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commercial warranty.
Do not use the trampoline under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Do not sit or lean on the cushion as it must be flexible to be able to move with the jumping mat. Be
careful that small children do not get up using the cushions. Tears caused by bearing blockage are
not covered by the commercial warranty.
Do not expose the trampoline to direct contact with flames.
BE CAREFUL
1. Please ensure that the safety net is closed and reattached before jumping.
2. Do not intentionally jump into the safety net, it is only designed to prevent people from falling off the
trampoline. An intentional jump into the net can tip the trampoline or damage your net. Solicitations
of the safety net is considered abusive, which is not covered by the commercial warranty, please
refer to the warnings.
All trampoline users need a supervisor, regardless of the age or experience of the user.
Somersaults should be avoided. Incorrect landing on the trampoline can result in injuries, including
back, neck or head injuries. Injuries can include paralysis or even death.
Learn the basic jumping techniques. Before trying difficult jumps, check the fundamental technical
jumps section. For more information or exercise instructions, you can contact a trained trampoline
teacher.
3.1 Accident categories
We detail the cases around which you must be particularly vigilant in order to avoid any accident.
Jump
: the most delicate one is the landing phase on the head or neck, even on the middle of the
mat. This type of landing can cause severe back and neck injuries with the risk of paralysis or death.
This can happen if the user makes a mistake and falls forwards or backwards.
Multiple users on trampolines
: the risk of injury increases if a second person uses the trampoline
at the same time. Indeed, one of the users could lose control and push or injure the first one.
Generally, the risk is greater for the smallest or lightest person. They are more likely to jump high
and uncontrolably.
Up and down
: Users must take every precaution to get on and off the trampoline. To do this, they
must simply grab the frame with their hands and stand on the mat, avoiding as much damage as
possible to the protective foams. Going up and down the trampoline must be then carried out by the
ladder provided for this purpose.
Do not climb by grasping the protective foams or climbing on the springs or jumping directly onto the
floor mat with any object. Young children must be assisted to get in and out.
Hitting the frame or springs
: When using the trampoline, jump on the centre of the mat. This
reduces the risk of shocks to the frame or springs. Therefore, it is always necessary to ensure that
the protective foams are present and in good condition. Try to avoid walking or jumping on these
foams to prevent from deforming them.
