Start byunpacking your trampoline kitand checking that all your equipment is present. Next, organise everything you need for assembly. Put the legs to one side and the frame to another. Arrange the jump mat, net and fittings and empty the bags of tools and fixings into a box to avoid losing any parts.
2. Preparing the ground
It is very important to choose the right location for your trampoline. Firstly, this assures the stability of the structure. Secondly, the right position will secure your installation while guaranteeing a level jumping surface. Use a spirit level tocheck that the ground surface is perfectly flat. Fill any irregularities with sand to create a level surface.
Some manufacturers recommenddigging a trench of measuring around 30 cm in depth to bed down the trampoline legs. This canprovide added stability but will require more effort on your behalf! If you plan on leaving your trampoline in the same position, this can be a good option. Whichever way you go, the most important consideration is making sure the surface beneath your trampoline is flat and stable.
3. Assembling the top rail
The top rail is the part that holds the jump mat in place. It usually consists of several separate tubes which fit together via screws to form a circle. Refer to the installation manual to make sure the parts are assembled correctly. The screws should be well tightened. You should end up with a perfectly circular tube. This is an important step as it will determine the stability of the whole structure.
4. Fitting the feet
Trampoline feet usually come in a U shape. They are made up of one or several parts that connect just like the top rail. Once you have assembled all the feet, simply insert them into the right slots by following the manufacturer's instructions. Screw them tightly and make sure they are securely in place.
5.Fitting the jump mat
By this point, the frame should be fully assembled. The top rail features pre-drilled holes that are evenly spaced out. These holes are designed to incorporate the springs which hold the jump mat in place. Start by attaching the springs all the way round the top rail making sure they are the right way round (check in the manual if necessary).
Once all the springs are in place, attach the jump mat to opposite ends of the top rail. Proceed to attach the mat on one side then the other, one spring at a time. This will ensure thatthe canvas is both well-centred on the frame and sufficiently taut.
6.Attaching the frame pad
You will notice at this point in the installation process that there is a potentially dangerous gap between the top rail and the jump mat around the edge of the trampoline. For user safety, it is recommended to install padding all around the mat to fill in this space and to cover up the springs. This pad simply unfolds around the mat and attaches underneath (check the user manual to see the attaching method). Installing the safety net and poles
User safety on the trampoline is ensured by asafety net enclosure. The net is wrapped around a set of poles that are connected to the trampoline frame. These poles generally come in two parts: top and bottom. Start byattaching the bottom parts to the frame(they usually they screw into the legs). Next,insert the top parts into the net(via the sheaths provided). Then connect the top poles to the corresponding bottom poles, and roll the net down to the jump mat.
High-end trampolines often come with asecond top rail to be fitted to the top of the poles. If this is the case for your trampoline, assemble this just like the top rail at the base, and connect it to the poles beforerolling down the net.
7. Assembling the ladder
Assemble the ladder following the instructions in the user manual and position in front of the gap in the safety net. The ladder is an important element as it allows easy access to the trampoline when in position and prevents use when it is removed.
8. Installing a shoe net
Some models come with a built-in shoe net. It goes without saying that you have to take your shoes off before you get on the trampoline! This handy net attaches to the frame behind the ladder and gives you somewhere to place your shoes to keep them from lying around.
Finally, this is the all procedures for you to install a trampoline. And if you want to learn more about trampolines, you can clickhereto visit our website directly. Thanks for your support.
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