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11ft Trampoline with Enclosure
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B&Q. Was £199, then went to £149 and now it's £119! I took my father-in-law with me today and he got an extra 10% off with his over 60's card, taking it down to just £107.10!
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?action=detail&fh_secondid=11427542&fh_location=//catal!!!1/en_GB/categories%3C{9372012}/categories%3C{9372022}/categories%3C{9372072}/specificationsProductType=trampolines
We have an 8ft one just now but as the children get older and bigger, they need a bigger trampoline. I'm so glad I waited and didn't buy it t £149.
They also have the ladder and covers reduced as well. HTH someone.
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?action=detail&fh_secondid=11427542&fh_location=//catal!!!1/en_GB/categories%3C{9372012}/categories%3C{9372022}/categories%3C{9372072}/specificationsProductType=trampolines
We have an 8ft one just now but as the children get older and bigger, they need a bigger trampoline. I'm so glad I waited and didn't buy it t £149.
They also have the ladder and covers reduced as well. HTH someone.
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you can usually gt 12 foot ones for around £99.
asda do the ones with a metal ring around the top of the net which seems to preserve the net better.
we have one like this and the poles have started to bend from the net being pulled on..0 -
be warned if you get an 11ft trampoline you wont ever be able to replace the parts ie the pads and enclosure should they wear out - which they will do within about 2 years.
It would be better if you can to get a cheap standard sized trampoline such as 8ft/10ft/12ft or 14ft that way you should be able to at least replace the pads (the doughnut section that sits over the springs!!)
after all do you want to face buying a new trampoline in a couple of years!0
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