Round Trampolines By Size

Trampolinesshop is a leading supplier of round trampolines, offering a huge range from top brands like TP and Skyhigh. We stock a range of sizes, from 8ft to 14ft trampolines, so you are sure to find the perfect product to suit your needs.
Choosing the size of your trampoline can be just be just as hard as choosing the brand. With thousands of shapes and sizes available it can be difficult to decide what to buy and you can often feel lost in a sea of information. To help you decide,our round trampolines have been split into size categories as you can see above:

If you still need help deciding which round trampoline is right for you, we have written more detailed descriptions of things to consider below:

Firstly, it is very important to assess who will be using the trampoline. If you have a young family it is probably best to go for an 8ft or 10ft trampoline as they are specifically designed with the younger market in mind and have the benefits of lower frame height. They are also cheaper than their larger counterparts. It is also important to note that the 8ft trampoline is designed to be used by only one child at a time; this means the trampoline is much safer as most injuries occur when multiple children are bouncing on the trampoline.

On the other hand, if you have an older family that includes teenagers and above, you should only consider 12ft or 14ft round trampolines. The larger sizes have a higher maximum weight limit and although many trampoline clubs strongly advise against it, they are large enough for two or more people.If you have a range of children from very little to older teenagers, we recommend looking at a 12ft trampoline. It will allow for the older children to bounce easily with plenty of space but it has a less powerful bounce than the 14ft, meaning younger children will be more stable when bouncing.

The next aspect to consider is the size of your garden. Remember that you should have at least 3ft of space around the trampoline to allow for bouncers to safely enter and exit the trampoline. When choosing where to put the trampoline, select an area of flat, level ground and preferably grassy and away from sheds or low hanging tree branches.

The last thing to consider is how much you want to spend on your round trampoline. Beware of brands that sell large trampolines of poor quality that have springs that will wear out sooner, framework that will rust quicker and pads that will soon deflate. A great tip is to try and find less well known trampoline brands because they are often cheaper, safer and have great specifications. Our Skyhigh trampoline and Xtreme 360 Trampoline series are a perfect example of this, both offering great specs, safety and low price tags.