Oz Trampolines Summit Round Questions & Answers

It will be the entire frame

10ft trampoline represent the frame diameter, eg, our Summit 10ft trampoline has a 10ft (305cm) frame and mat size is approx. 264cm.

Thankyou can you pls send 8ft dimensions Many thanks

Summit 8ft converts to 244cm frame, bounce mat is 215cm, frame is 65cm from the ground, total height including net from ground is 230cm, combined weight capacity is 150kg, 5 ytear frame warranty, 2 years on everything else. Black Friday sale price is $549, they are in stock, as we are so mbusy, all orders will be sent out within 7 days, free delivery to most postcodes

Thankyou when does your Black Friday sale end? Kind regards

we don't know the clear ending of this I'm sorry, time clock says 7 days to go so please ensure to order within this current period

Hi Catherine, Kids who spend time at the indoor trampoline park might find an inground trampoline to be a similar experience. They can easily walk on and walk off. And there is no height to fall from so they are safer too. Kind regards. Oz Trampolines

No we import our own product and sell directly to customers and don't engage in big box stores to sell our trampolines. Oz Trampolines

we think the net on the outside is better as the kids have more room the use their arms to gain good balance, especially on smaller trampolines.

frame is 50cm from ground, net goes another 165cm, total 215cm. Sorry, but difficult question to answer on how much height your children will get from the ground, possibly 225cm from the ground.Craig

we design our trampolines but our summits ranges of round and oval tramps are made in our factory in China. Our Optical ingrounds and Pinnacle ranges are imported from Europe. 1300 393004

Hi Janine, Yes, We ship to Bendigo. Our FREE AND INCREDIBLY FAST courier, Direct Freight Express, takes only 2-3 business days to send your order almost anywhere in Australia. You will be emailed a tracking number as soon as it leaves our warehouse. The couriers have been instructed that if no one is home and it is safe to leave, they will leave the order at your listed address. Kind regards Oz Trampolines

I have a 6 foot l am assuming that it would but trampolines should be used individually for safety reasons as outlined in my instructions.

Ok thank you

it would be ok but if you can consider the 10ft it would be better as weight capacity increases to 200kg from 150kg and more room for them to grow. Oz Trampolines 1300 393004

no they don't you may have to build up the yard where the legs will sit to provide the even surface

answered via direct email, 30cm on each side would be enough room

I have exactly the same dilemma. backyard measuring 270cm but would really like the 8ft as my daughter is 8 years old. I think she will grow out of the 6ft pretty quickly. Is it safe for me to get the 8ft?

if the front of your 8ft is open and there is a fence on the back side, you really only need 30cm between the frame and some sort of obstruction. 8ft converts to 244cm so it sounds ok, The 50cm suggestion is safety advice but this can be shaved down to a 30cm gap between the frame and anything on the outside.The 6ft is really small. The mat size on the 8ft is 215cm in diameter. Oz Trampolines 1300 393004

Can you please send a photo to us at sales@oztrampolines.com.au so we can view and advise? Thank you

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It is and I believe it may even exceed them

Yes its made to Australian standard. The springs are well covered by thick mat and net frames padded nicely. They are attached to legs so sturdy and strong but also well away from jumping area.

The Australian Standards is a voluntary code and something that we consider carefully when we design our trampolines. As our range of Summit Trampolines are our own branded and designed trampolines we have control over every aspect of the trampoline and can then ensure they meet the current Australian Standard AS 4989:2015. We believe that a trampoline needs to be safe, not only on day 1 but in 2 years time and have designed the trampoline for Australian Conditions.

We do place our nets on the outside of the pads as we can sew the sleeves all the way along the net and not just be attached in a few places and then place a fibreglass ring around the top of the net to ensure durability.

We do not use zips on our trampolines as we know through years of research that they don't last in Australia's harsh climate. We have designed a safe overlapping net to ensure your children are safe whilst jumping and can easily exit the trampoline and will not breakdown leaving a huge section of the net can causes a safety concern. (please note the 6ft trampoline does have a zip on the net this trampoline is suited for very young children and parents have requested this)

The high grade UV treated PVC pads are then attached to the trampoline using adjustable bungy cords to ensure they always stay in place.

We also provide a ladder with wide non slip durable plastic steps to ensure children can get on and off the trampoline safely.

I hope this answers your question and if you need any further information please call or email us.

Hi thank you for your question. For instruction on how to complete tunnel entrance to make secure please look at the video part four safety net assembly external link 

It is the diameter. I would suggest going for a 12 ft as big kids or adults can use as well.

the measurement given is the diameter across the frame not the height, please call if you would like all height measurements as it does differ slightly as the trampoline sizes get larger

the entire frame should stay very loose until it is complete. If you have tighten each stage up you need to loosen them all off a lot so their is more flexibility. Go towards a fence or second person and get them to hold the frame firm on the other side from you and push to get it to join. If that doesn't work, undo one other frame piece, connect the opposite one first then go back to the other to join the last one that was already previuosly joined. The positive thing is that when it's together it is very firm. craig oz trampolines, 1300 393004

Thank you

Can be difficult. Tried standing frame up its edge and then leaning on it. (I think the instructions mention to do this)

Hi thanks for the questions, we have a 2 year warranty on our products and to claim you need to email us photos so we can view the issue. As I am unsure of your purchase details if you can email us at sales@oztrampolines.com.au we can send you out the instructions for the net.

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Hi Brad to ensure they fit your trampoline measure the spring from tip to tip when the spring isn't under tension. tHis will give you a measurement in mm's Then to get the best bounce upgrade to our European made springs

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