What size is considered an "extra large" trampoline?

At Web & Warehouse, extra large trampolines typically range from 14ft to 17ft in diameter for round models, while rectangular options extend to sizes like 8ft x 12ft, 9ft x 14 ft, 10ft x 14ft, and up to 10ft x 17ft. These spacious designs offer generous jumping areas, making them ideal for growing families, teenagers, or anyone wanting more room to move. The extra surface area allows for a more comfortable and versatile jumping experience; especially for those practising skills or seeking greater freedom of movement.

How much space do I need in my backyard for an extra large trampoline?

For safe installation of an extra large trampoline, we recommend ensuring there is a clear space around the entire perimeter the Australian standards recommend 1m clearance. We recommend creating a buffer zone from fences, trees, and other structures. Remember to check for overhead obstacles like branches or clotheslines too! Always ensure the ground is level for proper installation and you have safe clearence around your designated trampoline space.

What is the weight capacity of extra large trampolines?

We caution comparing trampolines on a weight capacity and always recommend checking the manufacturers specification, as each model can be different. As a guide we recommend trampolines exceed the 2015 Australian standards which requires higher compliance than the 2013 standards. Rectangular trampolines typically offer higher weight limits than round models of similar size. These robust weight capacities may accommodate adults enjoying family bounce time too! All GeeTramp and Acon trampolines exceed Australian safety standards with reinforced frames and high quality springs designed to provide consistent performance even with regular use by heavier jumpers.

How do I secure an extra large trampoline against strong Australian winds?

To help keep your trampoline secure during high winds, we recommend the GeeTramp Trampoline wind and storm anchor kit; specifically designed to hold the upper frame to the ground using heavy-duty ratchet straps and steel pickets.