Trampoline parts

As soon as it’s worn out enough for holes to appear or the triangles start breaking. These are usually the two most common signs of wear and tear.

It depends on the mat material, usage intensity, use of a protective cover, and weather conditions. With normal use, a jumping mat usually lasts 5–7 years. For intensive use, replacement is often recommended after 3–5 years. With occasional use and consistent protection with a cover, a mat can last 10 years or more.

A standard trampoline mat is made of tightly woven permatron – perfect for above-ground and inground trampolines. It’s strong but less breathable than an OptiFlow mat.

OptiFlow features:

• Coarser weave, letting air escape freely
• Faster response when jumping
• Smoother landings with less “balloon effect”

In short: A standard mat is sturdy and fine for above-ground or inground trampolines. For a flat-to-the-ground trampoline or users seeking maximum jump performance, go with an OptiFlow mat.

The best pad combines safety, durability, and looks. A good pad protects jumpers from the frame and springs, stays looking good for years, and visually matches the trampoline and garden.

Etan uses 30 mm closed-cell foam as impact protection. This foam doesn’t absorb water, keeps its bounce, and gives optimal protection. The foam is wrapped in thick German PVC, which is UV-resistant, weatherproof, and highly durable. This makes the pad safe, long-lasting, and stylish.

When measuring, don’t just measure the current pad. The fastest and most accurate way is to figure out the brand and model of your trampoline. Then you can easily order a replacement that fits perfectly.

If you want alternatives or aren’t sure about your brand/model, follow these steps:

• Step 1: Identify the type of trampoline:
  On legs
  Inground
  Flat-to-the-ground

• Step 2: Measure the outside dimensions:
  Round models: full diameter
  Rectangular models: length and width

• Step 3 (optional): Pick your preferred safety level, like thickness of the trampoline safety pad.

• Step 4 (optional): Consider aesthetics: color, finish, and material are important to many users.

With this info, you’ll quickly find the right and safest trampoline safety pad for your setup.

Pick a pad that’s safe, durable, and looks good. To get the right one, choose a pad that fits your trampoline. This depends on the type: on legs, inground, or flat-to-the-ground. You also need to stick to the exact dimensions of your trampoline. A pad that’s too big will hang over the frame and wear out faster. A pad that’s too small is , as it provides less protection over the frame and springs.

When in doubt, contact your trampoline supplier.

Yes! Most suppliers keep trampoline net parts in stock. In some cases, models are so old that parts aren’t available anymore. If that happens, we recommend getting a completely new net.

Note: For safety reasons, a damaged net should be replaced immediately!

Yes. Always check before ordering that the length of your current trampoline springs in relaxed state exactly matches the springs you plan to buy. Springs more than 1 cm shorter or longer can cause problems, like a sagging jumping mat or one that’s too tight. Both reduce jumping fun and the lifespan of your mat and/or springs.

Clean the cover regularly with lukewarm water, without any cleaning agents. Let it dry completely before using it again.

Yes. By protecting the frame, safety pad, jumping mat, and springs from UV rays, precipitation, and dirt, a cover significantly extends your trampoline’s lifespan.

A cover protects your trampoline from rain, dirt, leaves, bird droppings, and UV rays. That way, the jumping mat, safety pad, and springs stay in good shape for longer.

Absolutely! Every brand and model has its own safety net design. So it’s best to get a protective cover from the same brand and model as your trampoline.