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Up to 15 years warranty on various trampoline parts.
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A flush trampoline – also known as a flat to the ground trampoline – is the perfect solution for anyone looking for a safe, sleek and stylish trampoline in their garden. Because the jumping surface sits level with the ground, the trampoline blends beautifully into your garden and is extra safe to use.
At Etan Trampolines, you’ll find high-quality ground-level trampolines, such as the sturdy Etan UltraFlat trampoline for enthusiastic jumpers and the Etan PremiumFlat trampoline, ideal for years of safe outdoor fun.
A flush trampoline means that the trampoline is fully installed into the ground, with the jumping surface exactly level with your lawn. The frame is completely hidden beneath the surface, and the trampoline safety pad sits flush with the grass.
Good to know: a flush trampoline isn’t the same as an inground trampoline. With an sunken trampoline, the frame (around 25 cm high) is placed on the edge of the pit. With a flush trampoline, everything sits perfectly level with the surface – for a cleaner look and greater safety.
Choosing a trampoline isn’t something you do lightly. Installing a fully dug-in trampoline takes a bit more work than you might think. Here are the most important things to keep in mind:
Before choosing your trampoline, it’s important to measure your garden carefully. For a flush trampoline, make sure to leave extra space around it for digging and safety. Got a smaller garden? Then go for a rectangular flat to the ground trampoline – space-saving and stylish.
Installing a flush trampoline takes a bit of effort:
Dig a hole that’s the same size as the entire trampoline frame.
Create a bowl-shaped cavity underneath for proper airflow and optimal bounce.
Install a wall system to prevent the soil from collapsing.
You’ll need to remove quite a bit of soil, but the result is a professionally installed trampoline that looks amazing in your garden. Protect your trampoline afterwards with a trampoline cover, so the trampoline jumping mat and trampoline edge pad last longer.
At Etan Trampolines, you’ll find trampolines in all kinds of shapes and sizes. Whether you’re after a round trampoline, rectangular trampoline or square trampoline, we’ve got you covered. Popular sizes for a round trampoline include:
Installing a flush trampoline can be quite the job. No worries – with the Etan trampoline dig-in service, we’ll handle everything for you. Our professionals ensure a correct and safe installation of your trampoline: from digging the hole to setting up the frame and wall system. That way, you can start jumping without a worry.
Want to see or try our trampolines in person first? Come and visit our trampoline showroom. Our experts will be happy to help you find the right flush trampoline for your garden. Prefer online advice? Use our trampoline buying guide – in just a few clicks, you’ll know exactly which model suits your garden. Still unsure? Then get in touch with our customer service – they’ll be happy to assist!
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