Trampolines - 9ft x 10ft Octa Jump Popular Trampoline from Jump for Fun

This is the 10ft Trampoline offering from the Octa Jump Popular range by Jump for Fun. Featuring many of the benefits of the Deluxe model, this is best described as an entry level for the Octa Jump trampoline series.

You would choose this trampoline over its Deluxe cousin if you are simply looking for a trampoline for family fun and would like more than one user on the trampoline at a time. If your child is a member of a trampoline club or similar activity, we would recommend the Octa Jump Deluxe version, or another trampoline from our sports compatible range.

As its name suggests, the Octa Jump trampoline is in an octagonal shape. Round trampolines channel force towards the centre, having the effect of pushing all jumpers towards the centre and increasing the chances of a collision. The Octagonal shape helps disperse the force across the whole trampoline and so reduces the chances of crashes and collisions. This makes this trampoline a good choice for multiple users.

The Octa Jump Deluxe features the Jump for Fun weldless frame design - through removing welded joints, they have removed areas of natural weakness from the frame.

Specification:

- weldless galvanised frame -1.5mm thick

- rubber mats - 25mm

- 72 springs

- 16 stone max user weight

- x4 legs

- 10ft x 9ft hexagonal shape

- ladder

- trampoline cover

- trampolines safety net enclosure

This Octa Jump Deluxe trampoline is sold as a package which includes a  high strength trampoline safety net, a ladder and a standard cover.

Warranty:

Jump for Fun offer a lifetime warranty on the frame and a 2 year warranty on the trampoline pads, springs and jump mat. Click here for further information.

Safety Standards:

The Jump for Fun factory is certified to ISO9001 and all of their trampolines carry these safety certificates - GS/TUV/ASTM/EN71/CE.

Safety First:

- the manufacturer recommend an age of 6 and above

- young children should be supervised at all times

- you may wish to consider removing the ladder when the trampoline is not in use (or is not being supervised) to prevent toddlers and very young children climbing on unsupervised

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