Folding is a manufacturer of space-saving home fitness equipment, specializing in practical, motorized folding treadmills designed for convenient daily workouts.
Folding is a manufacturer of home fitness equipment, best known for its line of space-saving exercise machines. Their flagship products include foldable motorized treadmills, such as the M55 model, which are designed specifically for convenient home use rather than commercial gyms. These machines typically feature adjustable speed settings, simple LED displays for tracking workout metrics, and compact folding mechanisms that make storage easy in smaller living spaces.
Built for the everyday user, Folding fitness equipment emphasizes practical features such as straightforward assembly, integrated safety locks, and accessible health tracking. The brand focuses on creating accessible health and wellness solutions that allow users to maintain their exercise routines from the comfort of their own homes.
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The treadmill is oiled before leaving the factory, but its lubricity should be inspected frequently. It is recommended to oil the treadmill after 1 year of standard use or after 100 hours of running.
If the running belt slips, you can tighten it using a 5mm hexagon wrench. Turn the regulating screws on both the left and right sides of the rear roller clockwise by 1/4 of a circle until the tension is corrected. Ensure both sides are adjusted equally to keep the belt centered.
Run the treadmill with no load at a low speed (e.g., 3.7 KM/H). If the belt tilts left, turn the left screw clockwise 1/4 of a turn. If it tilts right, turn the right screw clockwise 1/4 of a turn. Repeat until centered, being careful not to overtighten and damage the bearings.
The standard 1-year home-use warranty covers repairs for the frame, wires, foam on the armrest, motor, and moving wheels. Quick-wear parts, such as the running belt, are not covered under regular wear and tear.