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The tr1200-dt7 treadmill desk workstation is a comination of LifeSpan's under desk flat treadmill base and electric height adjustable standing desk.
The small and compact tr1200 running machine measures 68.5" x 28.5" (L x W) with a large desktop surface of 38" x 29" (W x D), providing an an ergonomic boost to computer and laptop work.
High capacity and quiet 2.25 HP motor with 20" x 50" walking surface. Portable wheels for mobile and lightweight versatility for space saving and storable purposes in your home or office.
Console readouts include: distance traveled, calories burned, total walk and run time, step count and adjustable belt speed of 0.4 to 4 MPH.
Bluetooth capability allows you to sync your activity data to an iPhone or Android using LifeSpan's free Active Trac app to track your progress over time.

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48" White Desktop with Charcoal Frame Treadmill Desk

Everything You Need to Get Fit While You Work

The TR1200-DT7 Treadmill Desk combines LifeSpan's most popular office treadmill and electric-height desk, providing everything you need to begin walking while you work. The one-touch height adjustment is perfect for groups of users and is recommended for open spaces, shared areas or conference rooms. The console is integrated directly within the armrest of the standing desk, providing all the activity feedback you desire, including readouts for steps, walking time, distance, calories and speed.

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Assembled: 68.5" D x 38" W
Desktop: 48" W x 29" D
Step-Up Height: 4.6"
Walking Belt Size: 20" W x 50" L
Max. User Weight: 350 lbs.
Treadmill Weight: 119 lbs.
Desk Weight: 86 lbs.
Height Adjustment: 27.5” to 50.5”


Designed for the Office LifeSpan's industry-exclusive internal cable management system directs the desk's power cord down to the floor through the frame, promoting safety and refined appearances. The whisper-quiet 2.25 HP continuous-duty motor and 6 impact-absorbing compression shocks let you stay respectful of others without impacting office productivity. And with mindful, space-saving dimensions, and front-mounted transport wheels for easy mobility, it's simple to include the TR1200-DT7 in your existing office space.	Large, Spacious 48" Desktop Perfect for shared settings, the desktop provides ample working area along with enough room for all your office supplies. The newly-designed, five-digit console is conveniently integrated into the center of the armrest, giving you full control of activity without requiring desk space. The console also lets you set your preferred maximum speed to either 2.0 or 4.0 MPH, silence beeps and alerts, resume previous speed, switch units of measure, and more.	Bluetooth-Ready Consoles Onboard Intelli-Step technology detects each foot step taken, keeping you aware of your daily step count. The integrated Intelli-Guard safety feature ensures the treadmill only operates when you are actively walking, supporting a safe environment. Bluetooth capabilities let you track and view your walking progress on your phone, keeping you motivated to walk while you work. Simply hover your Android phone or iPhone over the treadmill desk console to upload your data. The data syncs effortlessly. Plus, this feature is free for everyone.


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Item	TR1200-DT3	TR1200-DT5	TR1200-DT7	TR1200-DT7 (charcoal frame / black desktop)	TR1200-DT7 (charcoal frame / gray desktop)
Product You're Viewing			✓		68.5" D x 38" W
Desktop Size	Desk Not Included	29" D x 38" W	29" D x 48" W	29" D x 38" W	29" D x 38" W
Desktop Adjustment Method	Desk Not Included	Manual	Electric	Electric	Electric
Walking Belt Size	20" W x 50" L	20" W x 50" L	20" W x 50" L	20" W x 50" L	20" W x 50" L
Desktop Color / Frame Color	Desk Not Included	White / Charcoal	White / Charcoal	Black / Charcoal	Gray
Footprint	63" L x 28.5" W	68.5" D x 38" W	68.5" D x 38" W	68.5" D x 38" W	2.25 HP Continuous Duty DC
Speed	0.4 to 4.0 MPH	0.4 to 4.0 MPH	0.4 to 4.0 MPH	0.4 to 4.0 MPH	0.4 to 4.0 MPH
Max. User Weight	350 Lbs	350 Lbs	350 Lbs	350 Lbs	350 Lbs
Bluetooth	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓

Product description

The TR1200-DT7 combines LifeSpan’s most popular office treadmill and electric-height standing desk, making it a great solution for individual or multiple users ranging from office teams, to conference rooms and training classes. With the one-touch height adjustment, and a height adjustment range of 27.5" to 50.5”, it’s simple to use and meets the various height needs for users of all sizes. And the new lower height range makes it possible to place a bosu ball or stool on the treadmill, transforming the treadmill desk into a seated desk in just seconds. The dependable 20” by 50” walking surface is equipped with six impact-absorbing compression shocks, supporting users up to 350-pounds. Quiet operation lets you stay respectful of others while you walk for miles each day without impacting productivity. High-quality components suppress mechanical noise and subdue vibration, keeping your focus on the task at hand. Backed with a lifetime frame warranty, a three-year motor warranty, two-year parts warranty, and one-year labor warranty.

