For those of you with a trampoline in the garden...

Just get rid of the safety net if your kids are more than about 10 years old...

We used to have a trampoline in our back garden and it was just that, a trampoline, without safety nets or a cover (although that would have been useful). We never fell off...
 
Amp34 said:
Just get rid of the safety net if your kids are more than about 10 years old...

We used to have a trampoline in our back garden and it was just that, a trampoline, without safety nets or a cover (although that would have been useful). We never fell off...
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7 and 3 so that's a no no I'm afraid...

We've got woods behind us, so a cover will be a must over winter I'm guessing. But if it's not too painful taking/putting the net off/on, then we'll try and get the tent too...

So really need someone to comment how painful it is. The one I linked to supposedly has no nutts/bolts required etc, implying it just slots in etc so easy to put on/off!?
 
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Off topic but I still shudder when I was called to Fenton Manor where my daughter used to trampoline for a club and she had fell off and was spark out on the floor.
I stood there helpless while the Paramedics took her to A&E and about 1 hour later she woke up saying 'Where am I?'.

Definitely use the net.
 
dmpoole said:
Off topic but I still shudder when I was called to Fenton Manor where my daughter used to trampoline for a club and she had fell off and was spark out on the floor.
I stood there helpless while the Paramedics took her to A&E and about 1 hour later she woke up saying 'Where am I?'.

Definitely use the net.
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Nightmare stuff! Definately will be using the net!
 
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