Want a trampoline with enclosure (merged threads)

ed2712

Just bumping this up as i also want to buy a trampoline that is quality but not too expensive.

Thanks

System

we brought a TP trampoline,12ft, have had it 2 yrs still going strong and used almost daily by 3 kids.
I choose this make as although it wasn't the cheapest you can get spare springs/padding for it if needed a lot of cheap ones when they break you can't repair.
i just googled tp and found the best deal i could for the one we wanted

anopetse

cam101 wrote: »

For anyone buying a trampoline PLEASE can I beg you to think about your neighbours- just for a second.

My partner and I have neighbours with a massive trampoline just the other side of the fence to our patio and back patio doors. The children (range from 10 to 15) can see over into our lounge and our little table out on the patio where we sit to eat in nice weather.

It is is a massive invasion of privacy, we've taken to keeping one curtain closed as they always seem to be on it- even making comments about what they can see through our window. We can't sit outside anymore either, unless we want to be watched by a 15 yr old and his friends.

Just a plea, they look fun but cite them carefully to avoid neighbourly difficulties.

Couldn't agree more - not to mention the continuous 'Thud, thud, thud'. Nothing against children having fun but it's no fun for the neighbours when you have to keep your windows closed to keep out the noise.

And on a more serious note, if you're trying to sell your house and the neighbours have a trampoline - try to do viewings when the children are at school. We went to view one house, lovely inside, stepped out into the garden to be greeted by 2 or 3 of the neighbours children popping up and down on the other side of the fence. Couldn't get away fast enough- needless to say we weren't going to put in an offer.

Always check on Google earth now to see where the trampolines are - perhaps manufacturers should have made them green so they blend in with the landscape.

Anyway, rant over. Like cam101 says - do think of your neighbours if you are buying a trampoline.

sleepybookworm7

Hi,

I am looking for a 8 or 10ft trampoline with a safety enclosure. Has anyone picked up a bargain lately?

Thanks for any tips :A

bagby

10' trampoline plus enclosure £97 from TJ Hughes - bit of a monstrosity in the garden but the kids are enjoying themselves.

pinkie_pie

Is there anywhere still doing a cheap trampoline with enclosure offer? My friend wants to get her children one for christmas but we think it'll be too late now.

Thanks!

~~Diane~~

Focus are doing a 10ft with enclosure for £99.99.

pinkie_pie

It's a good price, think she's after 8 foot though...

mustbemoreorganised

cheapest I can find is one with enclosure from tj hughes at £79.99 which I think is a great price but if anyone knows a cheaper one please let me know, cheers

pinkie_pie

What is the next cheapest you found?

That one doesn't have a ladder, and also I was told they are better when the poles are all attached to the net (threaded through possibly?) as they rip easily when strung inside like that one.