how much floor space is needed?
360407
About 4ftx4ft to be sure little hands don't get ahold of anything else. Beware as your baby starts to get stronger legs they may be able to drag the toy especially on floors with no carpet. Socks can help make sure they don't get enough purchase to move it.
360408
Maybe 4 feet. It was a wonderful toy that I ended up giving to my sister for her baby. My son loved going round and round. Later on we took off the chair and he went around it on his on. Held up very well, even after 3 years in my attic between children.
360409
I don't have mine anymore as we've passed it on to the next child in the family but my best guess would be - 4sq feet without the run around seat and 16 sq ft for the full run around.
360410
The actual toy isn't that big, but you need a good clear space for the child to be able to move around when the seat is attached. I would say you need an area of about 5x5 feet. Both my girls loved this toy and they still play with the keyboard at ages 2.5 and 5.
2006600
6,000 Cubic Feet = 750 Square Feet. I'd use at _least_ 4 cans. If your house is more of a maze, I'd use a couple more cans. 1/2 upstairs and 1/2 down.
1251102
The footprint when all setup is about 4'x4'. You probably need at least another 2' all the way around it to do the exercises. To be safe, you probably need a 7'x7' area.
908649
Width would be good; lenght shoul also be fine but may not go all the way to the floor.
1025120
You will need about 5 feet of space my room is so small I have to move things around to play
317061
You will need minimum 7-8 inches. That will leave you with enough wiggle room just in case you have to get back there. If youre in a space where clearance is at a premium you might get away with 6 from the wall. Good luck.
411496
You space the pieces yourself, depending on the size and arm reach/leg length of the drummer; Area rug would need to be at least 6x8 I would think.
1984605
The answers given thus far are right - the actual unit is about 26" at max, so you ideally need a minimum of about 28". Ours sits in a 30" space - fits easily and works well.
1434308
It's best to have at least 14. The main thing you need is at least 32" clear space so that the tray along with the hardware to be able to use the system. It's a great product but only if you have the room to set it up.
325554
My question exactly! Amazon should include approx. Sq. footage coverage in the product description. I was thinking of getting one for upstairs and one for downstairs. Think I will try it though.
174215
a lot. I almos need there is a lot of space. I almost need a step stool to get in the bed im 5ft 1 inches tall
537930
The area you need is 128 sq. feet. That means you would need 5.33 packs of tiles (this of course means you would have to buy 6 packs).
367389
I would think it would be perfect if you have ample floor space. Check the dimensions for the width because I'm sorry, it was a gift and I do not remember how wide it was. It is a wonderful item.
2110149
Manufacturer's web site will tell you. It's the typical size for a floor standing portable 13,000+ but heating AC unit. A few inches can't be critical; you need space in front and back for air flow.
888578
Well, basically the space it takes for the board, and the space for one person standing with the board in front of them (for stepping on and off exercises. 4 square feet? Obviously more would be better.
1593401
Anywhere from 8 to ten boxes. That's 400 to 480 sq. feet. For my garage, I am needing approx. 9 boxes for my 2 garage with some tile left over which is fine in case if any get damaged or need replaced in the future.
926706
I put a thin plywood floor and over 100 lbs. I use small suitcases on sides to keep it rigid. Must be full.