Bargain Trampolines: £79.99 for 10ft with enclosure & more

Clairog

Bex2 wrote: »

Hi

I'm new to this site and joined specifically to ask about trampolines!

I've also got a very small garden and have been wondering about the 6ft ebuyers trampoline. Can anyone tell me if this is a good buy? I think our girls (7 & 5) would love a proper trampoline, but it will take up a lot of our outdoor space and I'm worried about getting something substandard. All advice gratefully received!

Thank you

Becky

I'm really pleases with it. DD (4) adores it. I suppose the only thing is it says not to have more than one on it at a time. Very good value for money - seems really good quality to me
Claire

Bex2

Thanks Claire. That sounds like the one for us then (as far as I can see they all say just have one on at a time, even the bigger ones). Also they're going up in price so we should probably act soon.

Oh last question - we don't have any grass so it will have to be on paving. Does anyone know if that's a problem? I've seen that some of the ads say they should only go on grass.

Thank you!

Becky

Clairog

No problem Becky. I've been on it and I'm not exactly wee (blaming extra weight on new baby:D ) so its quite substantial.
Not sure about the paving - don't know enough I'm afrais.
Claire

nicci1807

Bex2 wrote: »

Hi

I'm new to this site and joined specifically to ask about trampolines!

I've also got a very small garden and have been wondering about the 6ft ebuyers trampoline. Can anyone tell me if this is a good buy? I think our girls (7 & 5) would love a proper trampoline, but it will take up a lot of our outdoor space and I'm worried about getting something substandard. All advice gratefully received!

Thank you

Becky

http://www.fun4kids2play.com/rebo-45ft-trampoline-set-with-safety-enclosure-508-p.asp


My girls are 12 & 7 and it's big enough even for the 12yr old.
To be honest, I'd initially have ignored the trampoline based entirely on the fact it's so small, but my mum hunted one down and bought it for the kids. The company also seems to be very fast at delivering. My mum bought one on a Monday and it had arrived at lunchtime next day.

Hope this helps!

Nicci

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Alie_Bongos_Mum

B & Q Stores have a teeny trampoline - only big enough for one though and cannot remember the price in store but this is the link to the website - some are reduced

We are lucky enough to have the space for a larger one and I would say that if you can afford the space go for it 'cos all the kids in the neighbourhood'll be round!

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/nav.jsp?isSearch=true&fh_search=trampoline&selected=products&x=12&y=9

Have fun
:beer:

Bex2

Thanks very much for your replies. I think the 6ft ebuyers one seems to be the best compromise on size, so that's probably the one we'll get.

parahandy

buckrogers wrote: »

for those that dont want a trampoline in garden all year round and can fold it away for the winter
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/nav.jsp?action=detail&fh_secondid=9866599&fh_view_size=6&fh_location=%2f%2fcatal!!!1%2fen_GB&fh_search=Folding+Trampoline+%26+Enclosure&fh_eds=%c3%9f&fh_refview=search&ts=1212661852478&isSearch=true
Folding 8ft Trampoline With Cover & Enclosure was £199.99 now £158.98
£41.00 off the price
also use quidco for another 6%

8ft folding trampoline
Complete with enclosure
Full assembly required
Cover included
Suitable for children 6 years & over (90kg maximum weight load)
For domestic use only
Height 5ft when folded

This is now cheaper - £129.95. They had them in our local branch, however, please be aware the box is 100kg in weight...

I'm looking at this one...

http://www.outdoortoysdirect.co.uk/Round-Trampolines/Mad-Dash-Sprint-8ft-Trampoline-Package-Deal#

Comes with ladder, cover, everything. Plus free del until tomorrow.

squibbs25

We have a 10ft with enclosure that we purchased from focus, Was £109.99 but i took my nan with me and she has an over 60's discount card which takes 10% off final price, so we ended up paying £99.
The kids are really happy as they have wanted one for ages.

Squibbs

CanaryDaz

Bought one from "the range" - Want to erect it in the morning , but no instructions! - Anyone able to email a copy ??!!

Daz

buckrogers

CanaryDaz wrote: »

Bought one from "the range" - Want to erect it in the morning , but no instructions! - Anyone able to email a copy ??!!

Daz

hi
have sent you pm