Inground Trampolines
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If you're thinking about putting a spring in the step of your garden, there's no better choice than an in-ground trampoline. Similar to an above-ground trampoline , these outdoor toys are hours of fun with an added element of excitement. Our sunken trampolines are carefully selected - each one is constructed with strong materials that look great, feel great and remain sturdy and resistant during play. Benefits of sunken trampolines Keeping fit : Jumping around exudes a lot of energy. Your little ones will have the time of their lives while getting their bodies moving! Socialising : Depending on the size of your trampoline, you can fit several children on. Safety : Given the trampoline's sunken design, it offers an added safety feature. You can step onto these trampolines seamlessly, avoiding any awkward climbs that can be difficult for younger children. Aesthetics : Sunken into your garden's ground, these trampolines look simple and cool. Choose outdoortoys for outdoor fun We've got a whole list of toys to put a spring in your little one's step, including rectangular trampolines and playhouses . Explore our range of climbing frames to get them something more suitable. FAQs How deep should the hole for a sunken trampoline be? For an in-ground trampoline, you're going to need to dig a hole at least three feet deep to compensate for the bounce. Sunken or in-ground trampolines offer your garden a sleek, futuristic look that kids will love. What sizes of sunken trampolines are available at outdoortoys? We stock a range of in-ground trampoline sizes, so you can find the option that most perfectly fits your space - whether that’s 8ft or as large as 14ft. If you want to add one to your garden, we'd recommend measuring the preferred space with a tape measure and comparing it with your desired trampoline. What features should I look for on a trampoline? To keep your little ones safe while bouncing, it’s worth investing in a couple of trampoline accessories . Look out for tram