HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR TRAMPOLINE

1. Determine the Space Available

• Measure Your Yard: Ensure you have enough space for the trampoline and safety clearance around it.
• Ground Surface: Trampolines should be placed on flat, soft surfaces like grass.

2. Choose the Trampoline Type

• In-Ground Trampolines: These are installed at ground level, providing a sleek look and easier access.
• Above-Ground Trampolines: Elevated from the ground, these are more common and often come with safety nets.
• Flat Ground Trampolines: These sit flush with the ground without a visible frame, blending seamlessly with your yard and providing easy access.

3. Select the Size

• Small (6-10 feet): Suitable for younger children or smaller spaces.
• Medium (10-14 feet): Ideal for most families, offering a balance of space and bounce quality.
• Large (14 feet and above): Best for older children, teenagers, and multiple users.

4. Shape Options

• Round Trampolines: Provide an even bounce, directing users towards the center, which enhances safety. (See the Berg “Regular” Models)
• Rectangular Trampolines: Offer a larger jumping area and are preferred by gymnasts and athletes. (See the Berg “Ultim” Models)
• Oval Trampolines: Combine benefits of both round and rectangular trampolines, offering more jumping space and a good bounce. (See the Berg “Grand” Models)