8ft Trampoline with Enclosure

Instructions on how to assemble your 8ft trampoline are coming soon. In the meantime, why not take a look at our illustrated guides to trampoline assembly.

How much space is needed for a 8ft trampoline?
When positioning the 8ft trampoline in your garden you should take care to ensure the area surrounding it is free from objects such as fences, walls and other toys. Ideally we recommend a free space of 2.5m around the trampoline if there is no safety net but if you have one of our 10ft trampoline safety enclosures the free area could be reduced to 1m. We always recommend using your own judgement though depending on where your trampoline is sited.

A trampoline with enclosure should not be used when it is close to hard vertical surfaces like walls or fences. If the trampoline user should hit the net of the trampoline they could easily push the net sideways and injure themselves as the net comes in contact with the hard surface.

The Atlantic Trampolines 8ft trampoline with enclosure is one of our best sellers. In small and medium sized gardens it does not dominate yet it allows plenty of room for bouncing. If space is limited but you have a few children then we would recommend the 8ft trampoline. Parents with small children often buy a small trampoline but then need to replace it with a larger size as the children grow. We suggest the 8ft trampoline for both very young and older children, as well for adults.