Rebo Base Jump Inground Garden Trampoline with Halo II Enclosure - 8ft

The Rebo Inground Base Jump trampoline is designed to sit flush with your garden surface for a sea...

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The Rebo Base Jump 8ft Inground Garden Trampoline is designed for homeowners seeking a discreet, safe, and high-performance bouncing solution that blends seamlessly into their landscape. By sitting flush with the garden surface, it removes the need for climbing, making it an excellent choice for families prioritizing accessibility and aesthetic appeal; however, potential buyers should be aware that the installation process requires significant manual labor, including excavation to recess the frame into the ground.

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Model Part Number5060567559507
BrandRebo

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FAQs

Do I need to dig the hole myself?

Yes, installing an inground trampoline requires excavating the ground to fit the frame. You may choose to do this as a DIY project or hire professional landscapers.

Can I choose the color of the safety padding?

Padding is supplied in either yellow or black, depending on stock availability at the time of purchase.

Is adult supervision required?

Yes, adult supervision is recommended at all times to ensure safe play and adherence to weight limits.

How much space do I need around the trampoline?

It is recommended to maintain a clear, safe perimeter around the entire trampoline to prevent collisions with garden structures.

Is the trampoline waterproof?

The materials are designed for outdoor use; however, using a protective cover during the off-season will help extend the life of the jumping mat and padding.

Troubleshooting

The trampoline feels like it loses air pressure or 'thuds' when jumping

This is usually caused by inadequate airflow underneath. Check the excavation hole to ensure it is deep enough in the center and free of debris.

The safety enclosure netting is sagging

Re-tighten the mounting straps or check that the support poles are properly seated in their brackets.

Springs are squeaking during use

Apply a silicone-based lubricant to the spring attachment points to reduce friction and noise.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Seamless aesthetic integration with garden landscaping
  • Eliminates the need for a ladder due to flush-to-ground design
  • Enhanced safety features with the Halo II enclosure
  • Robust construction ensures long-term outdoor durability

Cons

  • Requires professional or extensive DIY excavation and ground preparation
  • Permanent installation limits the ability to relocate the trampoline
  • Padding color may vary depending on supply

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Proper installation is the most critical aspect of owning an inground trampoline. You must dig a bowl-shaped hole beneath the trampoline frame to allow for air displacement during jumps. The depth should be tapered from the center toward the edges. Regularly inspect the springs and frame for signs of rust or wear, especially after harsh winter months. To keep the enclosure in top condition, ensure the net is taut and the zip-entry is fully closed when in use. If the padding becomes damaged, contact the manufacturer to order replacements to maintain safety standards.

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