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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
1. WARNING! ADULT SUPERVISION AND INSTUCTION IS REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES
2. Make sure the trampoline is placed on a level surface and free of obstacles.
3. Ensure an area within a radius of 2 meters is free of obstacles and objects.
4. If a safety net is not fitted do not use within a radius of hard surfaces such as walls.
5. Do not position the trampoline near obstacles such as fences, trees, balconies, washing lines
or obstacles located over the trampoline.
6. Ensure there is sufficient head space above the trampoline.
7. Maximum user weights are: 10ft x 6ft: 100kgs 11ft x 8ft: 120kgs,
8. Suitable for outdoor or indoor use.
9. Recommended age: 6+ years
10. Not suitable for children under 2 years. Risk of small parts which may cause a choking
hazard and long cords that could cause strangulation.
11. Keep all sources of heat and flames away from the product as it will burn
12. Do not use the mat when it is wet.
13. Practice without shoes.
14. Empty your pockets before using the trampoline.
15. Do not eat food, sweets or chew gum when bouncing
16. Always jump in the middle of the mat.
17. How to stop bouncing safely. You stop by bending your knees as you touch down on the
trampoline
18. Do not jump off the mat - always walk on and off. Do not jump from other items onto the
trampoline.
19. Limit the time of continuous usage (make regular stops).
20. Misuse and abuse of the trampoline is dangerous and can result in serious injury.
21. Do not use the trampoline if under the influence of alcohol or drugs
22. Use gloves to protect your hands from pinch points and sharp points during assembly.
23. Do not apply excessive force during assembly that will cause damage to the product.
• Avoid somersaults and flips which may result in you landing on
your head or neck.
• Always bounce in the middle of the trampoline.
• Avoid bouncing when tired.
• Serious injury, paralysis or even death can occur if the
trampoline is not used properly
• Only 1 user allowed at a time
• Many jumpers increase the chances of loss of control, collision
and falling over. This can result in serious injury to head, neck,
arms or legs.
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