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Polished concrete flooring or LVT alternative recommendations ?

I’m looking for recommendations for an LVT option that gives a polished‑concrete look. Ideally I want something as seamless as possible — no grout lines, no stripping, and the largest tile size available to avoid that typical “tile pattern.” I’ve been considering Karndean LVT, but from photos online the joint lines still seem quite noticeable, so I’m unsure if the true seamless concrete look is achievable. Has anyone tried something similar or found a better alternative. Photos would be great

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u/One_Membership2425 — 11 days ago

Treadmill too bouncy for NPE Runn sensor - any tips ?

I have a pro form endurance s7.5 , just got it . Tried to connect NPE Runn and it was working until I actually started running on it. Speed either dropped on the Runn from actually by a few 0.1kmh but then it’d just completely disconnect and only reconnect again when I’d hop off treadmill. Any advice or tips?

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u/One_Membership2425 — 2 months ago

Treadmill too bouncy for NPE Runn sensor - any tips ?

I have a pro form endurance s7.5 , just got it . Tried to connect NPE Runn and it was working until I actually started running on it. Speed either dropped on the Runn from actually by a few 0.1kmh but then it’d just completely disconnect and only reconnect again when I’d hop off treadmill. Any advice or tips?

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u/One_Membership2425 — 2 months ago

Treadmill sounds like some grinding and springs quite loud

Just got a proform endurance s7.5 , first run and noticed springs are quite loud. Feels like I’m creeking the running deck? Any advice? Wouldn’t have a clue how to service springs

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u/One_Membership2425 — 2 months ago

Treadmill too bouncy, NPE Runn keeps disconnecting

I have a pro form endurance s7.5 , just got it . Tried to connect NPE Runn and it was working until I actually started running on it. Speed either dropped on the Runn from actually by a few 0.1kmh but then it’d just completely disconnect and only reconnect again when I’d hop off treadmill. Any advice or tips?

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u/One_Membership2425 — 2 months ago
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Treadmill too bouncy for NPE Runn sensor - any tips ?

I have a pro form endurance s7.5 , just got it . Tried to connect NPE Runn and it was working until I actually started running on it. Speed either dropped on the Runn from actually by a few 0.1kmh but then it’d just completely disconnect and only reconnect again when I’d hop off treadmill. Any advice or tips?

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u/One_Membership2425 — 2 months ago
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Zwift runn and cheap treadmill with NPE Runn question

Dad with young kids and time constraints, thinking of buying a 2nd hand treadmill likely cheap enough so won’t have Bluetooth, and NPE Runn to use workouts on zwift? I have Zwift for the bike and it’s great. Makes me do interval workouts I never would otherwise. I rarely do interval or zone 4 runs so this could help that. Added benefit of being at home and on hand for family if needed. Interested if others have done it? 95kg runner, so will need a sturdy but cheap treadmill

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u/One_Membership2425 — 2 months ago

Zwift run for treadmill for Triathlon training

Dad with young kids and time constraints, thinking of buying a 2nd hand treadmill and NPE Runn to use workouts on zwift? I have Zwift for the bike and it’s great. Makes me do interval workouts I never would otherwise. I rarely do interval or zone 4 runs so this could help that. Added benefit of being at home and on hand for family if needed. Interested if others have done it?

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u/One_Membership2425 — 2 months ago

Hi, seeking some input. Triathy race in 4 weeks. Only starting to properly train now.

First time doing a triathlon. Swam competitive as a kid, did a 1km swim a few years ago, but should be ok for 750 and reckon I could train up to 1500 within the month?

Cycle wise, other than commuting to work a few years ago, I haven’t done any but again, I think the 40k could be doable. Been doing a fair bit of running last few months, 7km a couple of times a week, and did a half marathon a month ago. Not a natural runner at all.

I’m quite competitive. While I’ve signed up to the sprint, I think I’d be hard on myself for not attempting the Olympic on the day? Is it feasible in 4 weeks? Just looking to finish , not too concerned about times. Appreciate your thoughts

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u/One_Membership2425 — 6 months ago