Does this home gym fit in your basement and how tall is it height wise ,for exampleis 6 feet.
792096
Unfortunately, I still haven't gotten it. Ordered it in mid June, supposed to be here no later than July 11th... no luck. Wishing I hadn't purchased from this seller.
1060748
We Don't have a basement but I have very long house and it's on the opposite ends and it works great. Hope this helps
1340581
The measurements on my bench differ slightly from the manufacturer's specs: http://www.ironmaster.com/super-bench.html#.Uu-_irSE7kc My bench is closer to 21" high rather than the stated 20". This makes it an issue for anyone less than six feet tall. You need something to support your feet to perform any flat bench exercises. I can understand that the designers chose these dimensions to accommodate the curved arm that allows incline adjustments. The large footprint also allows for the various attachments. Fortunately most of my exercises involve incline work where my feet are comfortably on the ground. My bench is 43.5" long, 10.25" wide and 2.5" thick.
748721
It is about 6' tall and 3' wide. It fits very well in our exercise room along with an eliptical and a couple of other exercise machines.
458380
If it is a standard size gym, I would say about 5 or 6 should be good. We ordered one and used it in our back room, which is 16 x 19, and it was more than enough. Works great too! Can't beat the price.
390432
I just measured it and it's about 20inches apart. I also just got on to see if I could touch my knees together while on it and I could with no problem. I know exactly what you mean. I can use mine at home because it's much easier but at the gym they are to wide and big. Plus at the gym the peddles it self are wider then mine.
999895
This unit was purchased for use in a basement so it would be difficult to compare to indoor use. Sorry
331757
Not at all. Luckily, I read in the comments to prepare for about a 4 foot by 10 foot space to sit it in. That is not the dimension of the machine, but in order to do workouts you need the room. It is very large, and took two very kind UPS guys to bring it in. That being said, it is a well built, smooth machine, exactly what we wanted.
1188022
I can honestly say that this gym makes no noise. It just sits there in the basement as the inanimate object it is. Other than that, I agree with the previous user comments.
1481676
I think so yes. I bought this bike as a beginner, did classes at the local gym but wanted the convenience at home. I use it in the basement before my household wakes up and no one has woken up yet, and our house echos and can be very loud. For the price, i've been very pleased with this.
374156
Yes, I am 6'1" and the need is there. It works fine. You can also extend feet and legs forward to change it up periodically. Great home rack. I Got additional weight holders and have over 600# of weights + what ever I put on bar.
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!
137491
We have this bar in our basement with an 7' 2" foot drop ceiling. My kids are around the same height and my smaller one can do back hip circles on the bar at the highest height with no problem. My older child can do back hip circles with the bar set slightly lower. Pretty soon he'll only be able to practice things like kips on it, however.
1701883
About five feet by four feet wide, we are not at home but eWe think that is ok for a figure. We have one outside and one in iur basement and that ceiling is only seven feet high. We love it and our grandchildren love it too. Hope this helps.
1533136
I just bought mines yesterday and spent about 4 hours putting it together in my 1st floor basement. I made the mistake of measuring the height of the machine in the store and comparing it to the space available where we wanted it. There was only a one inch clearance between the height that I measured on the Bowflex and the height from my floor to the ceiling. Without thinking it out further, I purchasd it and thought the one inch should be enough space... wrong answer! Due to the nature of the design, you will need at least a half a foot of clearance to allow for the machine to be constructed per the instructions (the pieces interlock and require extra space to allow the main verticle beam to be assembled together). If you insist on forcing the Bowflex into a restricted location (83 inches or thereabouts), you can do what I did (not recommended). You can build the Bowflex according to the manual right up to where you need to install the main verticle beam... and then de-construct one half of the interconnecting parts to allow this main beam to be slid into place (after piecing it together horizontally). A tricky manuever at best... but it worked. Good Luck.
1966129
Replaced my previous answer after double-checking the specs. The machine is 80 inches tall, so about 6'8". We set this up in a room that we re-purposed as a gym. I'm 6'4" and it is comfortable to use.
785201
I don't have the dimensions but it does fit into a limited space. However, I advise not getting it unless you are gifted at assembling it. I returned it and joined a gym.