How high is the run supposed to be? Is it designed so people dont have to duck under it?
1765041
It can be high enough to not have to duck under. The past that goes from the dogs collar to the run is at least 7-8 ft long.
1765042
We have ours about 8 feet up. Our dog is pretty tall and we wanted her to have a decent radius to move around. Depending on your dog's height and your options for where to anchor it, you should be able to put it high enough for people to walk under.
1765043
You are the designer. You control the height when you install. The length of the secondary line is more than enough for you to place it higher than a very tall person. Your actual choice will obviously depend on the details of the location.
1765044
Yes, it needs to be higher than people are tall. I can't remember the exact height recommendation, but if it's too low, the dog can too easily get tangled in the cord and possibly injure itself.
1765045
You can put it as high as you'd like. We have ours about seven feet for safety
1765046
You can put as high as you want just make sure the line that connects to pet is long enough. I have mine at about 12-15 feet high
421210
I am 5'5" and have an 8 ft ceiling. Even with my arm straight up I cannot reach the ceiling when jogging in place. With the factory setting your feet will sink some into the trampoline if you are jogging. My feet rarely leave the mat. I like it that way. It feels safe and secure.
1672943
It is 10 inches from the ground, making it very steady. May be hard for some people to get the leverage to get up but I have had no complaints and continue to get complimenTed on them
829605
Well, when folded and laying flat on the ground it's about 10 inches high if you mean it against the wall then may be why and I have feet not that big. To be honest really did not enjoy it. If you can look for something else
655428
It can go pretty low. It has multiple levels, which is great for any hight.
111201
I am not tall lol! but my GF is 6' and she doesn't have any problems with it at all. You have to consider when you are pushing it (or at least when jogging) there is somewhat of a forward lean going on.
580877
I would think that it raises your feet about 12" off the floor. It is very useful for individuals who have evacuation difficulties. Worth every penny
1139219
That's the only issue I would have. However, I'm 6'5" and it's high enough for me. Just depends on your jogging style and what your willing to deal with.
847203
I didn't use anything under it. The foot pads are pretty well designed to avoid damage. My former in-laws have the next size up and have had no problems even with all the neighborhood kids playing in the pool.
308357
Agree with NeeNee. It is only high enough to reach the floor. Plus, it feels more secure to set on a harder surface.
908892
its not annoying at all. it is at the bottom and its really out of view. i think its very useful actually, it helps for air guns with hop up.
975998
I bought it to use at a high counter. I originally had trouble getting it up, but I've never needed to lower it.Sorry not to be of help.
199103
It's much higher off the ground than it seems, I have done them on it but unless you're really tall it's probably not the best thing for that.
880204
It is better if you install it on a level surface. However, I have used on a slightly sloped area when I used it for my ducks. I had a small ramp so that they could climb in, swim and then climb out. If I were using it for human beings-kids, I would probably want it on a level surface.
1186702
Hi, the outside (depending on ground level) is tall enough to be able to walk under. You can also adjust the height at each corner as far as I can remember. It is suitable for almost anything you would want to use it for. I have only used mine a few times and am very happy with it. I hope this is helpful.
1609801
Inside is good. You should have a high ceiling or u will have duck under bike.
1176496
If the ladder is unfolded to its full 17 foot length, it's a safety consideration and, additionally, depends upon what you are doing. Regardless, you probably don't want to stand where the top rung is lower than your waist if you intend to do anything that requires keeping your balance. In that regard, this ladder is no different from any other ladder of similar length. If you are leaning against a building, you won't get much higher than the top rung being at your chest. If you are leaning against a tree limb you might get a rung higher. In any case, you don't want to have a situation where you are either bending your body backwards or reaching backwards to do the work.