Trampolines get plenty of use in busy family backyards. Over time, parts such as the jumping mat, springs, safety pad or enclosure net may show signs of wear from regular bouncing, weather and general outdoor exposure.

The good news is that some trampoline parts may be replaceable. The key is to identify the correct part for your trampoline model and size before ordering.

When should you check your trampoline parts?

It is worth checking your trampoline regularly, especially after heavy use, strong weather or long periods outdoors. A quick visual check can help you spot wear before it becomes a bigger issue.

• Check the jumping mat for sagging, holes, fraying or thin areas.
• Look over the springs for stretching, rust or missing pieces.
• Check the safety pad for cracks, thinning, tears or exposed spring areas.
• Inspect the enclosure net for holes, loose sections or damaged entry points.
• Check the frame, legs and poles for movement, damage or missing parts.
• Do not use the trampoline if an important safety part is damaged or missing.

Common trampoline parts you may be able to replace

The right replacement part depends on your trampoline model, size and design. These are some of the most common parts families look for.

How to choose the right replacement part

Before ordering, make sure you know the trampoline model, size and shape. A part that looks similar may not fit correctly if it belongs to a different trampoline range.

• Check your manual: look for the model name, size or part reference.
• Measure carefully: confirm the trampoline size and shape before buying mats, pads or nets.
• Match the range: junior, round, rectangular and in-ground trampolines may use different parts.
• Check the product page: read compatibility notes before adding spare parts to cart.
• Ask first if unsure: send us the model name or a photo so we can help point you in the right direction.

Can you keep using a damaged trampoline?

If a trampoline part is damaged, worn or missing, it is safest to stop using the trampoline until it has been checked. This is especially important for the mat, springs, safety pad, enclosure net and frame.

If you are unsure whether a part is safe to use, contact us before children bounce on the trampoline again.

Looking after your trampoline

Regular checks can help extend the life of your trampoline and make it easier to spot replacement parts early.

• Check parts regularly during periods of heavy use.
• Inspect the trampoline after strong wind or heavy rain.
• Keep the jumping mat clear of sharp objects, toys and debris.
• Make sure children follow the product’s use guidance.
• Replace worn parts with compatible spare parts where available.