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INSTALLATION AND USER MANUAL - PLAYGROUND

Digging the trampoline pit

 

Position the frame on the location you chose and mark the position on the ground. It’s 

best to mark out a hole a bit wider than the diameter of your trampoline. This will make 

it easier for you to put the frame in and find the right level. Dig the pit to the following 

dimensions described in instructions manual.

The hole should be 75 cm / 2’6’’ deep, 200 cm / 6’7’’ wide and 200 cm / 6’7’’ long. First 

dig the outer hole to create a ledge for your trampoline frame, which needs to be  

40 cm / 1’4’’ deep. Continue by digging the inner hole according to the dimensions 

of your trampoline, with a bowl-shaped bottom. The inner hole should be 40 cm / 

1’4’’ narrower than the trampoline size. This will leave a 20 cm / 8’’ ledge all around on 

which the trampoline will sit.  

TRAMPOLINE SIZE 

Dimension A  

– Trampoline size

Dimension B  

– Inner hole

Dimension C  

– Total depth

6’7’’ x 6’7’’ / 200 x 200 cm 

160 x 160 cm / 5’3’’ x 5’3’’

75 cm / 2’6’’

The hole should not accumulate water (in which case the drainage is necessary) and it 

should be possible to clean during maintenance.

AKROBAT HINT: 

It’s a relatively easy task to hand dig the hole for smaller size trampolines, but it 

would be best to hire a mini digger able to excavate most of the soil and leave you 

with the finishing touches. 
Note: You will need to save some of the soil for later.

Place trampoline to the ground hole

You have metal frame with jumping 

mat ready to put it all togehther to the 

prepared hole in the ground. Level it to 

the right position. 

There should be no gap between ground 

and your trampoline. Finally, re-lay the 

saved soil around the trampoline and 

compact down as much as possible. 

Fix rubber tiles-frame plates on the frame

In the last phase you need to place frame/rubber tiles on the top of the metal frame. Two hooks in 

cover plates should fit directly in the holes on the metal frame. Then slowly lay down the rubber 

tiles to the metal frame. Part in the middle of the rubber tiles will fit directly to the prepred hole 

in the metal frame. All four rubber tiles  are the same, so you can start assembling randomly.
In case of maintenance (changing springs or jumping mat), just lift rubber tiles for app. 45 degree 

and push it easily to yourself. Rubber tiles will »unlock« from the metal frame and you can remove 

it down from metal frame and then change spare parts. 

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C

B

160 x 160 cm / 5’3’’ x 5’3’’

20 cm  

/ 8’’

200 cm / 6’7’’ 

75 cm 

 / 2’6’’

40 cm  

/ 1’4’’

Summary of Contents for PLAYGROUND

Page 1: ...uarantee 62 7 softer bounce absorption EN 03 2021 6 7 x 6 7 200 x 200 cm INSTALLATION AND USER MANUAL PLAYGROUND Akrobat Trampolines Australia 3 21 Leather Street Breakwater VIC 3219 E sales akrobat com au T 1300 393 004 www akrobat com au ...

Page 2: ...sult in serious injury Misuse or abuse of the trampoline is dangerous and can result in serious injury Glasses jewellery and similar objects should be taken off before entering the trampoline Empty your pockets and keep your hands free when jumping Always jump on the middle of the jumping mat Do not sit on on the trampoline frame plates and do not stand on the edge while another person is jumping ...

Page 3: ...ne In order to make the installation of the jumping mat easier put the eight springs in the corners of the jumping mat and attach all eight springs on these locations first You must attach springs to the wire which is sewn in jumping mat Use spring tool to help you attaching springs on the frame Continue by attaching springs from the corners to the middle of the mat on all four sides until all spr...

Page 4: ...latively easy task to hand dig the hole for smaller size trampolines but it would be best to hire a mini digger able to excavate most of the soil and leave you with the finishing touches Note You will need to save some of the soil for later Place trampoline to the ground hole You have metal frame with jumping mat ready to put it all togehther to the prepared hole in the ground Level it to the righ...

Page 5: ...mage or missing parts until the defects are repaired or parts replaced Extreme weather conditions can impact the trampoline materials therefore follow these recommen dations Remove the jumping mat during winter season as the weight of the snow could damage the mat Protect the trampoline from direct heat fire sparks and fireworks Protect your trampoline from heavy rain and snow as well PLEASE KEEP ...

Page 6: ... this manual To learn how to balance and jump stand in the middle of the jumping area and bounce softly up and down to control the movement Increase the intensity gradually returning to the same position on the jumping mat with each bounce Focus on the jumping mat when jumping failing to do so may quickly result in losing balance and falling Do not perform somersaults without supervision Somersaul...

Page 7: ...irection to turn in the air 3 Follow the motion with your hips to complete the turn 4 Land in the sitting position to complete the jump IMPORTANT FLOOR MATERIAL IN RELATION OF FALL HEIGHT AND FREE ZONE For this trampoline a critical fall height of less than 1500 mm is assumed The free fall space must comply with the table below MATERIAL DESCRIPTION MINIMUM DEPTH MAXIMUM FREE HEIGHT OF FALL Turf to...

Page 8: ...ot suitable Checked by Signature Notes REPORT OF REGULAR DAILY VISUAL TRAMPOLINE EXAMINATION Purpose The main inspection shall be carried out in accordance with manufacturer s instructions on maintenance in order to ensure the level of safety of the trampoline its base supporting structure and parts of the trampoline e g wear and possible overall changes in the safety of the trampoline caused by i...

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