As long as your slope is not substantial, we can install the trampoline. In this case, we dig in the trampoline legs on the higher side of the unit to make it as level as possible. If your slope is more than average, we sell a leveling kit for $50.

How do you put a trampoline on a sloped yard?

Put the trampoline on the part of the yard you want to correct. Then place the plank on top of the trampoline and also place a carpenters level on top of the plank going parallel to the slope. Lift the plank on the downward side of the slope until the bubble in the carpenters level is between the two lines.

Can a trampoline go on a slope?

Many customers ask if they can build an inground trampoline on a slope. The simple answer is yes. In fact most gardens have slopes of some sorts - however, it's relatively straight-forward to install an inground trampoline into a slope.

Does a trampoline need to be perfectly level?

It's still important to get your trampoline as level as possible before using it though. In this case, you may want to consider using a leveling kit or leveling blocks, although digging a trench on the up-slope side or adding soil to the down-slope side will work here as well.

How flat Does your yard need to be for a trampoline?

The safest surface on which to erect a trampoline is a perfectly flat, level lawn; unfortunately, not very many lawns meet that criterion. But if your lawn slopes less than 1 inch for every 7 horizontal inches, you can correct for this by digging trenches into the up-slope legs.

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Can a trampoline go on concrete?

A: The trampoline can go on grass, AstroTurf, concrete, patio, and most other garden surfaces as long as it is even and flat. If the trampoline is going on any other surface apart from grass, please note that you will not be able to use the Ground Anchor accessory as these include stakes that go 1ft into the ground.

Can you put normal trampoline in ground?

You'll need to dig deeper and vertically to allow for the height of the trampoline, and there is a real risk that soil will fall away over time into the hole meaning your kids could hit the bottom while bouncing, and also a gap will appear around the edge of the frame where little feet could get trapped.

Can you put a trampoline in a basement?

Yes, you can. Just about anything is possible. Unless you have really high ceilings in your basement, it is recommended that you do this when your children are small, and do not generate a lot of height when they bounce. There are other issues that come with relocating your trampoline to your basement.

Do you need a flat garden for a trampoline?

If the slope is too severe then you may need to cut out a terrace to give a flat area. Ideally the trampoline should be on soft ground to absorb the impact energy. ... If these are the only possibility then a safety enclosure is a must and try to place some soft matting around the entrance area to the trampoline.

How do you level a slight slope?

Lay an 8-foot-long 2-by-4 flat on the ground at the top of the slope. Position the board so that its length is running down the slope, leaving one end even with the slope's top horizontal edge. Place a level on top of the board and lift the lower end of the board until the level indicates that the board is level.

Are in ground trampolines safer?

In-ground trampolines are safer than normal trampolines because they're flush-to-the-ground not raised above the ground accessed by a ladder. Parents have peace of mind when they let their kids loose on an in-ground trampoline.

How do you fix a slanted lawn?

You can make a sloping property more functional by cutting away a portion of a hill and installing a retaining wall to hold back the soil. This is a great opportunity to create a dedicated planting area behind and along the retaining wall, while reclaiming a portion of your yard for an expanse of grass on level ground.

How much clearance do you need for a trampoline?

Clearance: A clearance space of at least 24 feet above a trampoline is necessary. In addition, there should be a clearance of at least 6 feet on all sides of the trampoline. The trampoline should be a minimum of 6 feet from objects such as buildings, fences, electrical lines, swimming pools, and tree branches.

How much clearance do you need for an indoor trampoline?

ASTM F2970 requires 17 feet of clearance from the floor to the lowest obstruction for trampoline courts. If you want an Stunt Air bag, foam pit or performance trampolines you must go to 20 feet.

How high should a ceiling be for an indoor trampoline?

The average ceiling height is 8 feet - which is high enough for most users. Keep in mind that when bouncing, you start your bounce lower than you would on a spring-based rebounder since you are stretching the bungees downward. You should exercise caution if you decide to jump high and have a lower ceiling.

Why do people put their trampolines in the ground?

In-ground trampolines, also known as sunken trampolines, are installed in the ground so the jumping surface is level with the yard around it, rather than a few feet above on stilts. Just like above-ground trampolines, in-ground ones can have nets added for extra safety.

Should I sink my trampoline?

You must only install a sunken trampoline if you can avoid edge collapse. Otherwise, a heavy jump will result in one side of the trampoline collapsing. Consequently, it may cause severe damage to the jumper.

How much does it cost to put your trampoline in the ground?

You may think now how much does it cost to install an in-ground trampoline. Generally, a standard size in-ground trampoline installation costs vary from $300 to $1000.

Do in ground trampolines attract snakes?

Still, in-ground trampolines are the ultimate temptation for snakes exactly because the space under the mat is the perfect hiding place. However, if they don't have any convenient hiding places on the way to the trampoline, they won't be able to get to it.

How deep should a sunken trampoline be?

You'll need to make sure you don't have a high water table or you're prone to flooding. If in any doubt, dig a trial hole (about 3ft deep) in the area where you want to sink your trampoline and leave for 24 hours to see if the hole fills up with water.

Is it OK to leave a trampoline out in winter?

If you live in a location that tends to get large amounts of snow or experience high winds during the winter months, it may not be a good idea to leave your trampoline outside. The weight of snow can ruin a trampoline, and high winds can blow it around your yard. ... The cold alone does not typically damage a trampoline.