About
The spec sheet nobody publishes
Every treadmill review in India talks about motor horsepower. Almost none mention that your ceiling fan hangs at about 2.45 m, or that a standard bedroom door gives you 865 mm of clear opening once the frame is on.
Fit My Flat exists because two industries never talk to each other. Fitness brands publish equipment dimensions. India's building codes publish what a flat gives you. Nobody joins the two, so people discover the mismatch after a 90 kg machine is standing in a stairwell.
What we actually do
We read equipment listings directly from Amazon India, sanity-check every figure against what is physically plausible for that kind of machine, and compare what survives against sourced Indian building data — ceiling heights, ceiling fan blade heights, door widths, lift car dimensions and floor live loads.
Where a manufacturer does not publish something, we say so. A treadmill's running-deck height is almost never listed, so we compute headroom across a band and report the worst case rather than inventing a number.
How it is made
This site is generated from data files and is AI-assisted in its production. We would rather say that plainly than imply a newsroom that does not exist. What is not automated is the standard: every figure carries a source and a confidence rating, and anything that fails a plausibility check is published as a gap.
How it pays for itself
Links to Amazon India carry an affiliate tag, so a purchase earns us a commission at no extra cost to you. Nothing here is paid placement, no brand has ever been given a better verdict for money, and the measurements do not change based on what pays.