Pick a clear, level spot for your trampoline, mark and dig a bowl-shaped pit and install or confirm proper drainage. Line your pit with a strong weed barrier. (Akrobat includes this with all in-ground trampolines.) Install your Akrobat trampoline flush and stable. Smart yard prep prevents flooding, pit collapse, pests, or uneven sinking, keeping every […]
For trampoline assembly, use a spring puller, gloves, a rubber mallet, a level, and anchors. These tools prevent pinched fingers, frame wobble, and extra repairs. AkrobatUSA’s tool-free frame design makes setup faster and easier for both above-ground and in-ground trampolines. These simple tools help you avoid pinched fingers, wobbly frames, and costly mistakes, no matter […]
An above-ground trampoline consists of a steel frame, legs, springs, a jump mat, protective pads, an enclosure net, poles, and a ladder. The bouncy part your feet hit when jumping is the jump mat; the safety netting around the trampoline is the enclosure. The Pads cover the springs and provide a layer of safety and […]
Measure a trampoline mat by recording the frame’s diameter (not the old mat), counting springs, and measuring spring length. For rectangles, measure length and width. Replace mats if they’re torn, overstretched, or unsafe. Akrobat USA explains each step to ensure a perfect fit. If you want to measure your trampoline for a new mat, here’s […]
Trampolines are all about fun. The fun can’t start until you find a safe place to install your in-ground or above-ground trampoline. The wrong spot can damage your lawn, lessen your bounce, and even pose risks. The right one? It keeps the fun going strong, year after year. Don’t let a poor setup affect the […]
The key to an ideal in-ground trampoline is the hole you dig. Most people only focus on what’s above ground, but a poorly planned pit (wrong depth, bad drainage, unstable soil) can ruin your bounce, shorten your trampoline’s life, and even pose safety risks. This guide gives you everything you need: measurements, soil tips, drainage […]
Drainage is often the most overlooked factor when people install in-ground trampolines. When you drop a trampoline directly into the ground, you create a natural pit where water wants to collect. Without the right drainage system, you could be setting yourself up for flooded pits, damaged jump mats, rusted frames, mosquito breeding grounds, and, yes, […]
Is this a Saturday morning win… That’s the question every parent asks when the trampoline boxes shows up on the doorstep: big, heavy, and full of promise. Trust me how long it takes to put together a trampoline depends on more than just what the box says. If you’re here, you’re not just looking for […]
If you’re thinking about adding an in-ground trampoline to your backyard, you’re not alone—and you’re in the right place. More families, athletes, and design-conscious homeowners are making the switch from bulky above-ground models to sleek, safer in-ground trampolines. But here’s the thing: while the payoff is huge, the installation process requires precision, planning, and the […]
Trampolines can bring fun and excitement to any backyard, but safer jumping starts with proper installation. Installing an in ground trampoline requires attention to detail and should adhere to a few key steps. This guide may help you successfully set up your trampoline for a safer and more joyful jumping experiences. ______________________________________________________ Step 1: Assemble […]
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