Trampolines

TP Toys has a range of trampolines for sale, available in 6ft, 8ft, 10, 12ft and 14ft sizes.

We have round, rectangle and octagonal trampolines, as well as the first-ever two-level trampoline, the Infinity Leap.

Trampoline Sizes: Which is Right For Your Child?

When deciding the right trampoline size for your child, the user weight is the most important thing to look for. Different trampolines will have different maximum weight capacities, so make sure you choose one that is right for your child.

As a rough guide, an 8ft trampoline or a 10ft trampoline is perfect for young kids aged 6 and above. Then, a 12/14ft trampoline will be better for kids aged 8 and over. We also sell toddler and baby trampolines if you have a little one. Our TP Junior Trampoline is suitable for children from 12 months, and our TP 4.5ft trampoline is for kids aged 3 and over.

Trampoline Safety Features

Our trampolines have several safety features to keep your kids safe whilst bouncing. These safety features include:

• A mesh net to help prevent kids from accidentally bouncing off the trampoline

• Padded spring covers and pole covers to protect against accidental collisions with these solid parts

• Sturdy, steel frames that are built to withstand enthusiastic bouncing

• Strong, durable bounce mats that are resistant to weather

• Our patented Igloo, zip-free door allows your kids to get on and off easily whilst protecting the trampoline net's durability - as zips can be a stress point when the enclosure absorbs impact.

Trampoline Safety Best Practices

While we do our best to design and build trampolines that protect your jumpers, you can do some things, too.

When setting up your garden trampoline, ensure you allow a 2ft buffer zone around the edge. This zone should be clear of obstacles like trees or garden furniture. This is to protect kids in case they accidentally bounce off the trampoline. The trampoline should also be erected clear of overhead obstructions, such as cables or tree branches.

It also helps to have some ground rules to encourage safe use. These might include:

• Only one person bouncing at a time

• Not attempting any jumps or tricks

• Not bouncing on the trampoline unsupervised

• Not going on the trampoline whilst it is wet

• Not going on the trampoline barefoot

Looking After Your Trampoline

All of our trampolines come with warranties, but in terms of long-term care, we suggest you invest in a trampoline cover to protect the jump mat from extreme weather. Or, to be extra precautious, you could pack your trampoline away for winter, storing it in a safe, dry space, ready to come out again when the sun is shining. To find out more about disassembling and storing a trampoline, read our handy guide here.

Got Questions?

If you have any questions about buying a trampoline, our team is ready to help. Just use our chat feature, and one of the team will get back to you as soon as possible.

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