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8ft Trampoline and Enclosure £99.99

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  • g33za
    g33za Posts: 706 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    its usually the 12/14 ft ones that can take upto 100kg (adult weight)
    ummm...
  • cpu
    cpu Posts: 392 Forumite
    Does anyone know what the weight restriction is for the Focus trampoline please?
  • cidergirl
    cidergirl Posts: 435 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    hi the weight limit is 100 kgs bought one yesterday easy to assemble good bargain for trampoline enclosure and cover wont find one much cheaper than that one
  • OK_Sauce
    OK_Sauce Posts: 988 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    8ft trampoline with enclosure 79.99 at Woolies.
    "...IT'S FRUITY!"
  • Diamonds_2
    Diamonds_2 Posts: 2,580 Forumite
    cidergirl wrote:
    hi the weight limit is 100 kgs bought one yesterday easy to assemble good bargain for trampoline enclosure and cover wont find one much cheaper than that one

    Is that 14 stone? lol... I'm hopeless with converting weights :rolleyes:
  • Joints
    Joints Posts: 378 Forumite
    I once heard a story of how a kid banged his head upside down on a trampoline and died. Those things can be dangerous in the wrong hands.
  • Diamonds_2
    Diamonds_2 Posts: 2,580 Forumite
    Joints wrote:
    I once heard a story of how a kid banged his head upside down on a trampoline and died. Those things can be dangerous in the wrong hands.

    Well that's kinda put me off cos my eldest is a complete accident prone :rolleyes: and even if I got one I'd be thinking of this post now.
  • Is that 14 stone? lol... I'm hopeless with converting weights

    thats 15.5 stone

    It seems a good buy.

    there was also mention of trampoline and enclosure at Woollies for £79.99.
    I can only find them as separates at £79.99 each. Not a bargain!!
  • Gareth1_2
    Gareth1_2 Posts: 381 Forumite
    OK_Sauce wrote:
    8ft trampoline with enclosure 79.99 at Woolies.
    I think you will fnd that is £79-99 each, i saw them yesterday
  • Diamonds_2
    Diamonds_2 Posts: 2,580 Forumite
    thats 15.5 stone

    It seems a good buy.

    there was also mention of trampoline and enclosure at Woollies for £79.99.
    I can only find them as separates at £79.99 each. Not a bargain!!


    I know, I looked at the woolies website and they are £79.99 each aren't they?

    15.5 Stone! that's more than I thought it would be!

    (I'm put off now by the post about the child dying).
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