Height Clearance: If used indoors with regular ceiling height, will an adult (5'4") smash their head into ceiling?
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My ceiling is not very high too, and my husband is 5'3" high and he do not touch it. Emilie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U931PtC1YNA
160458
I am 5'3" and I measured only 4" from where my head hits the back to the top of the chair. I would think someone 6'2" 's head would tower over the top of the back of the chair. It is an awesome chair and I have no regrets buying. Hope this helps you ;-)
1110910
Mine is on the first floor of my house in an office. Floor to ceiling height is 8' 9". I am 5' 9" and when I stand on it there are 25" remaining above my head.
256678
There is a hole with screw slot on back, so looks like that is an option.considering length, they may not get that far off floor depending on ceiling.
407028
I'm petite at 5'2" but I have never hit my head on the ceiling with 102" ceilings. The highest part of the bed (the top rail) is 71" (from the floor), and my mattress (not a super thick one) sits at 66" (from the floor), so measure your ceiling height in inches, then subtract 65-70 inches from that, and you'll be left with your head clearance measurement (give or take a few inches depending on your mattress thickness). Whether this is enough or not has a lot to do with how big/awkward/clumsy the occupant is or isn't. My boyfriend, for example, at 5'11" and 185lbs almost always hits his head on the ceiling when he stays over. He is, however, inflexible, awkward, and big. I never hit my head unless I am trying to stand up (bent at waist) to make the bed while IN the bed (which is probably completely impossible for anyone over 5'3").
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Hi Marie, My ceiling is 7'3" and I'm 5'9". With the incline at 100% My head clears by about 1 or 2 inches. If you don't use the incline at 100% you should be ok. It adds between 15 and 18 inches to your height.
998290
The ceiling is too low the fan alone will take about a foot. Average person of 5.10 ft raises there arm. That Will add another foot or so. It will be a very close fit. also I hope they need a fan that pulls about 8500cfm this is what you use on large room or catedral ceiling
558647
Normal 8' ceiling is all I have. The ceiling doesn't matter, you will have to adjust the teeter hang up to your height. I'm 5'6 and my boyfriend is 6'4 and we have no problem
1110912
I use mine with a normal 8 foot ceiling and have no problem. I'm 6'5" for reference.
960789
We have 8' ceilings and I am 5' 7", pleanty of room for me. I would think you will be ok. I have a ceiling fan hanging over me too!
1504620
I am 5'7", and need 6' 8" to 6' 10" ceiling. I don't jump super high, but high enough toclear the surface a couple inches. If your ceiling is truly 7' tall, your husband isgoing to be very close. Probably too close. 7'2" would probably be ok.
1833184
how tall are your kids? that is crazy. I doubt they can jump that high and hit there heads. not even an adult could. well maybe but they would be over the weight limit and break it!!
701770
Don't forgt the incline... at 10% it will reduce your ceiling clearance by around 3-4 inches
1953778
We have two of these in a garage with 9 foot ceilings, and the rope plays most of the way out when lowering the kayak to the floor. With a 12 foot ceiling, the end of the supplied rope should come up about shoulder high on a 6 foot person. So still nothing that would cause even a 5 foot person to reach way over there head.
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I don't think so I'm 5 foot 4 with a seven foot ceiling and I just make it. Also the left peddle keeps coming off! I can only use it for 5 minutes tops before the damn thing comes off! Company's customer service sucks! Have considered using gorilla glue on it but it has to move f. reely in its socket, so I guess that isn't an option . Stuck with a expensive piece of junk. My advice keep looking!
1378900
I would say no, it will not work. The foot pedal at its highest point is almost 19 inches off the floor. Add a person 70 inches tall,, that equals 89 inches. If the ceiling is truly 7 feet/84 inches, then you need 5 more inches for clearance. Or you could lean forward a little, but probably not the best idea.
57557
I would think the answer would depend on the height of the ceiling but in any case I would not recommend it