Trampolines are great fun for children and are a great form of exercise, but accidents involving trampolines are common. If you want your children to enjoy the fun of trampolining, take note of these safety issues.

  • Children should be at least six years of age before using a garden trampoline.
  • We advise our customer to ensure that only one person uses the trampoline at any one time.  About 75% of injuries occur when more than one person is on the trampoline, with the person who weighs less five times more likely to be injured.
  • A safety enclosure when zipped and closed makes it impossible for them to fall off.
  • Choose where you put your trampoline carefully and ensure that it is on grass, sand soft bark or any other material which will absorb the energy.
  • Children and pets should never play underneath the trampoline.
  • Read the safety instructions which come with your trampoline and practice the basic trampolining moves.
  • Set some rules so everyone knows what they should and shouldn't be doing, for example, always bounce in the middle, only one person at a time, never attempt somersaults etc
  • Young children should always be supervised.
Before each use you should: 
  • Check there are no holes or damage to the jumping mat.
  • Check the frame, and that the leg braces are locked in place.
  • Ensure your children know the risks of not using the trampoline properly.
  • Remove all jewellery, watches, necklaces and of course shoes.
  • Don't have more than one person on at once.

ENJOY SAFE BOUNCING!

 

Safety First

The latest editions, Vortex, Orbit, Jump Capsule Mk3 and Elite, all have innovative safety improvements to them. No range is released into the market without extensive testing and passing the European testing certifications.