The treadmill is secured to the ground to allow for running without moving, rather than the ground sliding out from under you like without a road. It is not attached to the wall, but bolted into the floor so to move like running on a surface.

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cramb 16 Sep @ 9:38pm

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redeyes 16 Sep @ 9:41pm

they dont bolt treadmills to the floor

Fake 16 Sep @ 9:41pm

Secure it to a truck and you can run in place while traveling.

AwesomeSigma612 16 Sep @ 9:42pm

Originally posted by redeyes:
they dont bolt treadmills to the floor

Yes they do

redeyes 16 Sep @ 9:45pm

Originally posted by AwesomeSigma672:
Originally posted by redeyes:
they dont bolt treadmills to the floor
Yes they do

guess iv been doing it wrong, got one nd didnt bolt it down

PaulKrawitz 16 Sep @ 9:48pm

Originally posted by redeyes:
Originally posted by AwesomeSigma672:
Yes they do

guess iv been doing it wrong, got one nd didnt bolt it down

It always depends on what kind of treadmill it is... there are treadmills that can go up to a certain angle... those should be bolted to the ground... for obvious reasons.

Last edited by PaulKrawitz; 16 Sep @ 9:48pm

AwesomeSigma612 16 Sep @ 9:49pm

Originally posted by redeyes:
Originally posted by AwesomeSigma672:
Yes they do

guess iv been doing it wrong, got one nd didnt bolt it down

yeah my sister

DarkCrystalMethod 16 Sep @ 9:49pm

Treadmills weigh a ton and have solid rubber feet to prevent sliding/wobbling. If you're on carpet its going to move even less.
If someone actually bolted yours to the ground then tell your landlord.