Step 2
Go round the entire frame attaching the remaining panels in the same way until your retaining wall is complete.
Placing the Trampoline into the Hole
Installation Time
With two people you should allow approximately one hour for this stage.
When your hole is finished, lift the frame (complete with wall, mat and springs) into the hole and onto the ledge
you’ve created. Check the levels are correct - you may want to remove the whole trampoline to make any
adjustments to the height that the frame is sitting.
Filling In:
Fill-in on the outside of the trampoline with the topsoil you’ve saved from your hole dig, and compact
the soil. Then re-lay the turf around the perimeter.
Handy Hint
Attach the more tightly curled end of the springs
to the D-rings on the jump mat.
Handy Hint
You will need to use the Spring Tool to attach the
springs to the frame. Hook the spring tool onto the
end of a spring, and pull until the spring can be
slotted into the correct slot in the frame.
Mat Assembly
Step 1
Lay the Jump Mat inside the frame of the trampoline with the centre logo facing upwards.
Step 2
Next attach the four corner springs. Then attach springs in the 12, 6, 3 and 9 o’clock positions directly opposite
each other.
Step 3
Finish by attaching the remainder of the springs. Do this by attaching a few springs on one side, then going to
the other side of the trampoline to attach a few more. This evens out the tension on the mat and springs.
Important
During assembly it may look like the mat won’t fit, it will however stretch to the correct size when attaching
the springs. This may take a little force. The frame itself may get pulled inwards and this is normal. The corner
springs in particular may look & remain stretched. Don’t worry as these are high quality springs & you cannot
overstretch a spring.
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Fitting the Retaining Wall
It is now time to fit the retaining wall to the frame. There are eight Wall Panels with four of them having hole
cut-outs only in the corners (these are for the straight sides). Four panels have cut-outs in the corners and four
cut-outs in the middle of the wall panel (these are for the corners).
Step 1
Take one wall panel and lay it against the frame between the upright sections. Insert a Self-tapping Screw with
either a hand-held cross-head screwdriver or electric screwdriver, and tighten.
Ensure the wall is as flush to the frame as possible.
Wall Panels with 4 corner cut outs - Straight edges
Wall Panels with 4 corner and 4 inner cut outs - Corners
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