Typical sizes and weights
| Type | Size | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Treadmill | 180 to 200cm long, 70 to 90cm wide, 130 to 150cm tall | 70 to 150kg |
| Exercise bike | 100 to 150cm long, 50 to 65cm wide | 30 to 60kg |
| Rowing machine | about 240cm long, often splits in two | 25 to 40kg |
| Multi-gym | Frame plus a weight stack | 100 to 200kg with the stack |
Typical ranges, not manufacturer figures. Measure yours if it is going to be close, and check it against the door and stair measurements.
Will it fit?
Will a treadmill fit through a door?
Folded, most go through on their side. Non-folding treadmills usually lose their console and uprights, leaving a deck that goes through a standard door on its edge.
Can a multi-gym go up the stairs?
Not built. The weight stack comes off plate by plate and the frame comes apart into sections, which is the only safe way to move one.
How we move it
- Fold or dismantle it, photographing how the cables run
- Remove weight stacks and free weights separately
- Carry the motor end low, with two people on stairs
- Rebuild it in the new room
Before we arrive
- Find the manual or look up how the model folds
- Unplug it and let it cool if it has just been used
- Box free weights and dumbbells in small, strong boxes
Garages and garden rooms
A lot of home gyms in Watford live in a garage or a garden room at the end of a long garden. The carry down the garden and through the side gate is often the longest part of the job, so tell us where it is and how you get to it.
Other items
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