How would one install this? If the starting point is about 30 inches above, but the child is only a year old?
1738230
You would have to install it on the wall 30 inches up from the floor. I waited until my son was standing/ walking on his own before I hung it on the wall.
1738231
I agree it sounds strange, but I have to hand it to the makers, they've taken into consideration at roughly what age a child starts to stand. Obviously every child is different, but on a whole, it's pretty good.
1084103
Well.....you need someone tall. I am only 5 feet tall. It took my son (who is 6'2") and I about 1-1/2 hours to set up.The directions are VERY vague. We put all the pieces together first and then attempted to put it up. We have a very uneven landscape so I took us a little longer because we had to find a way to level it. Once we got everything figured out, it wasn't too bad.
922714
No joke, I tried 3x unsuccessfully and my 5 yr old insisted she could do it and she did 1st try. I took out the plastic black frame inside, slid it in the back slit, then not sure how she got it in, she may have kept in horizontal somehow! Good luck!
2261645
The one my son put together for their 2 yr old came with VERY in depth directions...and they were NEEDED! Contact the manufacturer, they should send them to you.
1790141
There are no instructions nor suggestions. I just showed my kids(9&11years) the picture on the box and they took it from there! I will say that every time they get in the pool the subskate goes in as well.
148744
Not sure as to the questions but i would venture to say that you would need a at least a 25ft. by 25ft. area for kids to use equipment without bumping into objects or any interfereinces hope this helps
205373
I gave it as a gift but my guess would be not more than 24 inches. it is very low for young children.
1426866
You could try a ceiling hung mobile or a wall mounted one. Just make sure it is out of baby's reach! Something like Flensted Elephant Party Mobile or Infantino Wall Mounted Mobile & Mirror would work.
1602365
It would take some work, but nice idea. Just make sure it's out of reach of the child (obviously).
483657
Probably cannot reach the pedals unless he is exceptionally tall. My 3 yr old just started to be able to ride and she is about 37.5 in tall
1898673
I mounted mine about 10 inches below the top of the door. That way everyone can walk under it with no problem. In my review I posted specifics about dry fitting the unit into place. Remember that the bar swings down lower, too, if used for the inclined pull ups/push overs. A four foot person could either jump up to grip it for regular pull ups or stand on a step stool, etc. So, I don't see why a child couldn't reach this.
182799
A child can put it together. But be sure it is what you want. I was very disappointed in it. It is only about a couple of feet long though the picture makes it look as though it is the size you expect it to be. It is only fit for a two year old.
757243
My son is 8 years old. He haven't gotten that far yet. Sorry, It's still under construction.
2179858
You can mount it at one of two heights. There is a "big kid" and a "little kid" setting. Changing it requires taking it off and reattaching it though.
2059825
Just attach the legs (safer shipping it sans legs, less likely to get damaged). It only took a few minutes, and my 2 year old helped. Very sturdy.
1269443
Mine is 38" tall and he can reach the pedals just fine. But I'd say if your child is less than 36" tall he/she may have some trouble reaching.
2166250
When it's put together there's 2 screws and a choice of 3 holes so adjustable to within an inch or so but pretty negligible! Age 3 up not a problem with regards to height.