One of the extras we have in our Replacement Parts section are spring pads.

So, what are spring pads and why should you use them?

Spring pads are, quite literally, pads that cover the springs of a trampoline!

They’re a safety feature – there are lots of little gaps between the springs all the way around the trampoline mat and if your leg slips down one of these holes, there is the potential to do some damage.

But it course, it depends on how good you are on a trampoline!  We definitely recommend spring pads if your trampoline will be used by little kids, as they’re more likely to misjudge their bounce and hit the springs.  

If your trampoline is mainly used by older kids or adults, you can decide how likely you are to need the extra padding!

Spring pads come in a range of shapes and sizes to suit most trampolines.

Happy bouncing!

~ Kat

 

We’re often asked about the maintenance necessary to properly look after a trampoline.

The upkeep of your trampoline is actually quite easy!

Every now and then, remove the legs (also known as spreader bars) and check for signs of rust. If it’s all OK, spray with a rust inhibitor and put the legs back on.

If the mat surface becomes dirty, you can clean it with cold water only.  Don’t use detergents, soaps or any other products to clean the mat as it will decrease the durability and life-span of the mat.

Keep an eye on your trampoline – check for signs of wear and tear or damage. If springs or the mat need replacing, do it sooner rather than later to keep it as safe as possible.

And finally, if your Topline Trampoline won’t be used for a long period, it’s best stored out of the weather.

So that’s it!  These are all very small, easy things that won’t take too long – but if you keep up with them you can greatly improve the lifespan of your trampoline.

For more information please call our friendly team today!

Cheers,

Kat

 

It’s really important to look after your Topline Trampoline – it helps prolong their life, so you can be bouncing for as long as possible.

One way to do this is to make sure you’re not exceeding the weight limit for your trampoline.

Weight limits can seem like a kill-joy at times, but they’re there because the trampoline can only tolerate a certain amount of weight.

There are a few signs that you may be bouncing a little heavy:

• the frame is bowing too far inward and doesn’t return to its normal shape
• springs are becoming overstretched – you may be replacing them often.

So stick to the weight limit – your trampoline will thank you for it!

Cheers,

Kat

Not all trampolines come with spring or frame pads, but we think they’re a great idea.

There are a couple of major benefits:

• help prevent injury if someone lands on the springs after a poorly aimed bounce – it’s much nicer to land on pads!
• serve as a visual boundary for those bouncing – spring/frame pads are usually a bright, contrasting colour that stands out against both the black mat and the colour of the surrounding ground.  This helps bouncers stay on the trampoline!

Here at Topline Trampolines, we stock a range of spring pads – from heavy duty to light duty, so you can choose the padding that suits your needs.  (They also come in “round” or “rectangular” – be sure to order according to the shape of your trampoline!)

The lifespan of these pads varies greatly depending on useage and climate, but you can generally expect them to last between one and three years.

Cheers,

Kat

We don’t just stock trampolines for the backyard – we also make high quality trampolines for the competitive trampoliner.

Our yellow 2-string mats are super bouncy – they have less resistance when moving through the air.

However, maintenance of these trampolines is slightly more involved.

• Repaint at least every 12 months with water-based acrylic or every few years if your mat is rubber based paint
• Paint the mat on the trampoline using a roller and go around the edges and wires with a paint brush
• Paint the underside of the mat about once ever two years.

2-string mats are an investment, but with the proper care they can last up to a huge 20 years.

Cheers,

Kat

I’m a massive fan of in-ground trampolines – they’re heaps of fun and a great option for kids.

There are endless possibilities for running and jumping, with the added benefit of not being able to fall off!

When looking at installing an inground trampoline, there are two main things you’ll need to consider:

1. The trampoline itself – here at Topline, we stock both an Olympic Standard and a Pro Jumbo sized trampoline, both made right here in Australia at our Gold Coast based factory.
2. The trampoline pit – you’ll need to talk to a local builder or landscape gardener to build your own pit and very sturdy retaining wall.  You can find the specifications for the pit on the individual trampoline pages, or feel free to contact us if you require more information.

Contact our friendly team today for more information on in-ground trampolines!

Cheers,

Kat

I just love our Topline Trampoline round trampolines!

They’re a great choice for the backyard and the kids will love it.

Why choose this trampoline?

It’s available in 8, 10, 12, 14 or 15 foot sizes, so you can choose the size that suits your space.

You can choose to add a ladder or a netting enclosure.

All Topline Trampolines come with a 2 year warranty, so you can buy with real peace of mind.

Plus, unlike many imported trampolines, spare parts are readily available for our trampolines, saving you money and time in the long run.

Cheers,

Kat

It’s not all about the trampoline mat – your springs also need to be looked after properly to get the most life out of your trampoline.

A few tips for looking after your trampoline springs:

• Apply rust inhibitor occasionally.
• If some springs become overstretched on a rectangular trampoline, swap them with a spring with a less active area of the trampoline, such as near the corners
• When springs become more than slightly overstretched, replace them with new springs.
• If your springs are constantly becoming overstretched, you may be exceeding the weight limit for your trampoline.

Happy bouncing!

Kat

We love hearing positive feedback from our customers at Topline Trampolines.

We pride ourselves on great customer service and providing our customers with the best quality trampolines.

“On behalf of my family and my delighted 11-year-old son, I want to say how happy we are with the trampoline we purchased from you recently. The Topline Trampoline is fabulous and the kids are really enjoying the bounce. We are particularly pleased that you were able to arrange such a quick delivery in order to get the trampoline to us in time for your son’s birthday. He came home and his eyes totally lit up.”

 

When we hear feedback from customers like this it confirms that we are providing the service we strive for and makes our day! 

 

Thank you Emma, we’re very glad to hear. All the best,

Kat and the team

 

From our Gold Coast factory, we send our top quality trampolines and parts to every part of Australia.

Postage

To calculate the cost of postage, go to the product page and enter your post code for a shipping estimate.  The shipping cost will be confirmed at the checkout.

Delivery Times

Australia Post Parcels or Other Satchels (eg Mats, Springs, Pads)

Brisbane 1-2 business days
Qld other 2-4 business days
Sydney 1-3 business days
NSW other 2-4 business days
Melbourne 1-3 business days
VIC other 2-5 business days
Adelaide 2-3 business days
SA other 3-6 business days
Perth 3-4 business days
WA other 4-7 business days
NT 4-7 business days
TAS 4-7 business days

Larger Items Freighted (eg Trampolines)

Brisbane 1-3 business days
Qld other Allow one week
Sydney Allow one week
NSW Allow one week – 10 days
Melbourne Allow one week
VIC Allow one week to 10 days
Adelaide Allow one week
SA other Allow 10 days- 2 weeks
Perth Allow 10 days
WA other Allow 2 – 3 weeks
NT Allow 2 – 3 weeks
TAS Allow 2 – 3 weeks

Local Pickup

Of course, if you’re on the Gold Coast you can pick your trampoline or parts up from our factory at 2/20 Energy Crescent Molendinar, QLD 4214.

Please be aware that some of our trampolines come in very large boxes.  The box sizes are listed on each individual trampoline product page, so please check that your trampoline will fit in your vehicle!

I hope that’s helpful – if you have any questions, please don’t hestitate to contact us.

Cheers,

Kat