Folding Treadmills

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Folding Treadmills

Ideal for studio gym setups that might be short on space, our range of commercial folding treadmills deliver the reliability you expect from a commercial offering in a handy space-saving design. Simply fold the deck upwards to free up extra floor space for other exercises and movements when not in use!

COMMERCIAL FOLDING TREADMILL BENEFITS

  • Space-Saving Designs

    Floor space in your commercial setup at a premium? By folding up your treadmill when not in use, you free up some substantial space that can be used for other exercises or activities. This is usually a very easy process for one person and the folding mechanism will always adhere to safety specifications, usually with features like a security lock and/or assisted automated lifting and lower systems. Most folding treadmills also incorporate transport wheels into their frame, meaning you can move it away and store it easily.
  • Improved Durability

    Commercial Folding Treadmills utilise high-grade materials and a larger motor than treadmills for the home, allowing them to withstand high-intensity usage every day.
  • Less impact on joints

    Running on a treadmill reduces the impact on your joints, compared to running on pavements or road surfaces.
  • Lower Price Points

    Folding treadmills are usually slightly cheaper than their non-folding counterparts.

  • Easier To Clean

    By folding up the deck, it’s easy to clean around and underneath the treadmill, as opposed to a non-folding treadmill which obviously makes this task slightly more difficult.

 

WHAT TO CONSIDER

 

  • Measure your cardio area

    Measure the length, width and height of the your gym's cardio area, or just the area you've designated for a running machine, and keep this handy when browsing treadmills. When measuring, make sure you allow extra space for mounting and dismounting. We recommend a 2ft clearance each side, 130mm at the front and at least 3ft at the back. Don’t forget that your treadmill will need to be located close to a power point.
  • Running area

    We recommend a 51cm/20” wide belt for runners. In terms of length, at least 140cm/55” is recommended for runners, while 127cm/50” will be sufficient for walkers. The longer and wider the belt, the more room for natural running fluctuation, wider strides and general comfort.
  • Motor size

    Motor size should be at least 1.5 continuous horsepower (CHP). We recommend 2.5 CHP+ if you will be running or jogging regularly on the treadmill. If you’re all for high intensity, you’ll definitely want to opt for a higher motor size (3.0 or above). Generally, commercial treadmills boast a larger motor to accommodate users of all fitness levels, and allow for extended daily use.
  • Speed and incline

    We recommend a speed limit of at least 16km/h (10mph) for runners. We suggest adding a couple of km/h to your regular running speed. Incline (gradient) is a fantastic feature on treadmills as this is a simple way to add resistance, target different muscle groups and reduce impact on your joints. Most treadmills offer a decent incline range. The wider range, the more intense a workout it offers.

  • Weight capacity

    Commercial folding treadmills feature a larger maximum weight capacity, meaning users of all shapes and sizes can use them in comfort, without straining the motor.