I would need to use this treadmill in my basement. Because I am over 6' tall, I need a low profile. Can anyone give me the step up height?
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The treadmill has always broken. I have not could to used it yet. It came broken from the Amazon.
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I am 5' and my ceiling is 7' and I have no problems using this machine. The pedals highest spot is 18 1/2 ". But if you are short you will have problems using the moving arms. I am thinking of taking mine off as I can not use them.
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Dear David,I don't think I can recommend the Weslo CardioStride 3.0, the instruction booklet that came with the machine said 'the treadmill should be used pnly by persons weighing 250 lbs (113 kg) or less'. I measured the platform under the tread belt and it measures 1/2 inch. You may want to check with a professional at a gym to give you the name of a machine that would be better suited to your physical stature.
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Our ceiling is 12' 6" and I am 6' 4". The ladder is very sturdy and I just got off the ladder with my measuring tape. The top step, a platform meant for standing on, is at 45" and reaching as high as I can I just get to 11'. I don't think you will make it. We love the ladder for our master closet with floor to ceiling shelves and my library with 10' high bookshelves but you will need to get the next size up. Great product!
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I am 5'1" and use the TrekDesk. I was meticulous in measuring the lowest height of the trekdesk (from scematics on their website) and then checking the height of the treadmill panels before I bought a treadmill. The bottom of my treadmill panel is just below the lip of the desk. Also, I put a rubber mat under the treadmill to raise it up a bit. They recommend that anyway in case of oil leak. Mine works fine. After a few tens of times of jumping on and off I have to adjust the belt.
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I'm 6'3" and I can ride pretty straight up. If you're over 200lbs, it won't go that fast on level ground. Certainly not up any inclines, without a foot push.
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Yes, if you keep the treadmill incline under 10. The walking elevation at 0 incline is about 8" or so. Adding your height of 6' 0" that would give you 6' 8" for 0 incline. You won't have much headroom but if you are walking only, it would probably be ok.
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From the floor to the pedal at the highest point is 11". Unless you have very long legs it should work. I'm 5' 6" and put it under my desk at home and it was fine. You can always return it if it doesn't work for you. It is very quiet.
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The height of the machine is 7ft. I have a 10ft ceiling and it is just right. You will not be able to do muscle ups unless you have a 12ft ceilings.
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I live in the basement, so I have no one under me. Its on carpet but the carpet in the a cement floor. The machine itselt isnt loud but not sure about the vibration it would make. Sorry cant help more. I do love the treadmill!!!!!!!
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My treadmill is a "TreadDesk" brand specially designed for standing desks, it's total height is 4 inches from the floor. I set the TrekDesk in the shortest holes, marked F on the side slots to create the shortest desk possible. It measures 46.5 inches from the floor to the work surface. I'm 5'6.5" tall and this setting is just barely comfortable for me. I would prefer the desk be an inch or maybe two shorter. When I add the keyboard on top of the desk, the crook of my arm have to reach up a bit forming an angle a bit less than 90 degrees. This feels a bit "tight" to me, like I always have to hold my arms with bicep tension to reach the keys. I think this desk is designed to work with the more common treadmills that have much taller bases. I'd say mark 46.5 inches on the wall in front of your treadmill then, while standing on the treadmill imagine your keyboard is resting on top of that mark, does it feel comfortable? That's the only way I can think to pre-test the height. For my height treadmill I'd say 5'6.5" is the minimum height this desk fits but it has tons of room for extending it taller and most treadmills are taller than mine. Hope that helps. :)
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I wouldn't recommend it. As me, being 6.1, on the lowest setting, my feet just comfortably touch the ground. I can't go much more than half the full height and considering we're more than a foot difference, it might be uncomfortable.
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Depends on the settings or rather how tall you (or tallest user) is. I am 6 ft 1 inch or so and set the machine to 6.4 to get full inversion. At that setting it is just a hair over 7 foot high. My guess would be the tallest user could not be more then 5 foot 5 inches with your low ceiling. That aside, this is a great item and we have no regrets and highly recommend it. Good luck.
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I don't think it's tall enough for a treadmill. You'll have to look down in order to use it. You COULD use it, probably if you put it on a step stool and then you could swing it over in front of you. There may be better options out there? Good luck with your search!
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I set mine at 6'1", but if you mount it on that wall per the instructions you can move it higher or lower.
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What size is this treadmill's foot print? I'm trying to figure out if it would fit under my standing desk. Amazon has the dimensions assembled, but not just the base.Thanks!
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The pedals are adjustable. At the lowest setting, the higher pedal is 15" from the floor. I'm 5'6" and have 7" ceilings, and this works perfectly for me. I hope it works for you too!