It doesn't take much to keep your Akrobat trampoline in good condition, so it lasts longer and gives you more bouncing time.
All Akrobat trampolines are made of durable, high-quality materials and do not need any special treatment, but they do need to be looked after with care.
CLEANING
Mats and frame pads in particular should not be cleaned with aggressive cleaning products. Trampoline surfaces are best cleaned with mild soapy water and rinsed thoroughly with clean water afterwards.
TRY OUR UV PROTECTION SPRAY
The spray gives the PVC material efficient UV protection and helps keep the trampoline looking fresh. For a lasting effect, we recommend applying it before the start of each new season and again from time to time while the trampoline is in use. Shop the PVC UV protection spray.
SEASONAL CHECKING
Check your trampoline thoroughly before each season, particularly the frame, frame pad, springs and jumping mat. We also advise regular checks during the season. Otherwise, damaged parts could be overlooked, which may result in serious accidents or injuries.
Your checklist should include the following points:
- All parts are well attached.
- All springs are firmly secured to the frame and to the rings on the jumping mat.
- The trampoline has no damage, such as rips, holes, or sharp, twisted or broken parts. If you notice any damage, replace the parts immediately and do not use the trampoline until it is repaired. Browse our spares and replacement parts.
PROPER PROTECTION
For the best care of your trampoline, do not allow animals on it, as they could damage both the frame pad and the jumping mat. If there is any damage or a part is missing, take the trampoline out of use straight away until it has been repaired or the parts replaced. Extreme weather can affect the trampoline materials, so we recommend the following:
- Remove the jumping mat during the winter, as the weight of snow could damage it.
- Keep the trampoline away from direct heat, fire, sparks and fireworks.
- Protect the trampoline from heavy rain and snow, for example with a weather cover.
For in-ground trampolines, the pit should not collect water (if it does, drainage is needed) and it should be possible to clean it during maintenance.