My workout area is fairly small. I'm trying to determine if there is enough room for this stand to fit between the front of my treadmill and the wall. How much floor area is required at the base of the stand when the legs are fully extended? My workout area is fairly small. I'm trying to determine if there is enough room for this stand to fit between the front of my treadmill and the wall. How much floor area is required at the... » Read More My workout area is fairly small. I'm trying to determine if there is enough room for this stand to fit between the front of my treadmill and the wall. How much floor area is required at the base of the stand when the legs are fully extended? « Show Less
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I just measured this morning! Mine is almost 13 inches at the base. It's adjustable, I think I can extend a couple of more inches more at the most, but I was afraid to adjust it because my t.v. is on it, etc. I have a very small space too, between my treadmill and the wall - that's why this stand is perfect!!! I have a 19" t.v. on it if that helps. It's so much better than drilling holes into a wall and mounting a t.v. on the wall!!! I can send you a picture if that helps - let me know!!!
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From leg to leg I have measured 17 1/2 inches between each. I have actually offset mine slightly to fit between the treamill and the back left corner of my workout area. This places it slightly to the left when viewing whatever device you are watching - but not enough to give you neck strain. The stand of course is not as stable as it could be with the legs spread a father distance, but mine is wedged in and feels secure enough to hold my computer safely.
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When you make the legs fully extended, the overall height is at its shortest. I have each of the three legs 24" from one another and it is completely stable and the perfect height for my elliptical. This height works fine when my elliptical at its minimum or maximum incline. The platform of the stand end up at 57" high at the 24" footing. Other useful info might include that I have the edge of the platform of the stand 34" away from the top edge of the elliptical. Also that I workout in the morning before my family wakes up so I use a wireless headset to listen to the TV without anyone else hearing it. When you make the legs fully extended, the overall height is at its shortest. I have each of the three legs 24" from one another and it is completely stable and the perfect height for my elliptical. This height works fine when my elliptical at its minimum or maximum incline. The platform of the stand end up at 57" high at the 24" footing. Other useful info might include that I have the edge of the platform of the stand 34" away from the top edge of the elliptical. Also that I workout in the morning before my family wakes up so I use a wireless headset to listen to the TV... » Read More When you make the legs fully extended, the overall height is at its shortest. I have each of the three legs 24" from one another and it is completely stable and the perfect height for my elliptical. This height works fine when my elliptical at its minimum or maximum incline. The platform of the stand end up at 57" high at the 24" footing. Other useful info might include that I have the edge of the platform of the stand 34" away from the top edge of the elliptical. Also that I workout in the morning before my family wakes up so I use a wireless headset to listen to the TV without anyone else hearing it. « Show Less
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I have needed 28inches but if you make it higher or lower it can be more or less depending on how far apart your positon the legs on the stand and what height you want the tv so you can comfortably watch it. The height I have is for my treadmill some treadmills have a lower consul than mine. Okay, just took my tv off and have just lowered it as far as I can in the space I have and it went to needing 30inches. I believe you can go lower but I would have to take it out of the room space so do hope this helps you make a decision. I do recommend this stand as it is nice and sturdy and very easy to put up. I have needed 28inches but if you make it higher or lower it can be more or less depending on how far apart your positon the legs on the stand and what height you want the tv so you can comfortably watch it. The height I have is for my treadmill some treadmills have a lower consul than mine. Okay, just took my tv off and have just lowered it as far as I can in the space I have and it went to needing 30inches. I believe you can go lower but I would have to take it out of the room space so do hope this helps you make a decision. I do recommend this stand as it is nice and sturdy and very easy... » Read More I have needed 28inches but if you make it higher or lower it can be more or less depending on how far apart your positon the legs on the stand and what height you want the tv so you can comfortably watch it. The height I have is for my treadmill some treadmills have a lower consul than mine. Okay, just took my tv off and have just lowered it as far as I can in the space I have and it went to needing 30inches. I believe you can go lower but I would have to take it out of the room space so do hope this helps you make a decision. I do recommend this stand as it is nice and sturdy and very easy to put up. « Show Less
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Think I answered in the wrong place. I am glad I could help. I just did a little more measuring and the top you stand the tv on is 12 by 12 inches and you can comfotably take the legs in to 20 inches. Any smaller than that and I don't think it would be too stable without being against a wall.
