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Living in a UK flat or a home with limited floor space doesn’t mean giving up on a treadmill. A small treadmill for home is compact, tidy, and designed to fit everyday life. Here’s how to measure your space, fit it right, and place it smartly — with practical tips and NHS resources for staying active at home.
Find your perfect fit
Explore Fuji’s compact treadmills designed for UK homes — BeHealthy and iRunner both save space without losing style.
Step 1: Measure your space
Before you buy, measure the area where you’ll use the treadmill. Allow clearance behind it for comfortable use and check doorways for easy manoeuvring during setup. The NHS highlights that even simple walking sessions count towards your weekly activity — so ensuring your treadmill fits well is key to making it part of daily life.
Step 2: Check storage options
Think about where your treadmill will “live” when not in use. Some small treadmills fold flat to slide under a bed, while others fold vertically to stand against a wall. Our BeHealthy unfolding guide shows how easy setup and storage can be.
Step 3: Consider power and placement
Place your treadmill near a socket to avoid long trailing cables. A mat helps keep floors tidy and defines your exercise area. As the NHS warm-up guide notes, a short prep routine before use helps make your sessions smoother.
Fuji compact treadmill picks
BeHealthy Smart Treadmill
Slim, fold-ready, and practical. Ideal for small UK flats where every metre counts. Clear display, smooth feel, and one-click folding.
iRunner
Minimalist design with a slim profile. Perfect if you want a treadmill that blends with modern décor and folds neatly when not in use.
Compact, modern, space-saving
Browse Fuji’s small treadmill collection and find the model that fits your space today.
Further reading (NHS)
FAQs
Will a small treadmill feel stable?
Quality compact treadmills are designed to offer a smooth, composed under-foot feel despite their smaller footprint.
How much clearance do I need?
Aim for around 50–60 cm behind the treadmill and some space at the sides for comfort.
Can I slide a small treadmill under my bed?
Yes — if you choose a flat-fold model and your bed has enough clearance. Measure before you buy.
Where can I find official guidance on activity levels?
See the NHS pages on adults 19–64 and older adults 65+.
