Please help me figure out how to keep a treadmill in the…
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Please help me figure out how to keep a treadmill in the garden...
I got a treadmill as a present (someone did not want it any more) and I had the bright idea that I stick it into the shed.
Except the shed is too low, and when I stand on the treadmill, I can't straighten out. Kind of a bummer. The house is too small, so bringing it in is not an option. (Typical English house; the second bedroom would be suitable -although cramped- with it and my workstation, but the staircase and the corridor is so narrow it is not possible to bring it upstairs...)
I would like to ask for a sanity check what and how I could keep (and use) this thing in the garden without it corroding to hell. Moving it in and out of the shed is out of the question; it is too bulky for that. Just covering it with a tarp is also problematic, since it would still get wet from condensation, the temperature change would also be more extreme as if it was kept in a non-heated, but reasonably enclosed space.
I thought about perhaps getting one of those large bike tents (metal frame, plastic cover) and put it next to the shed (it has electricity). Alternatively I could get a cheap, used greenhouse that is over 220 cm tall. But if anyone has any good idea what I could be doing on a very limited budget I would be very happy to hear it.
Thank you
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I got a treadmill as a present (someone did not want it any more) and I had the bright idea that I stick it into the shed.
Except the shed is too low, and when I stand on the treadmill, I can't straighten out. Kind of a bummer. The house is too small, so bringing it in is not an option. (Typical English house; the second bedroom would be suitable -although cramped- with it and my workstation, but the staircase and the corridor is so narrow it is not possible to bring it upstairs...)
I would like to ask for a sanity check what and how I could keep (and use) this thing in the garden without it corroding to hell. Moving it in and out of the shed is out of the question; it is too bulky for that. Just covering it with a tarp is also problematic, since it would still get wet from condensation, the temperature change would also be more extreme as if it was kept in a non-heated, but reasonably enclosed space.
I thought about perhaps getting one of those large bike tents (metal frame, plastic cover) and put it next to the shed (it has electricity). Alternatively I could get a cheap, used greenhouse that is over 220 cm tall. But if anyone has any good idea what I could be doing on a very limited budget I would be very happy to hear it.
Thank you
#diy
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