Could you sit this on a treadmill at a treadmill desk?
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(Only) When you and the treadmill are *NOT* moving - then: Yes, there should be no problem setting this on the belt of a (non-moving) treadmill. The bottom is rubber, and should not slip.
202183
If the treadmill will lock (not move while it is off) I believe it would work. The bottom is very "grippy" so as long as the treadmill would be able to support any type "chair", in my opinion this would work as well. If you were to tilt it at an steep angle and the treadmill belt was not locked, it could cause the belt to start to move (even though it is off) in that case it would not be safe. Hope that helps!
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It should fit under your desk for storage, however, I would not recommend that you pedal while you are sitting there. You need to be sitting in a straight back, stationary chair. I, personally, would recommend that you set aside a certain amount of time just to pedal and take a break from your daily grind. If you lose your concentration while pedaling you may get injured. Just my personal opinion. Enjoy!
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I was wondering the same thing so did some searching on Amazon and found the Confidence Power Plus Motorized Electric Treadmill, which is very reasonably priced as well as gotten good reviews. One of the first reviews talks about it being perfect for a treadmill desk!
1990623
Yes! I use mine at my desk at work and I constantly move my legs and get up and down. Just make sure you use the wheel locks
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In most cases absolutely but we would recommend that you review the exact dimensions on the TrekDesk website and compare that with the dimensions of your treadmill. TrekDesk works with virtually any treadmill but if it has a very short tread and you are tall this could be an issue.
1054063
No, I don't think you could put this on a treadmill. The base is around 6 inches wide and curved. the lamp sits in the curved part and is supported by two wide feet.
833230
Yes. my wife and I run on this everyday. A very good price for a quality treadmill.
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It can be placed under a desk but It might be a little awkward to use while seated, what about bike peddles for that? http://www.amazon.com/Sunny-Health-Fitness-Mini-Cycle/dp/B0016BQFV0/ref=sr_1_14?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1394134746&sr=1-14 Good luck!
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Yes, especially if walking at 2 mph or less. I use my treadmill desk primarily while video chatting and it works great!
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Yes, you would. The desk is definitely tall enough that you could get a chair and a keyboard tray to fit underneath. It's too tall to have the keyboard on top anyway.
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Only if you can stand to use it. It is very difficult to use if you have been using a regular treadmill. The tracks on this are manual and I have a difficult time using it.
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The adjustable desk is a little on the short side. At it's full extension, it can work for me, but only if I'm barefoot. I am approximately 5-7. A treadmill would need a taller platform, and I'm not sure you'd want to prop this up on something else. It's not particularly sturdy.
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Yes, b/c that's what I want to use it for, for a treadmill sit/stand desk set-up, walking between 0.5 and 2.0 mph, just to keep the circulation going and give me energy for my real workouts. The TreadDesk company says you need a stronger continous hp motor b/c the low but constant use is more taxing on the mechanism. That is also why I'm looking at the Merit 725T Plus treadmill. Check out the specs. Much higher. Newer model.
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Yes, that's exactly what the desk is for. The Rebel Desk treadmill is designed to go with the desk!
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There is an area where you can place an ipad or tablet. I put my ipad on it and it doesn't move at all even while running on the treadmill.
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The desk is a completely separate assembly, so you could leave them off if you wanted to. But if you only need a basic treadmill, there are other options that are probably cheaper.
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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.