Treadmills

Find your best match

• Home-friendly designs: folding frames, transport wheels and compact footprints.
• For runners: stable frames, responsive motors, generous running decks and quick keys for speed/incline.
• Comfort & control: impact-reducing cushioning, clear consoles and safety-stop lanyards.
• Smart training: TFT touchscreens and app-ready connectivity to keep you engaged.
• Easy upkeep: we also carry accessories such as treadmill lubricant and protective mats.

For homes, clubs & schools

Kitting out a PT studio, hotel or school gym? We supply robust, high-traffic treadmills with professional setup and aftercare available. Build a complete floor plan with our wider Commercial Gym Equipment range—add bikes, rowers and cross trainers to round out your cardio zone.

Build your cardio space

Pair your new treadmill with heart-rate monitors, mats and more inside our curated Cardio Machines collection. Planning a bigger refresh? Explore our flagship Fitness Equipment Ireland hub for strength, conditioning and accessories. And for outdoor play at home or in schools, our premium Basketball Hoops bring durable, all-weather fun.

Ready to move? Explore our treadmill range today and get friendly, local advice from a team that understands how Irish homes and gyms really train.

FAQs

Q: Do you deliver and install treadmills across Ireland?
A: Yes. We offer nationwide delivery from Wexford with optional assembly. Standard delivery is to the ground floor; stairs or tight access may need a two-person team. Lead times vary by model and county—typically 3–7 working days.

Q: What motor size and deck should I choose?
A: Walking/light jogs: ~1.75–2.5 CHP, 120–140 cm deck. Regular running: ~2.5–3.5 CHP, 140–152 cm deck, 46–50 cm width. Heavier users and interval runners benefit from the higher end of those ranges and a sturdier frame.

Q: Can I put a treadmill upstairs or in an apartment?
A: Usually yes. Measure a ~2 m × 1 m footprint plus safe clearance. Check ceiling height for incline (user height + deck height + 30–40 cm). Use a protective mat to reduce vibration and noise, and consider the machine’s weight for stairs.

Q: What routine maintenance is needed?
A: Lubricate the belt every 2–3 months or ~40 hours of use (per the manual). Keep the belt centred and correctly tensioned, wipe sweat and dust from the deck and rails, and vacuum motor vents. An annual service helps prolong belt and roller life.

Q: CHP vs HP—what’s the difference?
A: CHP (Continuous Horsepower) reflects sustained power and is the better guide for real training loads. Peak HP is a momentary maximum. For steady running, many users look for 2.5 CHP or higher.

Q: What warranties are typical for treadmills?
A: Home use commonly includes 2 years parts/labour with longer cover on frame or motor (often 5–10 years). Light-commercial and full-commercial warranties differ by usage environment. Keep proof of purchase and follow the maintenance schedule to protect cover.