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DECK INSTALLATION
To be certain your deck can support your system you must know
the deck’s maximum load capacity. Consult a qualified building
contractor or structural engineer before you place the system on
an elevated deck. To find the weight of your system, its contents and
occupants, refer to the System Specification chart. This weight per
square meter must not exceed the structure’s rated capacity, or serious
structural damage could result.
DELIVERY ACCESS
It may be necessary to remove a gate, part of a fence, or other movable
obstructions in order to move the system to its installation site. Your site
will determine what equipment is necessary to move your system to its final
location. A roll back truck with a tilt bed is a good option if your site can be
accessed by an across road vehicle. When a small reach is needed for the
final placement of your system, a boom truck is ideal. A telehandler vehicle
can off load, traverse property and place your system in a more challenging
situation or terrain. When access to your site is limited a crane may be used
to lift your system over obstructions for precise placement.
The
fitness
system delivery personnel will supervise the crane delivery
and complete the system installation. NOTE: If your system delivery
requires the use of a crane, you may be required to pay for its services
at the completion of the delivery.
How is your width & height clearance?
Check all gates
Protruding electric meters
Gas Meters
A/C units
Do you have sufficient
overhead clearance?
Check low roof eaves,
overhanging branches,
rain gutters
Is the path clear?
Move away branches, dog
house, firewood, etc.
If there is a 90º turn, can we
clear it? (the fitness system will
not bend)
No more than 6 consecutive
stairs without a landing to
accommodate the fitness
system
Site Requirements
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