I would build this under a deck with 7ft clearance. Would that be possible?
1759820
Yes, it would fit if the floor under the shed wasn't too high. Mine is on about a four inch high platform.
1759821
Yep. I chose this model because our HOA does not allow sheds above the six foot fence. With the square stone pavers, it's about 6'2", which does not bother my neighbor.
2116487
Unfortunately, no. This unit requires just over 19 inches vertical clearance.
1517338
Definitely. Only issue would be if the floor slides on the deck which I think you could eliminate with some type of anti skid surface (think rubber feet or rubber pad) beneath.
842701
Not sure Todd I put mine under our deck but even then I just bought some strong chains to make it where I needed it to be. It works perfect. I didn't want to use a stand.
1058906
It would work if there is about 30 inches of deck space to place the hoop on.
1094733
We are using ours under a chiminea on a wood deck. Size wight be your only consideration.
848209
Yes. The instructions called something like 1.5 feet above the ground and that's what I did. After completion I wished I had gone taller. It's hollow and the taller your 4x4 the more stable your post.
210646
It would be close probably ok if you set it up so head is between joists. I have plent of clearance with a 8" ceiling and am 6"2 and short legs all upper body I do have to move away from a ceiling fan that hangs down a little more than a foot. It is a great price of equipment though and would highly recommend it if you have the space
1549076
Not really. It would cause the shade panel to unravel and the frame cannot be cut down without destroying it. Sorry. Maybe the six footer would work?
1269001
Probably, but not very practical for this purpose. It would have to be set beneath a very solid point on the frame, and there would not be enough clearance in most cases. Also probably would not provide enough vertical lift.
1633230
Its possible but you will have a 2.5 foot long gap and about a foot wide gap by putting it in a L position. Im not sure how well it will look. But I would still try. Maybe keep them separated a little but still in an L shape.
1442921
Yes it could I suppose; it is level. It is not very tall though and it would probably be best up against something
914105
I don't think that would work very well, but I guess you could build something to mount it. You would need to make sure it has enough ventilation or it will burn up.
2114799
Yes it can,I use it for my skiff for duck huntting. I just put a sheet of plywood on the deck bolted it down.Merv
707694
You could but you'd have to do some work to it first. The bottom is just thin wood slats, you'd have to bulk up the bracing and put some plywood down.
1452493
I'm sorry, it's been too long for me to remember. But I don't see why not-----. However, Mine was too tall for the fence I wanted it against, so I dug holes and buried it to the bottom "rung". This might work for you.
194230
I suppose you could, if you could cobble together an appropriate extension. The vertical supports just slide into the base, so you would just need an extension that was sized both fit in the base, and the vertical support.