How to Set Up The Round Trampoline

Whether you just purchased your new trampoline or you’re still narrowing down the search, it’s inevitable that you’ll have to assemble it. Setting up a trampoline takes patience. It can be tough if your kids are breathing down your neck anxiously waiting for their new toy.

First,please confirm that you received the correct number of packages. Trampolines are heavy and usually come in two or three large packages. After you confirm the number of packages, empty each package and make sure you have all the pieces.

Spread Out The Pieces

The goal is to get comfortable with your trampoline pieces and get a better understanding of the best spot in your backyard.

The main objective is to layout the frame. Check with you instructions to make sure you have the correct pieces in the right area. Many times the frame will have sections that look identical but are meant for specific areas.

It might look like a perfect fit when you might have something backyards. If you have a power drill, then the frame setup will go much faster. Screwing in the bolts by hand can be a lengthy process.

Image of trampoline assembly Attach The Jumping Pad

For this part, you will need your spring pulling device and rubber mallet. Double check your instructions to make sure you have the springs aligned properly.

 Attaching the springs should be easy at first. After you have a section of the springs attached, you will begin to notice that the jumping pad tightens. You will need to use your spring hook to pull the springs to their respective slot.

Once the spring hook is hovering over the slot, use your rubber mallet to jolt it into place.

After your jumping pad is attached, we recommend putting on the spring cover (unless your bought a Spring Free trampoline).

Assemble The Enclosure Net

Unless you’ve gone out of your way to purchase a trampoline without an enclosure net, this will be a huge part of your setup.