Before you choose your trampoline consider these points:
1.Purpose – How do you intend to use your trampoline? If it is just for recreational purposes consider buying the safer circular trampolines. However if you need a trampoline for training purposes, such as gymnastics, we recommend rectangular trampolines because they are better suited for different techniques such as somersaults.
2.Space – It is necessary to consider the amount of space available in your backyard to make sure you buy a trampoline that isn’t too big or too small.
3.Quality – Quality is an essential factor that always must be considered. Contrary to popular belief, a high quality trampoline is not always an expensive trampoline. They can simply be made from materials such as, galvanized metal, thicker foam, UV resistant and waterproof pads and mats.
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Any child under the age of 6 should not use a full size trampoline. For children over the age of 6, adult supervision is recommended at all time to ensure the safety of your children.
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Check to see if the trampoline is very wet after rain. If it is then the trampoline should not be used as the mat can be very slippery when wet. You can avoid this issue by covering the trampoline mat when raining.
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Yes, it has been said that this will not negatively affect the trampoline’s safety as long as the mat is at least 3 feet above the ground. Also make sure that the trampoline is in a secure position and that irregular movement does not occur when it is in use.
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Our trampolines are designed to be used all year round. However do not use your trampoline when it is wet, covered by snow or ice.
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Simply covering your trampoline when it is not in use can prolong its life. This avoids long term exposure to the sun, which will prevent the PVC from deteriorating.

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Yes, simply call us on 1300 351 420 or order your parts on our website. If subject to a large amount of use, it is normal for the springs, mats and pads to show some wear and tear. We have springs, mats and pads of all shapes and sizes.
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We recommend buying a trampoline ladder, which can be found on our website. These provide a safe and easy means for your children to get on and off the trampoline.
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All of our trampolines are manufactured according to a set of comprehensive safety regulations, such as Australian Standard AS4989. In order to guarantee the safety of the trampoline, we advise them to be assembled strictly according to the instructions provided and adult supervision during all times of trampoline usage.
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Our trampolines are generally very easy to set up. Tools provided with our spring trampoline packages and with all our products you will find comprehensive assembly instructions. We also provide an assembly service if you wish for someone else to assemble your trampoline. If you have enquiries during the assembly process feel free to contact us on 1300 351 420.
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Due to the structure of the trampoline, they have been known to be unstable during high winds. Do not use the trampoline during high winds. We suggest either removing the trampoline mat or turning the trampoline upside down to prevent it from moving in the wind.
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Although a cover is not mandatory for trampoline, it can help you with
1、keeping the mat and pad clear of dirt and debris.
2、keeping the mat and pad dry when raining.
3、protecting the mat and pad from UV radiation to increase the life of these components.
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The safest way option is to allow only one child to play on a round trampoline at a time. This is because, on round trampolines, the design of the springs will push the person who is jumping towards the centre of the trampoline. With more than one person, there is a higher risk of collision.
Important things to keep in mind are to keep your children under supervision and make sure they do not exceed the weight limit. Safety enclosures can help prevent children from falling off the trampoline.
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Yes. Our trampolines are designed to be left outside all year around. Lifespan trampolines are manufactured with galvanised steel, polypropylene, polyester or PVC materials, which are UV resistant and water proof.
Trampoline covers can prolong the life of your trampoline as well as making it more convenient for the cleaner. Covers keep your trampoline mat and pad clean and protect them from UV and rainfall.
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It is recommended that trampolines are placed on an even surface. We allow for an angle of less than 15 degrees. To accommodate for this dig a trench of approximately 3 inches, to be adjusted according to the exact angle of the trampoline, for the elevated leg(s), whilst supporting the lowered leg(s) using timber, or any equivalent blocks.
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