About this item:

👍Stable, sturdy outdoor trampoline with a jumping sheet, padded poles, safety net and spring cover / spring protection

👍Fitness, playing and training device for big and small alike – promotes stamina, motor skills and balance

👍Safe jumping fun, max. user weight up to 330 lbs (150 kg) – 96 galvanised steel springs for maximum jumping fun, total height 106 in (270 cm), entry height 35.4 in (90 cm), jumping sheet Ø 163 in (414 cm)

👍High-quality net surrounding the entire jumping area for maximum safety – high quality jumping sheet made of indestructible polypropylene with an additional UV-coating

👍Sturdy, strong ring frame, legs and net poles made up of 0.98 in (25 mm) steel pipes – Delivery incl. detailed assembly manual and special tools

Product Description

Ultrasport Garden Trampoline Uni-Jump, Kids Trampoline

Trampoline Complete Set Including Jumping Sheet, Safety Net, Padded Net Posts and Edge Cover (460 cm)

For a safe and pleasurable experience: With the Ultrasport Uni-Jump trampoline, the highest value was placed on optimum reliability and long product life. The jumping mat itself is made of indestructible polypropylene, and is protected against UV rays with an additional coating. The circumferential padding that covers the round frame and the springs is 0.39 in (10 mm) thick.

The Ultrasport Garden Trampoline Uni-Jump is tested and awarded by a variety of different inspection bodies. Test winner in the kids trampoline category by parent test winners.

Specifications:

• Max. user weight: approx. 330 lbs (150 kg)
• Galvanised steel pipes
• 96 galvanized steel springs
• High quality net
• Frame height approx. 35.4 in (90 cm)
• Jumping sheet with UV-coating
• Padded edge cover

Customer questions & answers

Question: Can this be placed and used on hard ground, eg tiled floor with anchors?
Answer: As a rule, the ground underneath a garden trampoline should be as even and as soft as possible. Lawn or soil is preferable to hard ground such as stone, wood or asphalt.
If you don't have the option to place the trampoline on soft ground, you should use padding underneath the legs and base elements. Cushioning mats as often used on playgrounds are very useful for this purpose.
It is also important to not have the trampoline stand on different kinds of underground - for example, trying to even out a bumpy meadow with pieces of wood or stone is not good.
The general idea is to allow the substantial forces developing while jumping to be absorbed and led away through the frame evenly. Otherwise the lifetime of the metal elements and the springs especially is likely to be shortened substantially.

Question: How easy and how much time does it take to remove the safety netting and poles for storage?
Answer: Hello we stored it last winter and it is easy to disassemble. The poles unscrew without any problems. Takes about 30-45 mins to takes whole thing apart. Was worth it though as no rust!

Question: Will this be able to be left out in winter?
Answer: Our garden trampolines are designed for outdoor use, hence can be kept outside all year without worries. We would advise to take the safety net down for the winter months, so that the weight of snow and ice won't wear out the mesh material. You should also remove snow from the jumping mat in order to prevent ice from building up, because the weight would put a constant strain on the springs. For the same reason, if you cover the trampoline with a protective tarp to keep it clean, we would suggest to prop the frame up a bit, in a slightly slanted position, so that rain water won't collect on the mat.
If you keep these few points in mind you can leave the trampoline outside without worries.

Question: Is the anchor set really needed? Might be a stupid question but never had a trampoline before!
Answer: While you may find the trampoline to be quite heavy (ours range from 30 to 60 kg in weight, depending on the diameter) and thus safe from gusts of wind, you would be surprised at how much hold the jumping mat offers to the wind. For our customer service staff the busiest time of the year is storm season, from autumn to winter. Not only is the trampoline itself likely to take damage when falling on its side and rolling, we often hear of cases where damage is caused to cars and other valuable property.
We definitely recommend securing your garden trampoline with ground anchors.