Safety guide

Trampoline Safety

When buying a trampoline this question always pops up in the back of your mind, rest assured that's not a bad thing at all.

Rebo Trampolines take a personal interest in all our younger Trampoline Fans in making sure they have a safe and entertaining trampoline experience.

All the new trampolines come with advanced and upgraded technology, not only in the springs, but the trampoline bed, frame and outer trampoline padding. These 4 main parts in the trampoline work together as the 4 safety points as well, making sure that your child has a smooth controlled bounce.

If you feel that the standard safety points that are built into the trampolines are not enough, not to worry. There are other options, as shown below:

Trampoline Safety Nets -
these are a fail safe method if you are looking for something to keep your children safe, as long as the units are used in the correct manor the offer a superb level of trampoline safety. All the Trampoline Safety Nets are designed as outer cage units, once the children are inside they can bounce around and your mind will be put at rest.

Put The Trampolines In The Ground -
Another option to consider, slightly more work but still a good option. This is a very simple option; all you need to do is dig a hole to the same depth as the height of your trampoline. Leave a small space around the edge to allow for frame movement and you away. We would still recommend the easier option of Trampoline Safety Nets but that's for you to decide.

Anchor Kit -
Not only does this eliminate the trampoline blowing over in high winds, it steadies the trampoline while in use. This reduces the risk of movement in the frame, especially on wet surfaces.

There we have it, the Rebo Trampoline Buying Guide; we hope we have helped you in your decision of buying your Family a Trampoline.

If we have missed anything or you would like to ask some additional questions, please don't hesitate to contact us by emailing the Rebo team and we will do our best to help you out.