Pros &amp; Cons of long vs. regular length for rent-a garage space holding household goods.
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Short makes it harder to get cutters on it for someone trying to get it off. Please be aware keys for this lock aren't available just anywhere.
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You cannot hang long items on the rack. Shirt size is what it handles. It's very heavy and not easy to dissemble.
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I purchased the Rubbermaid 60 inch for garage storage of heavy motorcycle and winter clothing. The advantage of the Rubbermaid is that it is light and easy movable to new locations. It also held the heavy clothing without any problems. The bottom was cardboard and was not adequate for any serious storage of shoes but did do ok with a few pairs of light shoes and sandals. For the money, it was a winner.
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If using in a home environment where space is tight and hiu have to go under stuff, telescoping is best. I started with 2 piece and it was way too long. In open spaces I can see that it would be preferable. It was quite long.
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Additionally, the length would depend on what configuration you put the pieces in.
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It is pretty long...about 3+ feet long and you can't fold it up. It can be stored in a closet though I would think if needed on its ends.
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Length wise you really don't need much room. It's the width. Your going to need a good five feet to the right and left of you. You'll need to extend your arms, legs ; so space to either side is vital. Since this is not movable once set up where you set it up to start has to have adequate space. I'm fond of my reformer - and if you do go with the aero Pilates stamina brand go with the version with METAL SPRING. Not the bands it's well worth the extra money. Last year when I purchased mine it was the only "studio type" reformer on the market. Since then balanced body has released a much better moveable reformer called the IQ. I would HIGHLY recommend that brand. Even with the springs on the body balance reformer you will quickly out grow the intensity of your work out. We've replaced the wheels twice and it's fully put together properly - it's not smooth like a studio reformer. Balanced body is known for studio reformers and they've done an amazing job making a home version for the same price.
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Sometimes work space is an issue, noise duration, I have a long and short in my tool box. I work on cars for a living and run into many different scenarios. But its basicly a preference thing.
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There's definitely potential for rolling up and moving. I have the king size and two people can roll it up, but it would require a significant amount of closet space for storing.
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No, I don't think I'd want to put any costly item on it besides a small lamp. I use mine to store laundry supplies, although it's nice enough to function as an end table or such. Good luck with your product research! :-)
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I don't have an answer for that, those were my thoughts also. Getting a larger tent allows for more movement while working inside so that was my reason for buying along with the additional savings. This version might also be a better seller therefore they are able to discount this product to attract more buyers. Anyways this is a great piece of equipment. It's built very well and it should last for many, many years if taken care of. I think the initial weight as it arrives in it carrying case is over 70 lbs, it's a beast.
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Absolutely! In fact, I have it in my garage holding up a heavy plastic storage container (rectangular, but not too long), so that I can easily swing it out of the way when I need to get to something else. It is light, but sturdy. Very handy for moving things around-- including cardboard boxes, etc. I also have one for a huge planter on my back patio. Very very good!
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The width really isn't the problem, although another inch wider would be nice; it's the distance the hangers are from the floor. It is made for smaller pants for sure. I don't mind so much that my pants drag on the floor, because it isn't like I move this thing around, but it's just small.
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This cupboard would not work for storing long items. It is designed to be more of a pantry type cabinet. There are two moveable shelves for the top section. There are two fixed shelves in the unit.
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Storing flat will save you the most space. If you were to roll it, it would crack. It's very sturdy.
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If it is just you, your standard living room space should be fine. It does require some space though, especially if you want to use the jump rope. If you have a clean garage that may be the perfect place.
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Definitely the large. Plan for a place to store. It is bulky but worth the space.