Can it be set up w/out the canopy extension poles &amp; top rails? The ceiling height in the place I want to set it up is only 78" high.
1423046
This thing sucked all around. It's too heavy for the box it came in so it had holes in the box, I tried to get around that put all the poles out and it was flimsy. I would not recommend this thing.
2164912
It only comes with the tarp for the side walls. It does not come with any poles or the canopy on top...
1141764
You could get the top of the shade about 7" from the ceiling. It might be possible to get the top of the shade closer to the ceiling, but we did not try that.
72725
I have 7'5" of ceiling height in my basement and it just fits, but we had to modify how we assembled the top of the rack. It just needed to be stood up before the top bar (angled with pull-up bar attached) was installed. We even installed the optional lat pull-down attachment and it all fits nicely in the basement. One note would be that you need about another 8-10" (about 8'+) for pull-ups. We were able to position the rack so that we do pull-ups with our heads between the floor joists, giving us an extra 10" of clearance. It's a great set-up for a home gym.
604659
Why would you want this so high? Thinking of hanging lights or what? You would have to modify it by buying a smaller size and use the pole from it inside of this larger one and use a pin to secure it when at a desirable height. Or there are other more expensive stands that I know can adjust 1 0r 2 feet taller than this one.Hope this was helpful.
1962631
you might be able to. A footstool would probably help to hook the top of the poles together or you might be able to do that before you stood the corners up. For the record I am 5 foot 3 inches and I put it up with no trouble at all
1086029
Not unless you build it or have it custom made. Maybe a step up platform for you to stand on would be doable?Good LuckMM
1030196
As you can see it comes w extenders , check the max height and how low it will be w the lowest extender. Plus you twist it up ward so if you use 1less or no extender I think you should be ok. For my place I need the complete pole before even locking it to ceiling.
1923794
Really need to setup on even ground ( not adjustable except for elevation )
796756
Just make sure you get a straight leg canopy not a slant leg. The slant leg canopies are not a true 100 sq. ft.
296724
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!
1724689
I had to adjust the peak height on mine. I drilled a hole in the center hub at the peak, pushed a 3/8 inch threaded rod up and secured it in place with a wing nut on top and bottom of the hub, placed a rubber ball on top to avoid punching a hole in the canopy peak, and it works great. Took only about ten minutes and a few dollars in hardware. I like it because this also gives me a rod hanging down to put an outdoor small ceiling fan on. Hope this helps.
825556
I am 5'-10" with an 88" ceiling height. I have the same question. Spoke with Schwinn customer service but they couldn't help. Suggested I go to a store and try it out and measure how high my head goes!
1101928
Yes, you can. Height is adjusted by the tension bolts on both ends of each horizontal pole. The tension bolts are adjusted by hand. This is a good stand. It gets a bad rap from some reviewers, but it's a good stand.
1017458
The ceiling in my garage is 10' high and there is plenty of room for adjustment in the basic set-up so I believe you will be OK. The kit also comes with an extension strap that could be utilized if needed.
659747
The canopy can be positioned either up or down as per the instructions but does not actually work or move..thanks
1787005
We live in Miami and have fairly windy days in the summer with heavy rain. We have installed our canopy using aircraft cable to trees at the perimeter of our yard, tightened up with turnbuckles and removable using lockable steel caribiners at the canopy corners. We just didn't want the look of giant poles, so our canopy looks more like a floating sail overhead. :-) Also, if you use a post you actually need to sink the poles deeper than 3 feet...the rule of thumb is 1/3 below ground, 2/3 above. So for a sail mounted 8' high, you would need a 12' pole with 4' buried. Steel pipe 3.5-4" is recommended, especially for bigger sails in a windy area.