Can I move the unit at all to store in the corner and bring it out to the middle of the room when being used? Or is it too heavy?
174317
Yes you can, but it's quite heavy and doesn't roll easily over carpet. But we have moved it both into and back out of our bedroom and into the family room st the other end of the house. I wouldn't want to do it on a daily basis or by myself though.
174318
It takes both my wife and myself to move the unit. We have it in a room that is carpeted, it may be easier to move on a hard wood floor. The unit is quite heavy and the wheels are very small. I hope this helps.
174319
It is a bit heavy and a bit awkward to move (angle) when close to the wall. I tried to fold it and get it close to the wall and out of the way but found it very hard to incline it towards me without hitting the wall just to get it to the wheels that help move the equipment. My advice is not to get is too close to a wall. Keep in mind the angle of the equipment needs to have when folded in relation to the wheels needed to move the treadmill. Otherwise you'll be stuck between the wall and the treadmill :)
174320
I have mine in a carpeted room, but bought some of those Teflon furniture sliders to go under the wheels/feet. Now it slides across the carpet fairly easy (although it's still heavy). Just be sure to get the big/wide sliders to make it easier.
1430048
You may need two people to move it just to avoid breaking it. Just assembled my daughters and will ask friend to move to her room. Give yourself about 1.5 hours to avoid being rushed and check all components work
2118281
We (wife and I) brought box up three steps through a rear door. It was heavy and bulky. If going up / down stairs, I would recommend breaking down the components prior to moving. This was over a year ago so don't remember the particulars. The weights are part of an assembly which would have to be moved intact. As I rememember, I think it would require two people to move that assembly. I would buy this unit again, since we all love it and it gets regular use.
496965
I'm pretty handy but not mechanically. I went. Through the instructions as well as watched some youtube videos on this. It took me about an hour to put it together with a little bit of trial and error. The biggest thing was moving it. It's pretty heavy my wife and moved the main unit together in our master bedroom and boy was it a work out. I would recomend that you have a spot picked out and make sure that's where you want it long term. It does fold up not fully to 180 degrees but it is a nice feature. All in all great product. Super quite.
1456545
I have purchased several of these for members of our family. We have had no real problem with the storage unit moving around. When it is empty, just fold it flat, but most of the time there will be part of it filled and the base is large enough to remain in place.
472202
No. Impossible. I doubt it would survive much moving around even if you kept it assembled. Good only for light storage that doesn't have to move. I use mine for office supplies in the closet
261387
This is a heavy machine and somewhat awkward to move. Normally, it's very quiet but since I don't know how old or what shape your home is in, there's no way to know if it would damage anything. I don't think anyone could answer specifically.
346893
You could. It is not heavy but where would you put it? If you have a place go for it!
667160
This unit is made to go up against a wall but I suppose you could put it in a corner. It would just have a hollow space behind it. There are fireplace units that are made to go in the corner but this is not one of them. I hope this helps! :)
2115227
Great question! I had my moving company come with 5 men to move it upstairs to my master bath. The top doesnt come off from the base cabinets so its very heavy to move. Hope this helps!
1602525
We put ours in our living room because it's command central:) It's not too heavy to occasionally move but I would not transport up and down stairs or from room to room often.
1499071
I wouldn't place it in a corner. It needs to rest flat against a wall and would not do that in a corner.
667164
You can if you don't mind losing space in the room. It's not made for a corner but I see no reason why you can't put it diagonal in a corner if you have the space available.
1689556
No don't take it apart just bring it in on end you should be able to put it in almost any room that way
1966
I would move mine around as necessary. Especially when doing home improvement. I believe the manual says you should run it on the High setting for the first thirty minutes anytime you move it. I mostly used this in the bedroom on the low setting because my breathing at sleep is most important.
1108922
Yes. All you have to do is leave out the corner section. It will be quite stable.
725217
No. It really isn't made to be moved, especially with anything inside. It is easy enough to slide it around on a smooth surface. By design, if you were to try to lift it while it has something inside the floor may separate from the sidewalls as it basically snaps together.