February 3rd, 2010
When choosing a trampoline it is important that you don’t just look at the price, but also the safety aspects. The strength and structure of the frame of a trampoline will have a big impact on the safety and performance of the product.
The trampoline should be made from heavy duty galvanised steel (galvanised on the inside and outside), therefore suitable for all year round use and at least 1.5mm thick.
Ensure the frame is a minimum of 1.5mm thick (anything thinner highly increases the risk of frame failure, but is an easy way to get the cost down for budget sellers). DO look for frame thickness when comparing. The general rule is if they don’t say what the thickness is, it is going to be less than 1.5mm.

Every trampoline sold by All Trampolines use galvanised steel (both inside and outside) with a minimum thickness of 1.5mm, with most having a lifetime guarantee against rust and are more durable than powder coated frames used in cheaper trampolines.
January 25th, 2010
Round Trampolines

- General family use
- Always directed towards the centre when bouncing
- Great value for money
Octagonal Trampolines

- General family use and more intense/professional use
- Land exactly where originally bounced – not directed towards centre
- As close to a gym trampoline as you can get
Remember
The comparisons above are only applicable to NON-BUDGET trampolines. You need to ensure you are not comparing against a budget trampoline or trampolines!
All Trampolines do NOT and will NEVER sell budget trampolines.
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January 20th, 2010
When we say our jumping beds are American made Grade A Permatron (the only place producing such a high quality mat). That is exactly what we supply.
Some retailers state Taiwan Permatron, Permatron, Polypropylene, PP or don’t even tell you what it’s made from! These are budget jumping mats. It HAS to say ‘American Made Grade A’ AND ‘Permatron’
Choosing a trampoline with a budget quality jumping bed keeps the price down, but they tend to be very rough and increase the risk of friction buns and cuts if you slip or fall on the trampoline.
American Made Grade A Permatron is a highly callendered Polypropylene. Budget trampolines will generally not include a Grade A jumping mat and budget mats have a much rougher surface. These budget mats cause friction burns to any user if they should rub against the mat surface.
All Trampolines ONLY sell American made Grade A Permatron jumping beds on ALL their trampolines.
This also applies to all our replacement trampoline mats
November 16th, 2009
Fits perfectly into any small area of your garden and is a perfect start to keep even the youngest trampolinist fit and healthy.
Available in two superb colours – Pink or Blue

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6ft Trampoline Combo
Can be used indoors or outdoors!
October 24th, 2009
Premium trampolines are made to the highest specification and have a superior 2mm frame and a huge 25mm thick non-tapering (doesnt get thinner).

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10ft Premium Trampoline Combo Package
The deluxe pads are 25mm thick and are a unique purple colour, made of closed cell foam and fully encased in high quality PVC which will last much longer than the normal PE pads. These deluxe pads have a 33cm width extending over the rail, springs and mat, preventing jumpers landing on any exposed part.
One of the best trampolines you can buy!
October 7th, 2009
The containers have just arrived and being offloaded.
All deluxe pads are now in-stock and available with free next day delivery.

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Deluxe Trampoline Pads
These deluxe pads are a massive 30mm thick and do not taper (become thinner) over the springs. Made from excellent waterproof polyester. These deluxe pads are superior to PVC which can crack in the sun.
The deluxe padding extends over the frame/springs so there is no chance of jumpers landing on any exposed steel frame or springs for extra durability and safety.
The pads are securely tied to the frame with thick elastic straps secured with toggles and brass eyelets to ensure they are always in the correct position and do not bounce loose.