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Oz Trampolines Summit Round 6ft Questions & Answers
10 questions from our users
Anuasked
Hi,
I am looking to buy a trampoline for my 8.5 year old, but have a limited sized backyard. Measuring the available spaces shows me I have 270 cm width from one edge to another. Length can be a bit more. The only option by leaving the 50cm gap that you suggest on either sides leaves me with only one option - the 6ft summit round. But from reviews above you have mentioned that it`s for young children. What options do you suggest I can look into given the limited backyard space? Please let me know. I would really love to have something where my kid could play with a friend.
Also, if you think a 8ft can fit in this space, is it good for 2 kids?
Regards,
Anu
1 answer
OZ T.Oz Trampolines
answered via direct email, 30cm on each side would be enough room
Haley Gasked
Bought a 6ft trampoline and finding almost impossible to get the last piece of the frame in place. Suggestions? Thanks
3 answers
OZ T.Oz Trampolines
the entire frame should stay very loose until it is complete. If you have tighten each stage up you need to loosen them all off a lot so their is more flexibility. Go towards a fence or second person and get them to hold the frame firm on the other side from you and push to get it to join. If that doesn't work, undo one other frame piece, connect the opposite one first then go back to the other to join the last one that was already previuosly joined. The positive thing is that when it's together it is very firm. craig oz trampolines, 1300 393004
Thank you
Can be difficult. Tried standing frame up its edge and then leaning on it. (I think the instructions mention to do this)
Jessieasked
Is the 6ft round trampoline suitable for 1-2 girls aged 9 and 10? It's the only size That will
in my townhouse yard. Thanks for your reply.
5 answers
My kids are 10 and 12 and it was big enough for both of them to jump on. Thanks
Should go for the bigger size. 6 foot is only suitable for younger toddlers.
Thank you very much for your helpful replies.
michealaasked
How do you fold the 6ft roof? As i cant fold it to fit back into the bag
2 answers
OZ T.Oz Trampolines
Hi Michaela, That You tube video we discussed is the best visual cue. Hopefully you have a little success.
Thankyou just managed to do it.
brettasked
Hi! See that the max weight for the 6ft trampoline is 120kg. Is there a max number of children who can use it at once? Would 4 children be able to use it if their total weight was under 120kg? Thanks!
2 answers
Hi. The company only recommends one child at a time. We have had a few kids on our 10 foot and it got a little messy and there were a few tears. I would recommend getting the next size up or the extra strength frame. It's one thing if they sit and do not much on the trampoline but if you have four kids jumping at the same time I would upgrade it so it will last longer.
Good answer! I agree.
Lauren Kentasked
Does this size Trampoline come with safety net that is very strong? as the only place we have to put a trampoline is by a window with not much room to spare......
2 answers
OZ T.Oz Trampolines
Hi Lauren
Our trampolines do come with the net, it is best to still have a gap between the net and the window to allow the net to flex. It it recommended at least a metre
Hi Lauren, I would have to say that the safety net on Oz Trampolines are the strongest, and best quality that I personally have seen. They're much better than some other brands. There is a little give though, so make sure you do leave a gap near the window.
Kylieasked
Can you please tell me the height from the ground of the 6ft trampoline and does it come with a ladder??
1 answer
OZ T.Oz Trampolines
Hi Kylie - it is 52cm off the ground and the ladder is included!
Mandy100261asked
We would like to get a 6ft trampoline for a courtyard and the 6ft size fits but there does not appear to be any safety info on how much space is needed around the trampoline...? Is there a recommendation for this? Just wondering about the kids falling into the sides. Cheers,
Indy41asked
Hi what is the weight capacity that can go on this trampoline? Thanks
1 answer
OZ T.Oz Trampolines
Hi Indy,
the weight capacity is 100kg.
You can see any other details here http://oztrampolines.com.au/products/61/282/Trampoline-round-6ft-pink
Emma8368asked
Was just reading your reviews on the 6ft trampoline and someone has said you don't get the ladder & protective netting for the underneath with this size trampoline, is this true as the way i read it i'm assuming you do.
2 answers
OZ T.Oz Trampolines
Hi Emma, the package for the 6ft does not as a rule come with the ladder and the under net. If you wish to order we can place the ladder in your order free of charge. We don't have under nets for the 6ft trampolines.
Hello,
I would like to purchase the 6ft trampoline (blue) with the ladder
included as per email below, what is the delivery time on this? and i
seen you can have a cover on the top how much extra is that?
CheersEmma
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