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PARTS LIST

Please refer to the Parts List below for descriptions and reference numbers. The assembly steps
use

the “Description”

and

“

R

ef #” to identify parts while assembling

. Make sure you have all parts

listed in the table below.

If you think you’re missing any

parts, please contact your supplier.

Parts List

Item #

Item Image

Description

QTY

1

“A”

Frame Corner

2

2

“B”

Frame Corner

2

3

Short Centre Rail

2

4

Long Centre Rail

2

5

Leg

4

6

Leg Extension

8

7

. .

Frame Cross Brace

2

8

. .

Frame Bolt Set

1

9

Mat

1

10

Spring Attachment Wire

90

11

Spring

106

12

Spring tool

1

13

Long Pads

2

14

Short Pads

2

15

. .

Long Bungee

12

16

. .

Short Bungee

40

17

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Summary of Contents for StringPro

Page 1: ...et enclosure the safest height to jump from is when the mat is at ground level i e the trampoline is installed In Ground This manual only covers the assembly of the trampoline it does not include any detailed information on In Ground preparation installation If required contact the supplier for further information on putting the trampoline In Ground Warning Read this manual before assembling and u...

Page 2: ...USER 5 TRAMPOLINE SAFE USE 5 TRAMPOLINE LOCATION REDUCING SAFETY RISKS 6 PARTS LIST 7 ASSEMBLY STEP 1 ASSEMBLING THE FRAME 8 ASSEMBLY STEP 2 INSTALLING THE MAT ERROR BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED ASSEMBLY STEP 3 STRING MAT PROTECTIVE COATING PAINT 14 ASSEMBLY STEP 4 ATTACHING THE PADS 16 STRING MAT LIFE AND MAINTENANCE 17 GENERAL CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 19 USER INSPECTION CHECKLIST 20 ...

Page 3: ...nexpectedly and uncontrollably into each other with force Weight variations between users can compound this Smaller children are particularly susceptible to increased risk of injury when jumping with adults and larger children for example a double bounce dramatically increases the energy transferred to the smaller body and children s legs have been broken and severe spinal injuries have occurred a...

Page 4: ...s 1 Landing on your head or neck while doing somersaults can cause serious injury paralysis or even death Do not attempt to learn somersaults or flip routines on your own Only do these if a you have already been trained and are competent and b you are under the supervision of a trained and experienced supervisor coach safety spotter 2 When approaching the trampoline focus your eyes on the centre o...

Page 5: ...ding each spring takes its fair share of the jumping force balanced loads enable longer life of all the components 11 String mats can be harsher to land on and can easily graze or cut bare skin As a minimum it s recommended to use the following a start with a long sleeved shirt get used to the feel before trying a tee shirt b start with leggings get used to the feel before trying shorts c non slip...

Page 6: ...rfaces make sure soft fall protection is put in place surrounding the trampoline 2 Maintain a minimum clearance of 5m on all sides of the trampoline 3 Surfaces to consider minimising potential landing injuries are gymnastic floor padding sand and other designed impact absorption materials 4 Do not place the trampoline near other surrounding hazards that can cause serious injuries when users exit t...

Page 7: ...ave all parts listed in the table below If you think you re missing any parts please contact your supplier Parts List Item Item Image Description QTY 1 A Frame Corner 2 2 B Frame Corner 2 3 Short Centre Rail 2 4 Long Centre Rail 2 5 Leg 4 6 Leg Extension 8 7 Frame Cross Brace 2 8 Frame Bolt Set 1 9 Mat 1 10 Spring Attachment Wire 90 11 Spring 106 12 Spring tool 1 13 Long Pads 2 14 Short Pads 2 15 ...

Page 8: ...ll excess from the outside of the join area Do not use a spray lubricant like WD 40 as this only has a temporary affect Warning Take care with all steel tube edges assume all edges are sharp Use suitable gloves Step 1 1 Align the bolt holes of the Leg Ref 5 and the matching hole in the Leg Extensions Ref 6 Install a bolt and lightly thread on the nut Repeat this step until all the Leg Extensions a...

Page 9: ...Don t tighten the nut until the end of the frame assembly Step 1 2 2 Repeat at the other end of the Long Centre Rail Ref 4 Note The Long Centre Rail will curve slightly inwards this is for optimum spring load balance Step 1 3 0 Insert the B Corner Rail Ref 2 Note For all frame corner and rail pieces the wriggle bar will face to the inside of the trampoline as this is what the springs will attach t...