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If you're referring to the places you put your FEET onto as a footprint dimension, those are approximately 4 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches long.I answer it that way, as I have read some people's descriptions as having difficulties getting larger feet to fit onto it, especially when doing the exercise where your body is facing one of the sides. Your feet are pointing sideways on the footrests and some people have had trouble clearing the poles. Hopefully between this and the other answers, you will have found what actual dimensions you need.
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You need enough width for dumb bell presses and things like that and the curl portion of it really only adds maybe 2 feet of movement space. So I have mine in my office and i use it in an area of my office that is 7 feet by 10 feet cause I keep my weights there too and I have the squat/bench stand that goes with it.
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We use the mat to protect the floor, so I think as long as the whole treadmill fits on the mat, you should be ok.
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No not really, I workout in my living room and it's not a huge space maybe 8' x 6' and it's plenty enough room to move about. The Zumba moves typically do not require a lot of space. Hope this is helpful.
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If it is a standard size gym, I would say about 5 or 6 should be good. We ordered one and used it in our back room, which is 16 x 19, and it was more than enough. Works great too! Can't beat the price.
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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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Not sure if the treadmill would be wide enough....I have it on a table and can just walk/exercise in place.
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Ok I think the easiest way to put it is... take a regular size wall height cut it in half and divide it into 3 parts it is only big enough for one of those three parts. I'm not good at guessing inches and feet. Sorry hope this helps
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That would be an interesting addition. If you are considering the Varidesk single (which I love) the the answer is it depends on how tall you are. There are 11 height settings with the Varidesk. The tallest setting(which I use) does overhang the edge of the desk by a few inches. I would suspect this might be the setting you would want anyway given the extra height of the treadmill (assuming you're going to use a standard height for a desk). The arms of the Varidesk unit swing up from the back so the lower settings are further back on the desk. Hope that helps.
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I have this stand placed in the corner and for me, it doesn't take up too much space. I have not measured that space but it fits ok. Buy it, try it.
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Under product description they INVERTED the height measurements for with & without the stand -- should be the opposite of what they wrote -- obviously WITH the stand should be higher. My measurement (taken 2x) for total height WITH stand is just under 25.25 (where they wrote 23.375). Also, my other measurements differ slightly from description: Total area measurements of frame 23" H x just under 38.75" W x 2.5" D; flat stand it attaches to is 18" W x 19" D. Hope this helps *-*
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You will need at least 8 feet by 8 feet to be able to do about everything. Some of the long moves can be cut down to whatever you have. You don't have to follow it exactly. The important thing is to just keep moving. I noticed on the Zumba Fitness Live DVD, something like over 300 people were there, and the room was so full. They each had a very little space to workout in, so they just did what they could. Each only had about a 4 foot space to work in, if that! Just don't have anything breakable within that area as you do some kicking - front and back as well as side to side. I wanted to cringe when viewing the fitness party; hands and feet were flying everywhere. I wondered if some people on the Zumba Fitness Live didn't get hit! Beto does a fantastic job at dancing like a madman in such a small space.
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Good question. For hight this was the reason I went with this desk. Not only did it fit over the treadmill I already had, but the two knobs on the legs allowed me to adjust to what ever hight I wanted. The drawback is that in order to change the hight, I needed to walk the desk away from the treadmill and change the hight.
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Hi, I do the Zumba in a 6 ft by 8 ft area and I have no problems. Hope this helps. :)
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The total footprint on the floor is 10 1/4" x 20". The part that you stand on is 10 1/4" x 14". The bar on top is just a little less then 18". I put it between a toilet and a wall and there is just enough room to make it so. The end of the bar on the top is 2" from the wall. You need that space to accomodate your shoulders.
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I am 5' 2" (o.k. 5'1 3/4") ... have a Sole F85 Treadmill (checked 1st w/ TrekDesk to confirm it would work with that) .. have a mat under the treadmill .. using the Treadmill/ TrekDesk for approx. 1 month now... TrekDesk on lowest height... no probs. 5"0" should work just fine!