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Positioning
Place the trampoline on a fl at, stable surface.
Jumpers must not be able to come in contact
with wires, branches or other obstructions to
jumping.
There must be at least 7.3 metres of
headroom above the mat and 2 metres of
space measured horizontally in all directions
from the edge of the trampoline.
The trampoline must not be placed on or
nearby hard surfaces, e.g. tiles, concrete,
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asphalt or the like. The trampoline must
not be erected close to structures, such as
swings, slides, climbing frames or pools.
You may only attach accessories or make
changes to the trampoline if this is done
in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
The trampoline must be secured against
blowing away using guy ropes/wires and
sturdy pegs (not included). Do not leave out
in stormy weather and cover the mat with a
waterproof sheet when not in use.
Make sure that the trampoline is securely
tied down so that it cannot be blown over or
away. It may be secured to the ground using,
for instance, steel shackles, sandbags or
guy ropes and pegs. Remove wind-sensitive
accessories, such as the safety net, if strong
winds are forecast.
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Using your trampoline
Getting on and off
Climb carefully up onto the trampoline.
Never pull on the safety pad or tread on the
springs, and never jump down onto the mat
from something else, such as a roof or ladder.
Always help small children on and off the
trampoline.
Clothing
Wear a t-shirt and shorts/tracksuit trousers
and have bare feet or soft-soled plimsolls.
First-timers should wear long-sleeved clothes
to avoid the risk of scratches and grazes.