Is this on rollers? ( or just a fold up?)
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Good treadmills are very heavy for good reason. In use the vibrations would make them move like an unbalanced washing machine. They should be set up on a mat or rug to protect the floor beneath. The TR4000i has wheels on the back, but they are not for moving it around; they catch the load of the deck when it is lowered for use. There are no wheels on the front end, and one would not want to move this heavy object. The deck does fold upward to conserve floor space when the unit is not in use, but even folding it upward takes a fair amount of strength. When the deck is up, the unit takes up half the floor area as when it is down. Good treadmills are very heavy for good reason. In use the vibrations would make them move like an unbalanced washing machine. They should be set up on a mat or rug to protect the floor beneath. The TR4000i has wheels on the back, but they are not for moving it around; they catch the load of the deck when it is lowered for use. There are no wheels on the front end, and one would not want to move this heavy object. The deck does fold upward to conserve floor space when the unit is not in use, but even folding it upward takes a fair amount of strength. When the deck is up, the unit takes up... » Read More Good treadmills are very heavy for good reason. In use the vibrations would make them move like an unbalanced washing machine. They should be set up on a mat or rug to protect the floor beneath. The TR4000i has wheels on the back, but they are not for moving it around; they catch the load of the deck when it is lowered for use. There are no wheels on the front end, and one would not want to move this heavy object. The deck does fold upward to conserve floor space when the unit is not in use, but even folding it upward takes a fair amount of strength. When the deck is up, the unit takes up half the floor area as when it is down. « Show Less
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Be aware it's a heavy treadmill like most high quality running units, so even though it has wheels unless your on concrete or wood floor they sink into the carpet. It's almost easier to pull the treadmill where you need it to go vs. trying to push through a door since view will be obstructed. Not something i would want to move around on a daily basis.
1414539
Actually on my unit, there are two rollers on the back, and it is a fold up. But I believe the rollers are there to adjust for the height when running on an incline.
1414540
It's a bit of both. The running board does fold upright. In addition, there are wheels towards the front that allow you to tip the unit and wheel it someplace else for storage.
1740450
I do run the pump while the cover is on. I do not have my cover attached to the roller so it is easier to have someone help me. This summer I will have it attached and I do not anticipate any problems rolling it up by myself.
1697081
Yes - it is easy to fold up. This is a great item, at a great price. The only complaint I have are the wheels are big & take up a lot of room in a car. Would purchase the item again, if needed.
1865852
mine holds a honda roller, which i use to roll a tennis court, estimated weight 1100 pounds--it is supposed to hold 1500 lbs., which i would say is accurate.......hope this helps.......Rob PS- I assume it is the same one I bought, which came in two equal parts. I am not sure why it says folding; that is what me concerned that it was not the same one I have.........
1680574
It does not have rollers. Each metal leg has what looks like a plastic flat piece attached to the end. It can be slid around on those. We have a tile floor but it is rough textured, and it moves over that surface okay. But your result may vary depending on what kind of tile you have.
1638100
they just kinda fold up...there is a crease that you fold it along. I've had trouble getting it to stay up though. Not sure how to make that work well
735886
It does have rollers in the front for easier mobility. It is about 2 and a half feet wide and 5 feet in length.
2142912
Sorry, I gave it as a gift to my brother in law for a hunting trip. He said it was very warm and comfortable - but I don't know anything about the folding and rolling of it.
1940042
It is not on rollers and is pretty heavy. It does not have a remote control. The product specs may tell you the weight. It is as much a nice piece of furniture as it is a fan. I have used mine daily for over 3 years and still love it.
333795
Folded up. I still have the one I bought in the package (I forgot I purchased it) :(
1624075
I've use one folded over, but my preference is the velour one it comes it. It's soft! Sorry I'm not much more help...
910083
It Folds Up!Really Glad We bought this as looks nice too!Hope this helps U Out! :)
910085
Hi!It Folds up & I Love this product!Highly recommend it! Hope this helps U!
729851
No, it doesn't. We've had ours quite awhile and it has lasted. The bottom bolts fall out often, need to put locktite on them (we use them at a child care center and move them from room to room)The other person put it folds up...There definitely is one that folds up, but the one I bought did not. I can't remember why I chose this one over the folding one, but there was something....again, ours goes through quite a bit of "abuse."
1281421
Mine was folded It is not very dense material Get a steamer to get rid of rinkles
1938991
Hello, there are 2 wheels on the frame, so that when it is folded up, you would have to tip it towards you to roll it. It isn't particularly easy to move, but not impossible. I think the wheels are there more to get it in position rather than to move it on a regular basis.
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It folds down very small. I use small bungee cords to keep it compact after rolling it up.