With the rpm vibration, could this be placed on the 2nd floor?
1369311
This machine is very stable, does not "walk" or shift during spin. I think the second floor would be fine if the floor is solidly constructed.
2143705
Jack I don't think that can be accomplished. It would "drum" anywhere connected to the wall you mount it to unless, its cement block or concrete. Even in my basement where the walls are concrete it can be heard throughout the house. The pounding is gone when you mount it to a cement structure and add weight. The bag will respond quite well then. It is loud though when it strikes the platform no matter what.
433922
If its making noise its not applied right. This is not going to work in a floor joist, you need a center beam. If you put it in a center beam, then its not going to make any noise or move. If the center beam of your house is moving, then run, because its about to fall down.
1169825
Yes, but there are probably better solutions. The table as some movement side to side. Pushing material around your machine may result in some table movement and or vibration..
1476845
No, it's not built that way and would be too unsteady. Buy the taller model.
262424
If you live on the first floor of the apt, then I would say yes. If people live under you, there may be a problem since, the shaker might create noise for your neighbors. I love mine. It is great.
992063
Hello, You would need to insulate space between floors. That could be a major renovation. Normal insulation(fiberglass) would help a lot, but noise dampening type would be better. Either way it could be a major cost.
2117404
Yes, I think it will reduce the vibration but not compleatly eliminate it they have kept my floor fans from vibrating across the room.
999261
A carpet can make the balance tilt. It should be placed level on a solid floor.
1013437
yes you can. this will put the bottom shelf a few inches closer to the floor but still above it. i agree about putting caps on to protect floor.
1702221
yes you can have the heat without the vibration. the footstool can be unplugged and you can select different areas of heat.
444486
no problem on a second floor of a residence..I would put some kind of rubber mat under it to help absorb any vibrations it may cause if the weight stack is dropped. As long as the equipment is used properly it won't cause damage..as far as it crashing through your ceiling and landing in the family room...I don't see it happening.
2141049
This bell works fine for me, in a 1000 square foot store and into the back room with the door open, but I would not depend on hearing it on a second floor, particularly if there were any doors between the listener and the bell. I hope that was helpful for you.
1987644
Proabably not. It is advertised as being used for a large room or basement. We have 4 individual units in our shop, one for each major area.
2158173
I wouldn't buy this one to use as a floor unit. It's not made to balance that way, "fully loaded" anyway. There are units out there that are designed to be used on the floor, I would reccomended those..
1877593
You could but there are some protrusions on the bottoms and you would have to fix it so it sat flat on the floor.
2018417
There is.. but you still have to mount it. Or it will move around from vibration.