I am looking to use inside our house, 8 ft ceilings. Will 6 yr old hit his head on the ceiling when jumping? Will the metal legs scratch the floor?
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We only use outside but our 6 year old grandson who is small for his age didn't jump higher than what the netting height is.
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only if their professionalls, for beginners they should be doubbled. but even if not douddled they stop a lot of impact so they should not get serious damage as long as its from their jumping height which is like 1.5 to 2 feet but if they jump of furniture 3.5 feet or highter & land head first they might have trouble.
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Yes, it's intended for indoor use, and we use ours indoors. We also have wood floors in most rooms, but we have this trampoline in a room with carpeting. I would feel uneasy about putting it on wood floors because it could move slightly during jumping and scratch the floors. It's sturdy, but I can definitely see it possibly moving on a wood floor. I would purchase a throw rug to put under it and that should be fine.
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Honestly I can't say for sure but I bought this for my 3 year old son and he doesn't go higher than a couple of feet at this age; and it is presently in my living room with a 12f high ceiling. I think it depends on the age and height of your kid to average how high he 's going to go safely. But 24 ft sounds to much.
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No 8-year old test subjects in my house. But I would say yes, since the legs can be spread to different settings and locked in. Might need a footstool if foot pedals aren't an issue yet.
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We have 8 ft ceilings & it's definitely enough room to shoot. After the hype, kids don't play too much but it's definitely a hit when other kids are here :)
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First, I must confess that I have not climbed up top, but my granddaughter has had a couple of friends and her little brother up there with her. You do want to take in to account how close to the ceiling you'll be. In your favor, it's metal. I would ask the vendor about weight restrictions to 'CYA.' Weight distribution for three is different from weight distribution for one.
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My kids (5 and 4) will jump and hold onto the hand rail and actually lift the legs off the ground. I imagine if I were in a room below them it would be pretty noisy. If not for how they have learned to use it, I think it would be quiet enough for you.
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I'm 6' 3" using the tranp in a room with a 9' ceiling. My most energetic sessions put my head within a foot of the ceiling. I do not raise my arms above shoulder level so have no concern about height. That is about all I can offer to help you decide. I use the tranp almost every day. I hope this has helped.
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The footpad is about one foot off the floor at its lowest point so the ceiling should be at least an inch or two more than your height plus one foot. In your case a ceiling height of about 6' 9" is needed. My basement ceiling is 7' 6" and at 6' 1" my head is about 4-5 inches from the ceiling. I've never had a problem. If it's close just make sure your head won't be directly under a ceiling fixture or recessed light.
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It will go 100 feet in the air when stomped on so unless you are in a huge indoor building with a roof 100 feet high or higher, you can play it indoors but it will do damage to your ceiling!
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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.
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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!!
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I think they will be fine however, my 9 year only hits them in our indoor net. Not sure how they would hold up outside and being hit by older kids. Sorry, I wish I was more help.
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Hi Rolf. I would suggest using this bed in a room that has at least 8' ceilings. That is the ceiling height in our son's bedroom and when he sits straight up on the bed, his head is quite close to the ceiling. And just for reference, our son is just shy of 5' tall and weighs about 120 lbs. (so he's a pretty big guy). We couldn't be happier with this bed - it is incredibly sturdy and provides a roomy full-sized bed on top of a spacious desktop and room to sit and watch the TV that is up on his wall. I would recommend this particular brand bed (or a single-bed version) to anyone! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask! Hi Rolf. I would suggest using this bed in a room that has at least 8' ceilings. That is the ceiling height in our son's bedroom and when he sits straight up on the bed, his head is quite close to the ceiling. And just for reference, our son is just shy of 5' tall and weighs about 120 lbs. (so he's a pretty big guy). We couldn't be happier with this bed - it is incredibly sturdy and provides a roomy full-sized bed on top of a spacious desktop and room to sit and watch the TV that is up on his wall. I would recommend this particular brand bed (or a single-bed version) to anyone! If you have... » Read More Hi Rolf. I would suggest using this bed in a room that has at least 8' ceilings. That is the ceiling height in our son's bedroom and when he sits straight up on the bed, his head is quite close to the ceiling. And just for reference, our son is just shy of 5' tall and weighs about 120 lbs. (so he's a pretty big guy). We couldn't be happier with this bed - it is incredibly sturdy and provides a roomy full-sized bed on top of a spacious desktop and room to sit and watch the TV that is up on his wall. I would recommend this particular brand bed (or a single-bed version) to anyone! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask! « Show Less
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The blower is a bit noisey but doesn't scare my 14 month old twins if that helps? I use it indoors and it slides a bit when all 5 of my kiddos are on it but not a ton. It holds 250lbs so even a small adult can jump with no problem. As long as you have a clearing on every side so it doesn't hit anything that can pop it you should be good!
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I put foam tiles ( skip hop playspot) under the base. I don't think that the feet would scratch the floor, but I'm more concerned with our uneven floor and possible noise that th metal feet would make, so I put those tiles down