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.