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VULY2  

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   SPECIFIC USE & SAFETY LIMITATIONS

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Responsibility rests with the owner and supervisors of the trampoline to 

make sure that all users are aware of practices specified in the Usage 

and Safety Instructions. 

Read all instructions before using your trampoline. For further 

information or additional instructional material, contact 

[email protected]

 or your nearest trampoline club. 

SITE PLANNING

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Place your trampoline on impact-absorbing surfaces, such as 

grass, wood chips, non-beach sand (to avoid rusting), rubber or 

synthetic compounds. 

•  Ensure that the site is sufficiently stable to prevent the trampoline 

from tipping or blowing away. We recommend using the Vuly 

Anchor Kit (sold separately) to secure the trampoline to the 

ground.

•  Ensure that there is adequate overhead clearance. We 

recommend a minimum clearance of 8 m/26’ from ground level. 

Provide additional clearance for wires, tree branches and other 

possible hazards. 

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Ensure that there is adequate lateral clearance. We recommend a minimum of at least 2 m/7’ of free space on all sides of the trampoline. This 

area should be free of concrete, bitumen, brick or other hard surfaces.

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Keep the area around the trampoline clear and away from walls, fences, building structures and other play areas. 

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Do not place the trampoline on top other objects, or store anything under the trampoline, such as garden tools and bicycles. 

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Avoid using the trampoline during gusty or severe winds. Use only when wind or air movement is calm and gentle.

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Place the trampoline in a well-lit area.

SAFETY CHECKS

Perform the following safety check procedures before using the trampoline:

Product Check

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Inspect the trampoline before and after each use for component deterioration, which can happen over time from use and from environmental 

and weather conditions. 

•  Inspect the safety net structure for missing, improperly positioned, bent, broken or insecurely attached net poles, pole caps and sharp 

protrusions.

•  Inspect the safety net textiles for deteriorated stitching, punctures, fraying, sagging, tears or holes.

•  Replace any worn, defective, or missing parts immediately, and through Vuly Trampolines only.

•  Check the surface of the mat for foreign objects, and remove them.

•  Ensure that the trampoline safety net (and frame padding, if applicable) is correctly fitted.

•  Disallow any activity underneath the trampoline.

•  Refrain from using the trampoline when it is rainy or wet.

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Secure the trampoline properly when not in use to protect against unauthorised use.

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Remove any ladder from the trampoline when not in use to prevent children from falling.

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Lubricate where metal components connect, and on the springs.

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Use only Vuly-made accessories with, or on, our trampolines.

Personal Check

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Avoid bouncing while tired, or bouncing for so long that you become tired.

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Refrain from eating or drinking on the trampoline.

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Avoid bouncing immediately after a meal. 

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Do not use a trampoline while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

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Ensure that the user’s weight is less than 150 kg/330 lbs (8FT, 10FT), 120 kg/265 lbs (12FT, 14FT). 

Clothing Check

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Wear clothing that is tight fitting, and that allows you to move freely.

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Wear sun-protective clothing, sunscreen and a soft hat.

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Wear clothing that is free of drawstrings, hooks, loops, buckles, jewellery or anything that could get caught in the trampoline net.

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Do not wear shoes while bouncing, unless they are designed for use on a trampoline and are well-fitted.

Behaviour Check

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Do not allow more than one person onto the trampoline at a time.

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Do not allow any solid or sharp extraneous items onto the trampoline. 

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Do not allow pets on the trampoline. 

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Do not jump onto or off of the trampoline.

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Do not use trampoline without mature and knowledgeable supervision. 

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Do not sit on the edge of the trampoline; additional weight puts pressure on the entire system.

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Do not walk closely in front of, behind or between the trampoline’s moving parts.

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Do not stop any moving parts suddenly while they are in motion. 

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Do not use the trampoline in any way that is not described in this manual.

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Ensure that you do not misuse or abuse the trampoline; it could cause serious injuries.

ATTENTION! SAFETY INFORMATION, INSTALLATION, CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Summary of Contents for Vuly2

Page 1: ...se Retain this information addresses and phone numbers for future reference Content may vary from pictures TM Vuly Holdings Pty Ltd All rights reserved Spin Master Ltd Licensed distributor Spin Master logo Spin Master Ltd All rights reserved SPIN MASTER LTD 450 FRONT STREET WEST TORONTO ON M5V 1B6 CANADA Imported into EU by SPIN MASTER INTERNATIONAL S A R L 16 AVENUE PASTEUR L 2310 LUXEMBOURG www ...

Page 2: ...ck or other hard surfaces as these can cause serious injuries Inspect the trampoline before each use Make sure the frame padding is correctly and securely positioned Replace any worn defective or missing parts Remove all jewellery including rings earrings and necklaces Do not jump onto the trampoline from another surface or high platform Do not jump off the trampoline onto other surfaces Climb off...

Page 3: ...or warp Avoid tilting the trampoline or resting it on its side the frame may bend under its own weight Disassemble the trampoline and return it to its original packaging to transport it long distances IMPORTANT NOTES Metal Rust and Corrosion Be aware of areas that are particularly prone to rusting Places where water is easily trapped Hollow sections of steel which can appear in good condition on t...

Page 4: ...d stitching punctures fraying sagging tears or holes Replace any worn defective or missing parts immediately and through Vuly Trampolines only Check the surface of the mat for foreign objects and remove them Ensure that the trampoline safety net and frame padding if applicable is correctly fitted Disallow any activity underneath the trampoline Refrain from using the trampoline when it is rainy or ...

Page 5: ...d yarn Broken sewing threads Sagging fabric Faded or torn fabric Safety Net Holes Burn marks Frayed yarn Broken sewing threads Stretched mesh Torn edges Stretched seams Faded materials Use this checklist to inspect the trampoline before each use Replace any worn defective or missing parts to avoid potential hazards If the following listed issues are discovered do not continue to use the trampoline...

Page 6: ...gain control by quickly stopping your movement Keep your feet on the mat and absorb the rebound of the trampoline through your knees and waist This skill should be the first skill that you learn and you should use it whenever you feel out of balance or when you land away from the centre of the mat To practice the stop bounce 1 Stand in centre of the mat with your feet about hip width apart 2 Attem...

Page 7: ... trampoline and begins the game by calling out the name of an icon and jumping onto it Players then take turns repeating the icon that the previous player s jumped onto while adding a new icon at the end of the sequence A player is out of the game if they jump on an incorrect icon or execute the sequence in the wrong order The winner is the last player left jumping Story Hop Players 2 3 The first ...

Page 8: ...ction of the joiner pole Make sure that the foot of the joiner pole is facing outwards B Press in the push buttons 2 to insert the female side of the lower frame tube into the male Ensure the push buttons pop out the holes to secure Repeat until you have completed the lower frame ring Repeat Step 3 for the upper frame tubes Note There are no push buttons the mat and springs will hold the frame tog...

Page 9: ... flat and centred Lay the trampoline net over the top At this point you should ensure that the red mark is positioned just to the right of a joiner pole The long end of the spring hooks into the frame alternating above and below the frame The short end of the springs hook onto the mat D shackles Attach 1 spring on one side of the mat Go to the opposite side of the mat and using the spring tool att...

Page 10: ... is reinforced at the bottom and the upper net pole has extra holes in centre 11 STEP Insert each upper net pole into the lower net pole Ensure that you face the holes at the top of the net poles outwards Rest the connected poles against the frame near each joiner pole 12 STEP Insert the net pole plug into the upper net pole Ensure that the material is not twisted 13 STEP Lift the completed net po...

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