Frequently asked questions
What diameter of trampoline should I choose for a garden?
8ft (244 cm) for a small garden, 10 or 12ft (305 or 366 cm) for a family, 14ft (427 cm) for a large plot. Add the clear zone the instructions require around and above the frame.
Is a trampoline with a net completely safe?
No trampoline is risk-free. The net marks out the jumping area, but it does not replace the instructions, the stated maximum weight or the presence of an adult.
Round or rectangular trampoline?
Round is the most common shape in kits with a net. A rectangular one is chosen mainly by the space available: sizes are detailed on the rectangular trampoline page.
Can a trampoline be left outside in winter?
The listings talk about mats and nets that resist UV, not frost or snow. Follow the instructions and cover the frame with a cover when it is not in use.
Which trampoline should I choose for a child?
A model from 140 to 244 cm with a net, with the minimum age and weight limit given in the instructions. Small formats are covered on the children's trampoline page.
What does 10ft mean for a trampoline?
The frame diameter in feet: 10ft is 305 cm. Likewise, 8ft is 244 cm, 12ft is 366 cm and 14ft is 427 cm.
What is the difference between a trampoline and a mini trampoline?
The mini trampoline, at 95 to 127 cm, is a folding fitness device, often with a handle. A garden trampoline is a round frame of 183 cm or more, with a net.
How long does it take to assemble a trampoline?
The listings give no reliable time. Allow at least two people, time to read the instructions and to fit the springs one by one.
Can an adult use a garden trampoline?
Only if the stated weight limit for the diameter you want is above their weight. KESSER states 150 kg from 305 cm, but only 50 kg on the 244 cm.