Does the "rebound bar" have to be up in all RFing installations? I will be using RFing till 2 yrs old
1632471
Yes it should be, to avoid the child being smacked into the seat face first if the car comes to abrupt stops.
1632472
The rebound bar is really for the rear facing. It is a good seat, but we use it as a spare so don't remember everything about it.
1893858
No :( You have to anchor it, other wise it pops up really bad when there is more than one kid on hit. Ours almost tipped over once when it was missing just one of the anchors.
368390
Attaching the handlebar legs is very easy, the only thing you'll need is a little room while attaching them when the rebounder is on its side.I do not store mine, yet I use it everyday. Personally I would find constant attaching and removal of the bar a hassle, yet it would be easy to do.
2006265
Yes, mine did. I've had this rebounder now for 2 months and use it every day. I LOVE it.
1007719
The bar is pretty much right under the joist. If you used the grips instead of the bar you might be able to depending on where its mounted. Mine is mounted in the garage ceiling joist so I have extra room above the joist. If it's mounted in the basement on a floor joist I don't thing you would be able to do it. Also, unless you're using perfect form, you may have issues as well. I think once a person got fatigued and their form starts to waiver they may start going forward too much and face plant the joist.
782773
The sound projects from the back, so unless you have a good space to bounce it back forward you will have to turn it up very loud. A sound bar is a must.
1076394
The answer is to always go up, the higher the better. A vertical antenna radiates in all directions so you don't want one of those directions (mobile home) to block the RF.
532858
No. This product won't rebound. The net is slack and effectively stops the ball. It also breaks the fiber glass tension rods after only a few hours of use. I love the concept, but the product is flawed.
1914019
I cannot remember and I am not at home right now to see if I can figure that out now that it's installed. It is perfect though. We went w fairly high end (for two public school teachers) hardware and the grab bars look just fine next to the other items. I'll see if I can figure out if the ends rotate this evening when I'm home and I'll let you know. ~n
915329
Asking about the support bar making an "x" in between? The bar thickness is small, I don't think padding it would be necessary. Don't have exact measurement sorry. I would recommend putting a thick padding underneath or make sure its laying on carpet. My son loves it! The support beams "x" have no affect on him whatsoever, he can't grab it because of the netting, its on the other side.
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I haven't installed my unit outside yet. I have it plugged in inside the house. I rent camper spaces and the people in the camper about 500 feet away had to hook up a receiver to get good reception in there camper. I think if I had it installed outside they would pick it up fine. My neighbor has one and he picks it up good all over his farm and can get 2 bars half a mile away. He mounted his on top of his tallest barn. If you aren't able to get enough bars maybe you could put a receiver/router thing on (I don't know what they put on but it was something they already owned)
895048
I never put the toy bar on, it has very little use and in the way of moving the baby in and out. The baby never really play with the toy bar, the unit is better with out it.
1338170
I also have a pull up bar on my door frame. I find it easy to place the dip attachment on the pull bar frame, no problem at all at my home. The only challenge is that when you don't want the dip attachment connected, it is rather large and it takes up space when trying to store it in your bedroom or non gym room.
66458
The installation of the vertical bars is optional, as I recall. They are else separate pieces so you can leave them off of you wish.
1695128
You are correct, I took out the stop brackets. They make the carriage too short. I bought some pipe insulation (black foam tube) and inserted this over the carriage brace up near the top to make sure the carriage doesn't bang into the top of the rebounder and this gives you another 2 or 3 inches. If you are a tall person, I think this is an issue. I am short.
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The bars are a little less then 4 inches apart. They said on the install directions if you are installing more then one (like we had to) to make sure they were no more then 4 " apart. We have had no problems and I would feel safe letting a toddler play in the room they are installed in.
1985622
Tammy, Here is a link to the installation sheet: http://www.ariesautomotive.com/applications/PDF/bull-bars/35-4001n.pdf Thanks, Jack