How do I keep my Treadmill from sliding on the wood floor?

Answer 1

Try to add some rubber feet to the bottom of it.

Answer 2

A MAT



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Answer 3

One thing that you can do is go to a hardware store or in the cleaning section of your grocery store. There should be a rubber kind of matting that people use to line their cabinets. Cut out small bits of it and slide it under your treadmill.

Answer 4

You know the cheap rug/mats/garden mats/puzzle mats that are like foam rubber. A piece of this cut to small size or size needed works wonderful. And you can even find this type of foam rubber in all types of craft sections now too. Can "COOZIES" are made of this stuff too, and some pads for computer mouses. I personally wouldn't put putty or wax on my varnished floors.

Answer 5

Buy some of those rubber drawer runners and put them under the front and back of the treadmill (or wherever the most weight is). they should prevent slipping and protect your floor (inexpensive too)

Answer 6

They make rubber mats to go under treadmills to prevent it moving.

Answer 7

Get an old bicycle inner tube and cut some pieces to put under the feet of your machine.

Answer 8

Cut some squares from rubber shelf liner and place under each wheel. This should stop it from shifting and moving. You can find rubber shelf liner fairly inexpensively at Walmart and such.

Answer 9

Put it on a mat with a rubber backing on it .. I had the same problem .. no problem now ..

Answer 10

try a rubber mat will stick to floor and stop scuffing