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Mine lives in my basement, it is the only place mom would let me put it. The ceilings are low, but it works 🙂
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I have major space issues too, and I decided to put my pole in the kitchen. It’s the biggest room in the house, so all I have to do is push the table over and I’m good to go. I got a couple thick foam mats to go around the bottom for when I’m practising to protect me from the tile.
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My pole lives in our bedroom. I have a whole room downstairs but my hubby wouldn’t let me put it there. Now I’m glad cuz in the bedroom the ceilings are higher so I get three really good climbs before I reach the top plus I can turn up the music and not bother anyone! (Unless it’s a school night then I gotta keep it to a low roar) I will eventually have my own pole room in a few years as my daughter will be moving out then. 😕
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Bedroom, which makes my friends go ‘wah hey nudge nudge’ but it’s because there’s space for it there, and also space for the weights bench and bar bells, foam rollers, yoga mats etc. It’s not that the pole makes our bedroom like a sexy boudoir (although my new disco lights are an attempt at ambience) – it’s more that our bedroom looks like a fitness studio with a bed in it.
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My pole is between the kitchen and the dining room. We have a den that would be an awesome location; however every room has a ceiling fan, except for this particular space. Grateful to have a space 🙂
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My pole lives in… My entryway. This is not what we planned when we bought this house but that’s where it’s ended up. My living room and master bedroom have amazing 15′ vaulted ceilings and that’s where we put it first (13′ in the bedroom). But once we got moved in and built our bed frame there was NO room in there so I had to move it. I wanted to put it in the living room but its next to impossible to get to the studs in the attic (to put a support for the vaulted ceiling mount)… So here I am in the entryway til we figure something out LOL. x)
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My poor pole had move into the family room in the basement, it doesn’t have as much space to stretch high as it use to in my other house, but i have more around. Too bad it’s cold and dark (but i can use disco ball during the day which is good) Too bad the ceiling in the living room upstair is not strong enough, everybody would see it but i don,t care because i wouls have nice hardwood floor and a lot of natural light 🙂
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