Childrens Trampoline Suppliers UK. Buyers guide for Kids trampolines

Childrens' Trampoline buyers guide. Discount kids trampolines

Generally trampolines come in sizes from 3ft which can be used as adult training trampolines as well as childrens trampolines.

4 feet to 16 feet, in 2 feet increments, 4', 6', 8', 10', 12', 14', 16' are popular sizes.

The small junior trampolines are great because sensible adults may resist the temptation of having a bounce.

Before you go for a childrens size trampoline, consider who else will be bouncing on it.

You might think that the trampoline is for the kids but it is almost guranteed that adults will use it....they can't resist!

Ther are min trampolines in three or four feet sizes but think bigger for safety reasons.

A 10 ft trampoline would be okay for one child or a couple of small kids and maybe an adult occasionally.

If adults are going to use it, (and they will!) go for a12 foot, and if heavier adults and children will be bouncing, then you ought to consider a 14' trampoline on the basis that the bigger trampolines accept more jumping weight.

Safety is paramount

Trampolines are for fun and they develop excitement, which in turn leads to over-excitement if we are not cautious. Nobody wants to be a spoilsport but laying down some ground rules is essential.
Just because your trampoline can take a sixteen stone person, imagine if that bulk of a person was a little tipsy bounced off the trampoline and landed on a small child. Alcohol and drugs is a big NO, don't entertain it because in a world of 'No Win, No Fee' lawsuits someone's lawyer could be pursuing you.
Another threat is two people banging in to each other. One person on a trampoline is the safest and if that one person is a child never leave it unattended.

If you are have a garden party, nominate 'spotters', a bit like lifeguards at a swimming pool and ensure the spotters are always around the trampoline. Generally parents will watch their own children but err on the side of caution and ask a responsibility adult to keep watch.

There is a terrific trampoline safety accessory, a safety net for trampolines sometime called Fun Rings. They prevent accidents and ensure the user cannot jump off the trampoline. One should always step off.
The safest part on a trampoline is the centre, stay in the middle and keep bouncing low and under control. Consistently landing in the centre of the trampoline. Avoid bouncing for long periods of time and do not bounce when you are tired Do not attempt back flips (back somersaults), multiple somersaults or twisting somersaults on your trampoline.