1.
Signature Trampoline
Instructions

2. Before you start SITING YOUR TRAMPOLINE
Your trampoline works best and is safest if it is dead level. If your trampoline is fitted with a safety enclosure then potential hazards within 2 metres of the trampoline like paving stones, fences, pools, tree trunks and buildings will not be critical. Without a safety enclosure it is vital to keep clear 2 metres of lawn space all round the trampoline.
Always ensure that the area above the trampoline is clear of overhead cable and branches. Even if the cables and branches are way up high, birds will roost on them and use your trampoline for target practice.
Garden trampolines are designed to stand on a lawn. If they are on concrete or gravel the underside of the leg bases will wear away quite quickly. If you are planning to site your Trampoline on concrete or on a patio you should fix floor guards to your Trampoline legs.
If you need to level your trampoline try and raise one side by the same distance that you sink the other. That way you still have sufficient clearance beneath the trampoline to prevent larger and more energetic bouncers bottoming out and hitting the ground. Unless the slope is very slight just blocking up the lower legs will not work well as the trampoline will tend to move down the slope and fall off the blocks. It is better to create a groove for the uphill legs to rest in or alternatively ground anchor them so they cannot creep down hill. A quick and simple way to check that your trampoline is level is to take off a spring and see if it will roll downhill on the trampoline bed.

3. Building the Trampoline - Parts list
Part Image
Description
12ft
14ft
Top Rails 4
Top Rails with Stubs
Leg Bases
Leg Extensions 8
8.5” Elongated Hook Springs 80 96
Polymesh Bed : 1
Frame Pads
165mm Standard Toggle Loops 12

4. Step 1 - The frame
Lay frame parts out as shown on a reasonably level area of lawn. Note alternate positioning of TOP RAILS WITH STUBS and TOP RAILS WITHOUT STUBS
TOP RAIL WITH STUBS

5. Step 1 - Frame
Assemble trampoline legs by sliding LEG UPRIGHTS onto LEG BASES. Repeat until you have four complete assemblies.
Slot a TOP RAIL WITH STUBS
between two leg assemblies as per the diagram below.

6. Step 2
Move around the frame and attach a further leg assembly with another TOP RAIL WITH STUBS.
Continue around the frame, adding TOP RAILS WITH STUBS to the assemblies. Fill the gaps with a TOP RAIL WITHOUT STUB.

7. Step 3
Finally add the remaining TOP RAIL WITHOUT STUBS to complete the trampoline frame.
This may require some effort to fit but this tension in the frame is needed to prevent the leg assemblies from dropping off when the trampoline is moved.
TIP: Stand inside the part assembled frame and push outwards on frame when fitting the TOP RAILS WITHOUT STUBS.
Unfold the black polymesh bed on the ground inside the completed trampoline frame

8. Reference Number Part Image Description Amount1
Bottom Pole with Foam and Base Cap 8 2
Top Pole with Foam and Top Cap 3
Eye bolts with dome nut 16 4
Pressed Steel pole clamps 5
Quick release clamp fastener 6
Black rubber spacers 7
Bungy with 'Q' hooks
Enclosure net

9. Springs, Jump Bed and ESN Enclosure Net
Before fitting any springs, note that the extended hook on each spring fits into the frame and the smaller hook fits into the triangular anchor on the bed.
Fit one spring into the slot just to the right hand side of a top rail joiner then attach the spring to the bed on the inside of the frame
Then work your way round the frame and attach a spring immediately to the right of each top rail joiner and to the appropriate triangle on the bed (if you don’t have an enclosure attach all springs as instructed and go to page 13 & 14)
Then lay out the ESN Net onto the trampoline and attach a the 8 points making sure that the plastic bungee holders on the net are lined up with the T sections THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT OVERWISE YOU WILL TWIST THE NET
Fill in the gaps by attaching springs midway between each of those already fitted spring including counting the net holes.
Repeat until all of the springs and net are attached
This will leave the attached net lying on to the bed (mat).

10. This should leave you with..

11. Now to Fit The Frame Pads
(b)
(c)
To fit the frame pads, lay them upside down upon the trampoline with the eyelets upwards. Thread the toggle loop though the eyelets as illustrated in diagrams (b). Turn the pads over and fasten the toggle loop as illustrated in diagrams (c).

12. Enclosure Attach the poles
Fit two pole clamps with quick- tightening fasteners to each of the 8 trampoline legs using the spacers to separate the leg and the enclosure pole. Fit one bottom pole (no black top cap) to each of the 8 trampoline legs. Make sure the quick release fastener is towards the inside of the leg, and then hands tighten the knurled nut until the threaded bolt appears through the end of the nut. At this point operate the lever of the quick-tighten fastener to tighten the clamp fitting. Loosen or tighten the knurled nut to fine tune tightness.

13. Finishing the Enclosure
Using the 16 x Bungy Loops with 'Q' hooks, attach the netting to the pole. The middle cables can be tensioned and attached whilst standing on the ground. To attach the top Bungy Loops, remove your footwear and go through the trampoline door or under the low hanging net into the middle of the trampoline from there attach the remaining bungy loops to the top of the poles using the eye bolts.

14. Attach the Caution notice
Please attach the caution notice provided in the instruction pack to the trampoline with the cable ties provided
It is important that this notice is fixed where it can be seen by users before they get on to the trampoline
Caution
Read the instructions before use
The trampoline should be sited on a clear and level grass surface
Only one user at one time
Misuse and abuse can cause serious injury
Inspect trampoline before use and replace any worn, defective or missing parts
Always jump in the middle of the trampoline
Do not attempt somersaults or advanced moves without qualified supervision
Always use trampoline with pad and enclosure on
Do not bounce off trampoline onto the ground or any other objects

15. Ladder instructions - Parts
2 x Flat Steps
4 x Suspension Brackets
2 x Long Tubes
1 x Bottom Short Tube
Please make sure you have all the parts before continuing and ensure each step has the wording of the rungs facing upwards.

16. Ladder Instructions
STEP 1: lets first do the assembly of the upper rung. Get the two long tubes through one step, then put one screw on each long tube, direction must be shown:
When you push the screw upwards you can see there is one female circle on the up half of the tube, locate the screw there and when you hear a silvery sound, it means you put the screw in the right position.
STEP 2: Get the rung closer to the screw and make the two screws go into the rungs. When doing this, you must ensure keeping the screw in the right position. Just press the steps or turn the screw very slightly. Then repeat this for other rung.

17. Ladder Instructions
STEP 3: get the other rung on the longer tubes, when doing this you must ensure this is parallel and same direction as shown.
STEP 4: Take the shorter end tube, press the clips on it to fix the onto the longer tubes. Then you will have assembled a perfect ladder. Just place your ladder hooks under the pad on your fame. You can no climb your ladder to your trampoline!

18. Your Guarantee
IMPORTANT Please keep your proof of purchase it will be needed to make a claim
* Ladder - 1 year guarantee
10 Years

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20. Enjoy
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