gym. My preschool has one and it is AMAZING and not too much more in cost.
1406563
It is quite small. We use it to carry a drink and a small toy for my grandson.
2272572
I would not use it for commercial purposes, It is fine for a family event. It is good for little ones but would not hold up under the larger kids in a commercial setting.
189517
If you are looking to play background music at a moderate volume than this should be sufficient. If you want to have a dance party than you may want something bigger.
87086
If you like to dance you'll do fine with it! I'm on the full figured end of the scale and it's so much fun. My only problem with it, is that I don't have as much free floor space as I'd like.
2169187
It's perfect for my daughter's ages, 2 and 5. My 7 year old nieces also use it. The girls use it for doing other tumbling as well....somersaults, etc. They come up with other creative uses for it too. My nine year old nephew also plays with it!
1578808
Its not that big. My daughter used it for a school project and we could not fit anything in it.
432820
It's made for small children, so for them, that size it's about the perfect amount of bounce. If an adult steps on it they will just about sink to the ground, but for small children it's just enough tension. At the same time my in-laws have a real small size trampoline (for exercise) and even though my daughter can get good height on that one she has to put some work into it, plus those made-for-adults trampolines have a little too much bounce and can be down-right dangerous. This one is just perfect for the 1.5 to 4 year old age.
1399284
I'd look for a smaller one. My wife uses a smaller one just for her clothes and she's not that small, a toddler's clothes wouldn't really fold on this one. There are other sizes available.
1579765
I have a 7 yr old who plays on it with her 4 yr old sister and her feet are off the ground. If you need a little more info than that then I will go outside and measure if needed. They mostly use it to swivel around really fast. We LOVE it.
1809629
It is very easy to move around in my dance room. It would be a little more of a pain taking it from studio to studio but it is probably as easy to move as anything you could find. :)
609707
It's not as big as I think it is. It's only one third of my arms wide, not so comvinient to use as a mini stage.
571108
It reflects light VERY well; however as a mirror it might look cheap and wouldn't reflect a professional dance studio.... IMO.