krcooper72 1 Report post Posted September 1 Has has anyone had luck with putting their millennium on a second floor of their house? Have you had bad vibration problems? Mine has only ever only been on a ground floor concrete slab. We are looking at a new house but the machine would have to be upstairs. Thanks karen Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
quiltmonkey 435 Report post Posted September 2 Not a problem. Quote "Of all the things a woman's hands have made---The quilt so lightly thrown across her bed---The quilt that keeps her loved ones warm---Is woven of her love and dreams and thread." excerpt from The Romance of the Patchwork Quilt by Carrie A. Hall Shana in North Pole, Alaska ---- The Farthest North APQS Sales Rep Always quilting with her faithful friend, Mademoiselle Madeleine Millennium, Bliss-fully skating gracefully...and having lots of fun with IntelliQuilter Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kueser 51 Report post Posted September 2 The only problem would be getting the poles for the frame up the stairs and around any corners if the house is designed that way. Had to take mine through the window Quote Cee K Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gator 456 Report post Posted September 3 Mine had her own room on the second floor for 6 years, not one problem. If you can get the frame upstairs, you'll be good to go. Mine set on carpet, don't know about others here. Quote ConniePort Huron, MI 48060APQS Sales Rep and EducatorMillennium with Intelliquilter (IQ)"Be a good listener, your ears will never get you in trouble" Frank Tygrsewsweetgator@aol.comhttp://www.yoursite.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pat C 204 Report post Posted September 11 Mine is on the second floor of an old 1908 farm house, on carpeted floor. Only minor problem is living room with TV is directly below so a bit annoying for my hubby watching TV. He doesn't fuss but for anyone very sensitive it might be an issue. Or, give them head-set plugged into the TV. :-) Good point Connie & Cee K made about the rails fitting up the stairway. Ours did fit but later when I upgraded to Bliss it was easier to pass the 12 ft. rails through the window as our stairway does make a 90 degree turn. Quote Pat C Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Primitive1 801 Report post Posted September 16 I had mine on the 2nd floor in a big room over the garage, never a problem and the view was better than it is now from the basement! Quote http://www.flickr.com/photos/sewmanyquiltssewlittletime/ Proud Millie Owner! Sew Many Quilts - Sew Little Time Custom Long Arm Quilting Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
