does lower enough to be able to move it in and out of a garage when not in use?
1245785
Yes, I have moved from inside to the outside. The only problem is that if they jump and dunk, and grab the rim, it destroys the backboard.
472202
No. Impossible. I doubt it would survive much moving around even if you kept it assembled. Good only for light storage that doesn't have to move. I use mine for office supplies in the closet
118571
If you are moving your household I'd say yes. But I wouldn't want to move it once or twice a week. I use it in two different rooms and it moves handily from one room to the other. Not sure about the weight, maybe 50 lbs.
1602679
Yes this model u can move it around if needed no problem. I do it all the time.
2215927
I would think so. The threshold sits on the floor in my utility room, but there is roughly a 3 inch drop to the garage floor on the other side.
1463551
It is still fairly loud. The lower setting isn't too loud but if you really want to move things, you'll probably need it on the higher setting and it's noticeably louder.
954675
Yes, the shelves move some. When loaded with heavier items they move less. It hasn't been a problem, and I like having stored items above the floor in my basement.
1789436
Long as there is no open air space to the outside yes. This puts out a lot of heat very quickly. It will not be 80* everywhere in the garage, but will in front of it and it will be comfortable and tolerable everywhere in the enclosed space.
1862979
Yes. Just be sure you have it turned in the right position. I also use it for the step up from the garage into my house when my granddaughter visits. It worked beautifully when the family visited last summer. I'm 73 and can handle it easily. Hope this helps!
441726
I have mine stationary in the house so can not really say. However, it can slide rearward with a quick pull and relock to stabilize more during travel.
1207697
Yes it's easy to move. I use mine in the laundry room and it took me a few times to get it to the right height to hang laundry
187512
Yes, but it should be parked in a garage or structure unexposed to the elements.
1056367
Sure ,as long as you center the weight of bike and lift enough so wheels are off garage floor you will be good , jmo.
1864488
I agree with Scott N. answer. You could definitely use it out doors, but would not leave it out. It is not that difficult to move.
1602882
I'm using mine indoors & have been doing so for a month now. It is in a partially detached garage. It works extremely well in this space. I would highly recommend it! See the video of it in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0WgX4-n37w
2160807
No it is very bottom heavy . You have to turn it over in the box till you get it in . Once you set it up. You can t move it . Operates good for the money
674261
Take that info to lowes or Home Depot and they can help you. I'm going to look for one that has soft flex to make it easy to move good luck