Product details

User Guide [PDF ]
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 74.5 x 46.8 x 36 inches; 253 Pounds
Item model number : TR1200-DT7
Department : Unisex-adult
Date First Available : October 11, 2012
Manufacturer : PCE FITNESS -- DROPSHIP
ASIN : B000YQQKZE

Best Sellers Rank: #630,557 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
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Victoria

Love this thing. It's hard not to catch me on it when surfing the internet, watching videos or on conference calls/webinars.

Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2016

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This thing is bad to the bone. I've been walking 30-40 miles per week. Being put on hold or long, strung out conference calls are no longer a disturbance for me. I say, BRING ON THE HOLD MUSIC. In no other job/situation could I possibly walk this much unless I was an old-style mail carrier or worked at Home Depot or something. I also like the gray top that it came with, but decided to go to Ikea (Search for Gerton TableTop) [...] and buy one of their solid wood tops and just lay it on top of there and it looks fantastic. I originally reached out to Lifespan about getting the 10" larger desk base, but it was around $200, including shipping. This treadmill desk was expensive enough, not to have to pay an additional $200 for that. I would look at it everyday and hiss if I had gone thru with it. Love this thing. My other half now wants one - he's used mine and said he's tired of wearing out the carpet from him pacing while on the phone. I feel stronger, healthier and the multi-tasker in me has NEVER been more content.

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NotSleepyInMontana

Update after having the treadmill desk for 18 months

Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2014

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I don't remember where I came across the information on how bad for you it is to sit at a desk all day but I was especially struck by the fact that your body kind of shuts down so you don't even produce the same fat-burning enzymes as you would if you just stood up instead of sitting down. I decided that I needed to do something different, I work at a computer 8-10 hours a day. Luckily I own my company so trying out something like this was possible.

The LifeSpan treadmill and desk were easy to assemble, I did it myself in about an hour. All pieces and parts are heavy-duty and very solid. I had ordered a desk-mount computer stand at the same time, once I had that added on, I was ready to go. I have used it every day this past week. The treadmill counts your steps and minutes. I am working my way up to doing the whole day walking, the most I have done so far is three hours which makes you sorer than you would think. The other hours of the day, I turned off the treadmill and just stood. While walking, typing and generally concentrating came easily to me. Using the mouse is the hardest thing to get used to. I still turn off the treadmill, for instance, if I am working on a document where I have to cut and paste a lot because selection is hard. I was fit before I started this, could easily hike or walk for miles but I am stiff and sore at the end of the day on the treadmill and took Advil the first couple days, but each day is easier.

One of the oddest parts of this is getting to the end of the day having done all my exercise, what's left to do? =)

I am considering putting these desk treadmills in at my office so everyone can take advantage. I think there is some loss of productivity but the health benefits for everyone will outweigh that.

UPDATE AFTER 18 MONTHS: still love it. My legs are definitely stronger now, even after a few months in the middle where I would just stand but not walk. I have never really gotten to walking for my entire work day but I easily hit my 10,000 step goal each day. The treadmill has had no issues, works quietly and well.

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Jacks Son

Great product but the assembly service was unsatisfactory

Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2017

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This works as expected. I love it! I downloaded the app, and it tracks my activity. It wasn't difficult to figure out the personal settings. It's quiet enough that I can talk on the phone while I'm walking -- that's a plus. I love the fact that I can set two heights for the desk -- one for using the computer (keyboard and touch screen) and the other to watch watch videos. Everyone said they thought it would be difficult to type while walking...it's much easier than expected, but there is a learning curve :-) The only negative -- the set up. The set up was free, which is exactly what it was worth. The technician was here just over two hours, and apparently did not read the instruction manual. The cords were not threaded through the leg of the desk as indicated -- the technician just bunched them up and left them hanging underneath the desktop. Also, for some unknown reason he didn't align the treadmill on the floor pad I'd purchased, so we're going to have to move it and the desk. In addition to his poor workmanship, the guy they sent out complained of a bad back and spent some of the time laying flat on his back on the floor...very unprofessional.

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Kimberly Cabe

Love this desk!!

Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2015

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I'm in love with this desk!! I've had it three weeks now. It was a bit of a bear to put together because of the weight and bulk, but I'd been expecting that. It's quiet. It's attractive enough. I love the push button adjustments. The desktop is very large and gives me adequate space for a phone, laptop, extra keyboard,mouse/mousepad, organizer and whatever book or paperwork I'm working on. I would recommend something to elevate your mouse/mousepad. It's very uncomfortable to have your arm lying over the desk's padded, elevated edge and try to use your mouse flat on the desk. I have mine elevated on an inch thick book for now, until I find a more permanent solution. I walked 12.5 miles last week. I'm a nurse practitioner, so I walk between patients and at the end of my morning and afternoon clinic while I do charting. It's been amazing for my neck and back. I can only sit at a computer for about two hours before my neck and back begin to hurt. Zero pain since switching to the treadmill desk.

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