Adding a trampoline to the garden always provides heaps of healthy fun for the kids. But does that mean they have to be supervised 24/7 to avoid injuries?
With trampoline safety nets, you're investing in safe play where children of any age can bounce safely on a trampoline without falling out, so you can leave them to have fun without needing to worry
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In our trampoline enclosure net and replacement range, we’ve got a variety of sizes to fit any junior or premium trampoline (measured in feet). These nets are designed to be durable enough to stop kids and pets from falling out, although we do advise that they are not suitable for adults. With features like a zip opening to get in and out, and enclosure sleeves made from durable PE, our trampoline safety nets stand up to wear and tear as well as tough Australian weather.
With fast delivery all over Australia, it's easy to get your new trampoline net or replacement with us today. Please note that the enclosure poles are sold separately.
Measure the circumference of your trampoline’s frame to ensure the net fits perfectly. The best way to measure is in ft with a measuring tape to match up with our trampoline range. If you already have your own, simply look at the measurement dimensions on the trampoline label by the springs.
Consider the net's material for durability and weather resistance, and ensure it has a secure entry system, like zippers or clips, for safe and easy access for the kids. Matching the net to your trampoline's brand can also ensure that it's compatible, so buying a trampoline and safety net from us is the best way to make sure that they’ll fit together.
Trampoline safety nets offer numerous benefits for families looking to add more outdoor activities to their gardens. The safety net primarily acts as a soft but durable barrier that prevents falls off the trampoline, which can lead to injuries, especially if the trampoline is on concrete or a patio. They also provide a safe barrier between kids and the metal frames of the trampoline as well as the springs, so no arms or legs get caught by accident.
Safety nets also give parents peace of mind, knowing their children have an added layer of protection while playing, making the trampoline a safer environment for everyone. Our range also has safety nets that include zips and clips for kids to get in and out, and also stop pets from sleeping on the trampoline.
Replacing your trampoline net involves a few steps but shouldn’t take very long. Usually only 10-20 minutes and you won’t need any specialised tools:
1. Remove the old net by detaching it from the poles and frame. Check your trampoline's manual for any specific instructions.
2. Unfold the new net and attach it to the top of the safety poles, ensuring it's evenly distributed around the trampoline.
3. Secure the bottom of the net to the trampoline frame, often through the hooks or ties.
4. Double-check all connections for tightness and stability before allowing kids to use the trampoline again.
5. You’re good to go, just keep an eye on the poles and nets for the next few days. If they seem to sag, check that the netting is nice and tight.
Perhaps your last net has a tear or one of the poles has been bent out of shape. Whether it's gotten too old or has been damaged, we specialise in spare parts, and our trampoline net range is no different.
You can buy the enclosure pole brackets on this page as well, with different sizes available and a range of colours.
For more information about orders, deliveries, spare parts and more, feel free to browse the Plum Help Centre or reach out to us directly.
