On this page, you will find all dig-in instructions for Etan trampolines in one place. Whether you have an Etan Inground trampoline, an Etan PremiumFlat trampoline, or an Etan UltraFlat trampoline, the correct preparation and steps will allow you to install your trampoline safely and neatly in the ground. Click below on the instructions for your trampoline type to see step by step how to dig the hole. In no time, you can enjoy a perfectly inground trampoline in your garden!
An inground trampoline is a trampoline that is partially installed in the ground. The frame sits on the edge of the dug hole and extends about 25 centimeters above ground level. Both the Etan Premium and Etan Sky-Flyer trampoline lines include various inground models, suitable for different sizes and gardens.
A flat-to-the-ground trampoline is a trampoline that is fully installed in the ground, so that the frame is level with the surrounding surface. This allows the trampoline to blend seamlessly with the garden, without the need for a step. The Etan PremiumFlat and Etan UltraFlat trampoline lines are examples of this type, designed for a sleek finish and a smooth, even jumping experience.
