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trampoline enclosures

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sparklymieow · 16/03/2005 21:46

where is the cheapest place to one, online or shops please! thanks

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sparklymieow · 16/03/2005 22:32

bump

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Anteater · 16/03/2005 22:33

false economy, digin!

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sparklymieow · 16/03/2005 22:34

sorry, don't understand?

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Anteater · 16/03/2005 22:52

dig a hole so the trampoline bed (bouncy bit) is flush with the ground. cat me and I will email pictures and a description..

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sparklymieow · 16/03/2005 22:53

Can you do that with a 10ft one, imagine the hole would have to be large

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sparklymieow · 16/03/2005 22:57

emailed you

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SecondhandRose · 16/03/2005 23:09

We bought ours from Ebay with the trampoline, they may be able to supply one separately. Ours is 13ft with enclosure and I think it was £399.

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Mum2Ela · 16/03/2005 23:12

Only think with digging a hole is that if you want to put the trampoline away for the winter you are left with a great big, er, pond.

Our is an 8ft trampoline with encolsure and cover, £117 from Makro last week - bargain!

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Anteater · 16/03/2005 23:14

Dug-in trampolines stay 'out' year round...

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Mum2Ela · 16/03/2005 23:43

sorry, i guessde that. Just a bit drunk! [drunk faced smiley emoticon}

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goreousgirl · 16/03/2005 23:48

Stay out trampoline could be a pond or covered with decking when not in use!

I have an 8ft one with safety net bought on e-bay for £199. Ugly but safe with nets - put them on in the summer when it gets more use.

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sparklymieow · 17/03/2005 00:10

actually thinking about it, what happens if we have downpour?? I think I'll go with the enclosure

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sparklymieow · 17/03/2005 07:19

I have found one on the Index site that is 9ftx6ft, doesn't say what size trampoline its for tho, it goes on the inside, I have a 10ft trampoline coming...

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sparklymieow · 17/03/2005 07:20

this one

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SueW · 17/03/2005 07:42

Only child I know injured on a trampoline had a safety enclosure! Broken arm. Parents thought having safety net meant they could ignore basic rules like no of people bouncing on trampoline. He lost balance, landed awkwardly, broken arm.

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