Which Trampoline Should I Buy?

Deciding which trampoline is right for you will depend on a number of things including your childs age & the size of your garden. We've split it out for you to make it super easy to decide which trampoline is right for you.

Trampolines for Toddlers

Text hereFor little ones that aren't quite ready for a big trampoline, our Early Fun Toddler & Hip Hop Junior trampolines are a perfect way to get them bouncing. Our toddler range are small in size but big in both fun & safety. Shop Now

Trampoline Care & Safety

Trampoline care is vital when it comes to trampolines. Make sure to put a cover on when you've finished playing to protect from the elements. It's also recommended that you do a thorough inspection of the trampoline before you use it. Look out for holes, a sagging canvas or any rusting on the metal.

Safety is very important, as while trampolines are bundles of fun, injuries can occur if you're not careful. Always ensure the enclosure is fully sealed before beginning to bounce and children should be supervised while playing. It is also important to ensure you do not exceed the weight capacity for the trampoline.

All of our trampolines come with assembly guides to make it clear and easy to put together. Make sure to read the instructions thoroughly and clearly before starting. Ensure you assemble them on a flat surface, with a clear space of at least 1.5 metres around the trampoline.

Trampoline Accessories

It's important to look after your trampoline as the British weather can often damage the canvas. That's why we recommend you have both a trampoline cover & an anchor kit. The cover will protect the surface from rain & snow, while the anchor kit keeps the trampoline firmly in the ground. This will ensure it doesn't move around from the wind, or any over exuberant bouncing.

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How Are Trampolines Measured?

A trampoline is measure by the size of it's steel frame, as opposed to the jumping surface. To find the diameter of your trampoline, measure from the outer edge of the steel frame all the way across to the outer edge on the other side.

If you want to measure height there are two different ways to measure this. You can measure from the base up to the steel frame surrounding the mat. This will give you your 'height to mat'. If you want the full height of the trampoline, you need to measure from the base to the top of the surrounding enclosure which rises above the trampoline base.

All of these measurements are viewable under 'specifications' on each trampoline product page.