To choose the right trampoline for your garden, you can follow these steps:

1. Measure the available space: Determine how much space you have in your yard for the trampoline. Make sure there is enough free space around the trampoline for safety.
2. Choose the right shape: Trampolines come in a variety of shapes, including round, rectangular, and oval. Round trampolines are often suitable for smaller yards and offer a consistent bounce, while rectangular trampolines are more suitable for experienced jumpers and larger yards.
3. Select the right size: The size of the trampoline depends on the available space and the number of people who will use it. Larger trampolines offer more jumping space and are ideal for multiple users at the same time.
4. Pay attention to the weight limit: Check the maximum weight the trampoline can support. This is important to ensure safety, especially if the trampoline is used by several people at the same time.
5. Check the safety features: Make sure the trampoline is equipped with safety nets, sturdy edges and properly anchored legs to minimize the risk of accidents.
6. Consider quality and durability: Choose a trampoline from a reputable brand and pay attention to the materials and the warranty offered. Trampolines with rust-resistant frames and UV-resistant jumping mats will last longer.
7. Read reviews and experiences: Read reviews and experiences from other customers to get a better idea of ​​the trampoline's performance and durability.

By following these steps, you can choose a trampoline that perfectly suits your garden and your needs. Feel free to contact us if you need more advice.

Round Trampolines

• Jumping experience: Pull the jumper to the center for even jumps.
• Safety: Even energy distribution, less chance of collisions.
• Space: Ideal for smaller gardens.
• Use : Suitable for recreational use and families with children.

Rectangular Trampolines

• Jumping experience: More powerful and controlled jumps.
• Safety: Requires more control from the jumper.
• Space: Better suited to narrow or elongated gardens.
• Use: Suitable for experienced jumpers, gymnasts and athletes.

Choice considerations

• Target group: Round for children/recreation, rectangular for athletes.
• Available space: Round for free space, rectangular for efficient placement.
• Budget: Round trampolines are often cheaper.

To determine the ideal size trampoline for your family, follow these steps:

1. Measure the available space: Measure the spot in your garden where you want to place the trampoline. Make sure there is at least 1.5 meters of free space around the trampoline for safety.
2. Number of users: Consider how many people will be using the trampoline at the same time. Larger trampolines are better suited for multiple users at the same time.
3. Age and experience of users: For younger children, smaller trampolines are often sufficient, while older children and adults need more space to jump and practice tricks.
4. Safety Space: Allow extra space for safety nets and other accessories.
5. Future Growth: Choose a size that will continue to fit in the future, especially as you have children who are getting older and bigger.
   

Trampoline size guidelines:

• Small Gardens: 8-10 feet (244-305 cm)
• Medium Gardens: 12-14 feet (366-427 cm)
• Large Gardens: 15 feet (457 cm) or taller

By considering these factors, you can choose the right size trampoline to suit your needs and the space available in your yard.

For young children, it is important to choose a trampoline that is safe and easy to use. Here are some features to look for:

Features of a suitable trampoline for young children:

1. Safety net: A sturdy and well-attached safety net ensures that children cannot fall off the trampoline.
   
2. Low Entry: A trampoline with a low entry or an included ladder makes it easier and safer for children to get on and off.
   
3. Small Size: A smaller trampoline (approximately 244-305 cm or 8-10 feet) is usually sufficient and fits better in a smaller yard.
   
4. Protective edge: A wide, well-padded protective edge covers the springs and frame, reducing the risk of injury.
5. Stable frame: A sturdy and stable frame ensures that the trampoline does not wobble or fall over during use.

Safety Guidelines:

• Supervision: Always ensure that young children are supervised when using the trampoline.
• One at a time: Encourage children to use the trampoline one at a time to avoid collisions.
• Use Without Shoes: Allow children to jump without shoes to protect the mat and support their feet.
  
  These tips will help you choose a safe and suitable trampoline that is perfect for young children.

The following trampolines are suitable for limited spaces:

1. Small round trampolines:
Size: 244-305 cm
Advantage: Takes up less space.

2. InGround trampolines:
Advantage : Is buried, less noticeable and safer for children.

3. Rectangular trampolines:
Advantage: More efficient use of space, fits well in corners or along walls.

Tips:

• Measure the available space: Make sure there is enough free space around the trampoline.
• Choose safety nets: For extra safety in small spaces.
• Use padding: Place soft mats or grass around the trampoline.

These options allow you to choose a trampoline that fits perfectly in a limited space.

For safety, there should be at least 1.5 meters of free space around the trampoline. This ensures that there is enough space to prevent accidents and to be able to jump safely.

For fitness purposes, the following trampolines are most suitable:

Rebounders or Mini Trampolines

• Size: 100-130 cm diameter.
• Advantage: Compact and suitable for indoor use.
• Uses: Aerobics, cardio, and strength training.

Fitness Trampolines with Handles

• Features: Handles for extra stability.
• Use: HIIT, balance and coordination exercises.

Key Features:

• Strong springs or bungees: For a smooth jump.
• Non-slip feet: For stability.
• Durable frame: Resistant to intensive use.

These trampolines are perfect for cardio, strength training and improving balance.

To protect your trampoline from the elements, follow these tips:

1. Use a protective cover: Cover the trampoline with a waterproof protective cover when not in use. This protects against rain, snow and UV rays.
   
2. Remove the jumping mat and springs in winter: If you are not using the trampoline during the winter, remove the jumping mat and springs and store them indoors.
   
3. Place the trampoline in a suitable location: Place the trampoline in a place that is sheltered from strong winds and direct sunlight.
   
4. Use anchors and storm straps: Securely anchor the trampoline to the ground with anchors and storm straps to prevent it from blowing over in strong winds.
   
5. Check regularly for rust and wear: Inspect the frame and springs regularly for rust and wear and treat with a rust preventative spray if necessary.
   
6. Maintain the protective edge and safety net: Keep the protective edge and safety net in good condition by cleaning them and checking for tears or wear.

By taking these measures, you can extend the life of your trampoline and protect it from different weather conditions.

The maximum load capacity of trampolines is an important factor to consider for safety and durability. Here are some essential points to know:

1. Maximum weight: The maximum load capacity indicates how much weight the trampoline can safely carry. This varies by model and size, but is usually between 100 kg and 220 kg.
   
2. Single Use: For safety and optimal performance, it is often recommended that only one person jump on the trampoline at a time, even if the maximum load capacity is higher.
   
3. Safety: Exceeding the maximum load capacity may damage the springs, jumping mat or frame and may cause serious accidents.
   
4. Check the specifications: Consult the manual or product description to find the maximum load capacity of your trampoline.
   
5. Consider growth: Choose a trampoline with a higher load capacity if you have children who will grow or if several people will use the trampoline alternately.
   
6. Distribute the weight: Make sure the weight is evenly distributed across the jumping mat to minimize wear and damage.

Knowing the maximum load capacity will help you choose the right trampoline and use it safely.

Yes, you can assemble a trampoline yourself. Make sure you read and follow the assembly instructions carefully. The manual contains detailed instructions and indicates which parts and tools you need.