10ft trampoline with enclosure- £97-99

Lütz_Pangaloo

Popped into my local (Ellesmere Port) at 10am and there were three left then. It is marked up as £97 dead - dunno where the 99p went!

The box isn't too big (should have no trouble getting it into a hatchback with the rear seat folded) but it is heavy - 57kg I think. Two nice chaps loaded it onto a trolley and wheeled it to the car for me - it's still in the boot as I write this (weather is a bit iffy at the mo).

I was hoping it was going to go where the swing currently is, but I'm starting to panic a bit now - it looks massive!

:eek:

FloFlo

Hoping to buy one tomorrow for my DD, how is everyone finding theirs, are they good quality?

nic_nac_

FloFlo wrote: »

Hoping to buy one tomorrow for my DD, how is everyone finding theirs, are they good quality?

I would hurry if I were you my asda are completley sold out! My kids love theirs they seem good quality fantastic for the money if you ask me:D

chrisw

I bought the same one when they had them in 2 years ago and it's still excellent, although I take the enclosure netting down and the flat base off over winter.

FloFlo

Ok I managed to get one today. Can't put it up for a few though til new turf is settled.

laurenjade1402

asda Ipswich had lots in tonight.

Lütz_Pangaloo

FloFlo wrote: »

Hoping to buy one tomorrow for my DD, how is everyone finding theirs, are they good quality?

Just finished building mine - it is massive but it does just about fit where we wanted it to go.

I'd have to say it is good quality, but the instructions are a little cryptic in places, and some of the photos don't help. I got stuck on the first bit (attaching the legs to the top tube), but I called the 0800 support line and got talking to a chap called Adam, who was very patient and helpful, and explained where I was going wrong.

I asked him if he'd been very busy helping people out since Asda had put them on sale - he said "No, you're the first!".

:embarasse

The rest of the build went smoothly enough (there are a couple of bits that really do need two people), but the end bit where you have to "sew" the safety net onto the base is a nightmare, and takes ages.

Still, it's done now, all looking very smart, and most importantly the kids love it, so thanks again OP.

:beer:

FloFlo

Lütz_Pangaloo wrote: »

Just finished building mine - it is massive but it does just about fit where we wanted it to go.

I'd have to say it is good quality, but the instructions are a little cryptic in places, and some of the photos don't help. I got stuck on the first bit (attaching the legs to the top tube), but I called the 0800 support line and got talking to a chap called Adam, who was very patient and helpful, and explained where I was going wrong.

I asked him if he'd been very busy helping people out since Asda had put them on sale - he said "No, you're the first!".

:embarasse

The rest of the build went smoothly enough (there are a couple of bits that really do need two people), but the end bit where you have to "sew" the safety net onto the base is a nightmare, and takes ages.

Still, it's done now, all looking very smart, and most importantly the kids love it, so thanks again OP.

:beer:

Sew the safety net!!!:eek::rotfl:

Any top tips for putting it together greatly received.