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Your trampoline always firmly on the ground
Anchor your standing or in-ground trampoline with the trampoline anchor kit from Etan Trampolines. With this set, your trampoline will stay in its place. Even during a heavy storm!
From rain to sunshine. The weather can quickly change, so you’d better be safe. Especially during days where it can be quite windy, there can be strong gusts of wind. Do you have a trampoline with net ? Trampolines with a net catch more wind than trampolines without a safety net. For this reason, it may be wise to order a trampoline anchoring kit. This anchoring set ensures that your trampoline is secured on the ground with lashing straps.
How to use a trampoline anchor kit?
Using trampoline anchors, follow these steps:
1. Pull the strap with plastic buckle closure over the toprail of the trampoline frame.
2. Turn the tramopline ground anchors as deeply as possible into the ground and pull the strap around the handle.
3. Pass the end of the strap through the buckle closure to secure it. Pull the strap.
Make sure you don’t pull the strap too tight. It does not need to be tensioned. However, it is not meant to be very loose. With the trampoline anchoring kit, you can be sure that your trampoline won’t move, blow away or break down during the fiercest storms.
Frequently asked questions about
Trampoline anchor kit
A trampoline anchoring set is easy to use and will anchor your trampoline even during the fiercest storms. Especially if you have an upright trampoline with enclosure, it can catch quite a bit of wind in its side and therefore, tip over or blow away. You can use a trampoline anchoring set as follows: 1. Pull the strap with the plastic buckle closure over the top rail of the trampoline frame. 2. Turn the anchor into the ground and pull the strap around the handle. Turn the anchor as far into the ground as possible. 3. Pass the end of the tire through the buckle closure to secure it. Then tighten the tire. Attention: do not pull the tire too tight, but it must not hang loose either. Ready! Now your trampoline is firmly anchored in the ground and can withstand the toughest gusts of wind.
The biggest difference between an upright trampoline with enclosure and an in-ground trampoline is the height. A trampoline with enclosure catches a lot of wind because of its size. An in-ground trampoline, on the other hand, stands so flat against the ground that it catches relatively little wind. In addition, an in-ground trampoline is always anchored to the ground so that it stays in place. No, it is therefore not necessary to use an anchoring set with an in-ground trampoline.