Page 10: ...les the frame to have some preload when fully assembled Once the join is fully inserted and the holes are aligned install a bolt and lightly thread on the nut Note Don t tighten the nut until the end of the frame assembly Step 1 4 Repeat steps 1 3 0 to 1 3 2 for the opposite side except use the A Frame Corner Ref 1 Step 1 5 Repeat Steps 1 3 0 to 1 4 for the other end Step 1 6 Line up the two parti...

Page 11: ...o ensure all joins are pushed in fully before assembling the mat and springs If required use a rubber mallet or wood to help final fitment however do not use a steel hammer directly on the steel frame at any stage Step 1 9 Install the Frame Cross Brace Ref 7 at each end with the provided bolts and nuts Note to allow easier access to install the mat springs and pads this can be done as the very las...

Page 12: ...n Warning Please take care where your hands and other parts of the body are placed when pulling springs Be aware that you are placing stored energy into the spring and if the spring is not restrained correctly it can cause injury to you or anyone else in the vicinity Step 2 0 Install a Spring ref 11 onto the corner ring of the Mat ref 9 and frame Repeat for all 4 corners Note Take care that the ma...

Page 13: ... 6 mat loops Step 2 2 1 Continue until all spring attachment wires are installed Step 2 3 0 Install 2 springs on both sides of each corner Note Do not install all springs on one side first as when you go to install the springs on the opposite sides you will overload the springs Step 2 3 1 Install 5 springs on both sides of each corner Step 2 3 2 Install another 5 springs in the same sequence ...

Page 14: ...rom premature wear Paint Requirements The paint used needs to have the following main properties Adhesion to the mat material Able to provide UV protection Be able to withstand large flexibility stresses To be a contrasting color to the pads safer user experience Preferably quick drying General Painting Guidelines Underside of the mat 1 coat Top side of the mat 2 to 3 coats Allow adequate drying b...

Page 15: ...t s ideal if first coat on the top side is not heavy Step 3 2 Continue to paint the mat while avoiding the edges with your roller Step 3 3 To minimise the amount of brushing needed take the roller handle off for finer control and continue rolling closer to the edge Step 3 4 Finally finish painting the remaining edge of the mat with a brush ensuring you paint the outer mat edge loops Step 3 5 Allow...

Page 16: ... and brushing or spraying on the 2nd colour Step 3 6 Apply one coat of paint on the underside Allow to dry completely before continuing assembly Step 4 Pads Step 4 0 Position the pads on top of the frame Step 4 1 Insert the end of the short pads Ref 14 into the sleeve of the long pads Ref 13 Step 4 2 0 Lift the pads up and thread a Long Bungee Ref 15 through the underside wriggle bar Note Ensure t...

Page 17: ...ong Pads Ref 13 14 lift the pad up to access the underside and locate the brass eyelets Pinch the eyelet area so the eyelet holes line up The Bungee can then be threaded through Step 4 3 1 Once the Bungee is through the brass eyelets loop the Bungee around the main frame as shown Rotate it around so it s repositioned so the head is on the inside of the frame Repeat this step until all Bungees are ...

Page 18: ...nd tie off to the other end on the underside as well Do this while the repaired string and mat is under tension installed on the trampoline Aim to have similar tension on the repaired string as to the surrounding area b protect the trampoline from any sharp objects that can cut the strings c do not use the trampoline if the mat sustains damage broken strings should be repaired prior to use Usage a...

Page 19: ...ive surface for the user simply wash off with cold water and let it dry before using the trampoline Bed Mat Use The bed and suspension system are designed to last well if most of the jumping is primarily done in the centre and is not overloaded Abrasive items like dirt or sand accelerate wear if on the bed while jumping Date of Purchase Record your purchase date here Note The trampoline components...

Page 20: ... in good condition e g no signs of stress cracks rust or corrosion Frame does not present sharp protrusions or edges Trampoline Suspension System Suspension system is in good condition e g springs are not over stretched or damaged not bent or broken no rust or corrosion Suspension system is complete e g all springs are present and connected Suspension system does not have sharp protrusions or edge...

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