My doors are 10'tall. Can I use this without it breaking because of the door being 10' tall?
1635575
What do you live in a loft or something? 10 ft doors are uncommon. With the way the door hinges are placed I would think not. However, I do not believe there is enough line on the neck pro unless you are sitting in an extremely high chair. Hope you have bar stools.
1635576
....... I was curious so I just connected it to a "L" shaped , heavy duty hook I use to hang my bicycle . My ceilings are 10' ( yes , they are very nice ) and the device worked perfectly , enough cord , no problem . As a previous post mentioned , make sure the device is very sturdily , a little snug on top of the door and you should be able to close the door when connected . It will work fine. Be well.
1635577
It might not be an issue with it breaking the door as it would be the possibility that the pulley/string might not be long enough to reach you sitting in a chair. You may need to use a very high chair, such as a bar height stool/chair in order for it to reach and harness your head properly and be effective.
1635578
Doubt it'd break, but yo might need to add a longer "rope" or maybe just extend the existing one. The metal and working parts should be fine no matter what size door as long as the top section fits the thickness of the door snuggly
443801
The 10 Ft refers to the distance from the motor to the door. You may have to move the motor back a foot which is not difficult
22088
Although it may be possible, the overall strength and stability of the shelf would not allow a stacking configuration. How would you use a 10Ft shelf ?
692791
it wouldn't break when you open the door, the hooks just slide under in the crack, it depends on how narrow or how wide the crack is
1847748
you fine on lenth, but it will be a little skinny on the door. Its only 19" wide. You can make it work, but i would buy something wider.
704021
I would not recommend it! The shelves need to be on a sturdy surface and I believe that the door will not be able to support the weight of this item.
622451
It might be too far away from the floor. My doors were about 2 inches from the floor and it was not long/tall enough to secure the door.
1662595
I don't think so. The door keeps it very sturdy. However, if you're tall, there isn't always very much space between you and the door on certain exercises.
1333975
A single roller does not support the entire weight of the door, so this should not be alarming. That means that using this particular roller on a door with ten rollers on it, the rollers could lift a 1250lb door that is 12 ft. high approximately 50,000 times before it breaks.
2181253
Yes, but... This is exactly my door frame dimensions, so I had to use only first bolt connector instead of both to put it together. I'm 185# and it doesn't seem to affect the strength of the unit.
1307039
It should be no problem for the hinge to hold the door open @ 85 deg., as long as your door is not over 50 lbs.
152838
I suppose you could, but you would probably need to put a piece of wood in there and then put the door into that. It would take some extra work, but you may be able to make it work.
631705
I am no expert, but don't believe size of the door is at issue. Size shouldn't be an issue if properly balanced by springs....
797386
hi richie the door is 10 feet wide at the bottom and 9 and a half at the top , also thees are tough as nails mines been through real bad weather and stood up fine , hope this helps you .
456419
If you are talking about the height, then it will fit. The top of the door is spring loaded so it is adjustable. Once in, release the spring top, it will move into position. Tighten down the spring locks and you should be ready to go.
1969531
Only if you use a door stop at the base of the door. Remember it is just spring loaded closer.
1616880
Yes, it can be less than 10'. The top is 4 bars that connect together and you can use less than the 4 to make it less wide.