UK weather certainly limits our outdoor fun, especially the fairweather athletes who can't exercise when it's cold or wet!.

Outdoor trampolines and indoor trampolines vary in so much as simple weather protection.

Fundamentally an outdoor trampoline is an indoor trampoline with a protective coat on !. Indoor trampolines don't have the weatherproof coating that outdoor trampolines generally have.

Where are you going to put your new indoor trampoline?

The size of the room clearly dictates the size of your trampoline. Height is probably the most important aspect; don't look from the floor to the ceiling, look from where the platform of the trampoline will be.

It sounds obvious now but some people look at an eight-foot room and think it will be great for a trampoline.

Think about a 6 foot tall adult on a 3 foot high trampoline, that's 9 feet before we've jumped on and off the trampoline.

A 12 foot clearance may still not be enough.

Generally trampolines come in sizes from mini 3 or 4 footers in 2 feet increments, 4', 6', 8', 10', 12', 14', 16'. Not forgetting the mini trampolines of course.