Trampoline Mats
Replacement trampoline mats are one of the trickiest parts to replace—and one of the most important.
A few millimetres off, and your new mat won’t fit. That’s why we offer not just a wide range, but real guidance. From round and rectangle mats to spring wire attachments, we’ve got everything you need to get your trampoline bouncing like new. All our mats are made from UV-resistant materials engineered for Australia’s tough conditions. Reinforced stitching, heavy-duty construction, and compatibility with many major brands. If you’re unsure, start with our Round Mat Calculator or reach out to our team for personalised advice.
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FAQs for Trampoline Mats
Look for visible tears, fraying edges, or thinning fabric that shows excessive wear. Performance issues like decreased bounce or sagging are clear indicators it's time for a replacement. Australia's harsh UV exposure accelerates mat deterioration, which is why our UV-resistant materials are specifically engineered for longer life in local conditions. Don't wait until complete failure - replacing your mat at the first signs of significant wear prevents safety hazards and protects your trampoline frame from uneven stress.
Yes! Our trampoline mats offer compatibility with many Australian and international brands. We've engineered our mats with universal fitting systems that adapt to various frame designs while maintaining optimal tension and performance. Our comprehensive size range covers standard dimensions from 8ft to 16ft in round, rectangular, and round shapes. If you're unsure about compatibility with your specific trampoline model, our Play Experts can quickly confirm the right mat based on your frame measurements.
Absolutely. We recommend purchasing a spring tool (sold separately) to make quick work of it, some gloves, and about 15-30 minutes. Start by attaching the springs in a cross pattern (12, 6, 3, 9 o'clock), then work around the circle or rectangle evenly. For larger trampolines, a second pair of hands helps.