What is the measurement from the top of the running surface to the floor, when the treadmill is not set with an incline?
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The measurement from the floor to the top of the running surface ( the deck ) is 7 7/8 inches on the Sole F85 Treadmill.
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At 0.5% incline the deck is 10 3/4 inches.... Measured where your feet should be on the deck...
389776
The floor in my apartment is uneven, so that the head of the treadmill is higher than its tail. What would be the difference if you raised the head intentionally?
1809540
There are no incline options once assembled . This is the perfect incline , gives that "uphill" feeling and you can do long strides to really stretch . Still very pleased with my purchase.
678847
Looks like it's about 6 inches. You can automatically raise the front end for uphill exercise. it will go up to about one foot 3 inches at the front but you wouldn't be located at the front ... so a guestimate in the highest raised position, mid mat, you might be 8 or 9 or so inches. That said, unless you're in very very good shape, doubt you'd ever raise it that high. But the answer to your question is the step up and onto the mat is about 6 inches (frame on the side is slightly higher than the mat). Great machine...still love it! Good luck.
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For a laptop desk/support that's designed to use with a treadmill or exercise machine, do a google search for 'airdesk' - they have a model that can raise up your laptop to 60+ inches. Hope this helps!EDIT: Multitable has a treadmill version on their website as well- try searching for 'ModTable Treadmill Desk' for more info. Edit2: on further inspection, that has a treadmill built into it, so probably not what you are looking for.
1993208
I just went up to the kitchen and measured in three places. From the floor to the top surface it is 34-3/8 inches with the wheels.
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It's about 12-13 inches. Decent for a sit-and-stand arrangement, but not, say, going from a regular sitting desk to a treadmill
155997
Per specification in the manual it is stated 75"L x 46.5W x 56"H. I believe this is max height from floor to Desktop. At the lowest height the desktop is around 36". Adjusts by 1" increments. Treadmill height walking board is 4" and the end that has the motor it is 8" from the floor.
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Sounds like you are about the height of the woman in the picture of the treadmill. It was recommended by a man who was about 5'11 and was a personal trainer. It should be fine. I used it because it fit under my stand-up desk. I still use it there.If I had it to do over again I would look for one with a small footprint, like this, but with padding in the platform. It has worked fine for a few years now. We had to adjust the belt a couple of times because it would get off center and rub against the side making noxious smells of burning tread. But once we adjusted it was fine.
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if you mean from the top of the leg to the top surface,the answer is 1 and 3/4 inches.
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Could you post the floor space it takes when folded? I'm interested in purchasing one for myself. Also, did you get an inside delivery or was it 'curbside only'? Many treadmills seem to be delivered that way, and getting a large item inside and up to my apartment is no something I'd be able to manage. That's the deal breaker for me. Thanks.
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Yes, the running track can be moved upwards - probably to an approx. 60 deg angle allowing a bit more space but we prefer to keep it down and ready to use. Great machine though. I don't have a pic but I bet you can find one on Sole's website.
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6'1" here and I have no issue with using this treadmill. Run, walk.....no worries.
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I have never stored my treadmill upright, but it looks like it would be about 73 inches long by 30 inches wide by around 7 or 8 inches. The last measurement that is unsure due to it being in the "in use" position. I hope that helps.
235208
I am not sure of the problem you are describing. If your treadmill is moving quite vigorously because the floor is incredibly uneven, such that moving the arms back and forth causes the machine to move side to side or front to back, then I am not sure this mat will solve the problem. If the problem is merely that the machine is slipping to and fro on the floor (such as because the floor is slanted one way or is incredibly slick), then I think the mat would solve that problem.
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You have to loosen the running track (belt) and squeeze a good amount between the belt and the hard deck below it. Then you have to tighten and realign the belt. Follow the directions in your treadmill book, it's not too bad.