What are the dimensions when the inversion table is set up? Expecially need to know the height necessary as our basement has a lower ceiling.
813535
It's adjustable to hold someone up to 6'3 so it really depends on the height of the people using it. When it is fully set up its height is about 4 1/2 ft.
813536
The table is adjustable at the leg end. The taller the person the higher the table when it is fully inverted. Set for somebody about 5" 10 fully inverted it is about 75 inches high from the floor.
1278015
The table comes with four leg extensions that are intended to be used whenever the table is setup. The extensions are stored in four recesses molded into the tabletop underside. With extensions in place, the table is 29" high--normal kitchen or dinning room table height. As mentioned already "Lift Your Table Risers" will add an additional 6" to this type of table. Keep in mind that it will be difficult to store the additional risers inside the table when the table is folded for transport.
1909182
Mine is in my basement. The ceiling is only 8 feet and there is plenty of room.
861658
i got it for my mom in the nursing home. i'm guessing the size is 14" X 20". best table i've ever seen for use with a lift chair. i rate it 100%.jim collins
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.
1716374
I think it was about the half size of the table. Since the one half table is one piece, and unable to be broken down into smaller pieces, it was about that size. My stair to basement is not that big either, but it worked fine without any problem
1655214
Well I can not answer cause I am not sure, I sold the house month ago and I forgot the dimensions sorry.
2247259
Mine are set up, and covered in plants at the moment. However, I have one unit in the basement that is still in the box that I have not yet set up. Dimensions of the box are 51" x 22" x 4", so the actual unit will be slightly smaller than that, if that helps.
2078570
the table it adjustable, which makes it awesome. plus the table top tilts. at full height it's about 28 to 30 inches high, at the lowest setting it's 18 to 20 inches high. these tables are great.
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!
2108932
I don't know what the exact height is but since my kids got it for Christmas, they didn't want to wait until nice weather to use it. My husband put it together in our garage and they used it in there during the winter until it warmed enough to moved outside. Our garage has 12 foot ceilings and their was still more than enough room above the trampoline. My best guesstimate is it is about 8 to 9 feet tall. I hope that helps.
922562
Yes I see no problem with it fitting in your basement as long as your ceiling height is over 80 inches high. The house stands 80 inches high. You will probably have to build it in the basement because it probably wont fit through the door after it is assembled. If you ever wanted to move it out of the basement then you will have to disassemble it.
2267891
The table height from the floor to the top of the table is about 19 1/2 inch. The table itself has a width if 2 inches. It is a low table. But the sun is rarely directly above the umbrella, where I sit under this umbrella. Instead, I use it as a accessory umbrella along with my patio table/umbrella. This umbrella is perfect to chase the sun as we sit under our other umbrella/patio table and occasionally we need another table to hold our drinks as we mingle... Hope this helps?
338234
This table will not be high enough, the lower shel measures about 20.5" from the ground. Hope that helps
850339
Our proform 1110 E is in our basement. The ceiling in 7' 6" and I am 6' 3" with my shoes on. I have to keep the incline at 0 in order to keep about 1" of clearance for my head. When the incline is all the way up (20), my head hits if I stand tall. If I lean forward (as you would if you were walking or running up hill), I'm ok, but it's a bit uncomfortable. If our basement ceilings were a full 8' tall I'd be fine. If you're under 6' tall, you'll probably be fine too. My wife is only 5' tall so it isn't an issue for her at all. :-D
909942
My husband is 6 ft and we have 8ft ceilings in our basement. It works for him but is close. Also can make a slight difference on whether lean forward or back.
510909
Sorry, it took so long to answer. Of course, the height depends upon length of the legs used. I used 4"x4"x8' for the legs. I believe that is more that sufficient. For my setup, the bottom of the beam to the ground is 79". I have around 4-6" in the ground bolted to a concrete base at each leg (don't ask, I overbuild things). I build one for my grandchildren using the same setup but I used the screw-in ground anchors. These seem to work fairly well, but there is some movement. Hope this helps.