Do I need safety surfacing around my trampoline? No, you do not need anything else than you're existing grass, but there are some benefits from using a safety surface. Here we're going to look at using artificial grass with a...
Kids love trampolining. Kids go to school. Therefore many schools install trampolines in their playgrounds and in particular in-ground trampolines. The following is intended as best practice guidelines for anyone considering installing the Capital In-ground Trampoline Kit in a non-domestic...
The cost of installing an in-ground or sunken trampoline can be greatly mitigated if you can leave the excess soil on site. Skip hire can cost over £300 and sometimes you have to barrow the soil quite some distance to...
We recently installed a 12ft Capital In-ground trampoline in a beautiful Sussex garden with the help of a mini-digger. Starting at 8 am, the whole project (despite having to barrow the soil some 100 mtrs down the garden) was completed...
Digging a suitable hole for an in-ground trampoline is the biggest concern for most people considering installing this type of trampoline. Whilst not an exact science, digging a hole is not as difficult or expensive as most people think. This...
If your trampoline looks like this then it's time to consider buying some replacement parts. This might sound like a very dull topic, but as there are an estimated 2.7 million trampolines in Britain, there are a lot of parents...
The first thing to say is that Trampolines Down Under (TDU) is NOT an Aussie company! The company is based in Utah, USA and very much American. 'Down Under' refers to 'under' the ground. The inspiration behind the business The...
Aeroball is a combination of trampolining, basketball and volleyball. It's fantastic fun and great exercise. How do you make trampolining even more fun? Aeroball is a new sport activity that is rapidly being adopted by schools and activity centres. It's...
The trampoline spares market is awash with what look like bargain priced trampoline frame pads, but we advise caution before you part with your hard earned cash and buy replacement pads that may not be wide enough for your trampoline...
Play bark is often used as a safety surface around climbing frames. We are often asked, do we need safety surfacing for our climbing frame.? If you are buying a climbing frame for use at home, the simple answer is...
Trampoline fitness for all the family At any given time we have at least eight different trampoline models on show in our indoor display area for families to come and try before they buy. When visiting us there can often...
Winter is tough on your trampoline but you can help it survive by following our guide. Winter can be the harshest season for your trampoline with strong winds, heavy rain and rotting leaves guaranteed. A good quality trampoline is made...
