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- Pre-Sales Questions
- About Lejump Trampoline
- Safety Use
- Warranty & Replacement
- Order & Return Policy
- Assembly
- Maintenance
Pre-Sales Questions
There are lots of factors that might influence your choice of trampoline and many different trampolines available that may suit your needs.
A galvanised steel frame will guard against rust – if it’s galvanised inside and out, even better. Look for a thick gauge of steel – the weight of a trampoline will be a good indicator of this (the heavier, the better).
Trampoline enclosures are essential for safe jumping and garden trampolines that meet the European safety standard can’t be sold in the EU without one. A strong enclosure net will catch bouncers if they fall. You might want to choose a model with an enclosure that has a top rim for reinforcement – the top rim stops unsightly sagging and looseness in the net.
On larger trampolines, a welded leg and frame joint is often a weak point, so it’s a good idea to look for versions with extra reinforcements in this area such as clamps or brackets. Lejump’s Tramp T-connector reinforces the joint for additional strength and durability.
Lots of modern trampoline enclosure designs provide a barrier between the jumper and springs, giving extra protection for little fingers and toes. Lejump’s enclosures separate the jumper and springs but curve outwards to maximise bouncing space.
Safety pads cover the springs and frame parts and help to protect bouncers as well as spectators. Choose a version with thick padding and weather proofing and it’ll last longer too.
Consider the age of the users. Large ‘traditional’ trampolines aren’t suitable for little ones under six years old, as they have a bigger bounce and are required to be higher from the.
Choosing the right size trampoline for you will most likely involve several factors such as garden size, price and the age of the user. Lejump’s trampoline range in size from 10ft to 14ft.
Photographs can be deceiving and you will need to allow enough space for the trampoline as well as a 2m safety perimeter around the edge to get away from objects and possible hazards including electric power wiring, tree limbs, recreational structures, and fences.. It’s a good idea to map out the area of the trampoline using a hosepipe before you buy to make sure you’re happy with the size.
On larger trampolines, a welded leg and frame joint is often a weak point, so it’s a good idea to look for versions with extra reinforcements in this area such as clamps or brackets. Lejump’s Tramp T-connector reinforces the joint for additional strength and durability.
A minimum of 24 feet (7.3 meters) of overhead clearance is required.
A trampoline alone will still be perfect for bouncing, although accessories can help enhance the experience and some can seriously help to protect the trampoline.
We would recommend investing in a trampoline cover, which helps to protect the trampoline bed and jumping mat from weathering and debris.
A trampoline anchor kit is essential for tying the trampoline down to help protect against the wind. Please note that trampolines should be dismantled prior to periods of high wind.
A trampoline ladder is very useful for little ones to safely climb on and off their trampoline.
About Lejump Trampoline
The Lejump Trampoline patented design features have eliminated 90% of product related trampoline injuries.
Our jumping mat removes hard edges - Our proprietary mat is 30 times more shock-absorbent than pads found on traditional trampolines.
Our Safety Enclosure keeps the jumper on the trampoline - The patented FlexiNet enclosure has flexible rods to cushion jumpers and prevent falls. The jumper is directed back to the center and cannot make contact with the net rods. The zippered net also ensures jumpers cannot fall through the opening.
Our frame have three layers of rust-preventative coating, our steel frames are built to endure even the most extreme weather.
Our patented design provide a smooth, non-jarring bounce and avoid trapping toes and feet within springs, out of harm’s way.
The Lejump Trampoline patented design features have eliminated 90% of product related trampoline injuries.
To understand the strength of a Lejumpm Trampoline, there are two weights you need to be aware of - the Structural Load Capacity and the Maximum Single User Weight. The first relates to strength and the second relates to safety.
The Structural Load Capacity is the amount of static weight a trampoline can hold. A lejump is strong enough to hold more than this weight, but this limit allows for a safe margin before the mat will touch the ground.
The Maximum Single User Weight is based on how heavy you are and how high you jump. It is about ensuring jumpers don’t ‘bottom out’ (touch the ground while jumping).
Studies have shown that trampolining is suitable for people who do fitness training or who want to lose weight. Trampolining is therefore good for your health and certainly contributes to a healthy lifestyle!
Jumping on a trampoline exercises the whole body, and the g-force that bouncing produces helps to build muscle and burn fat quickly. Muscles a trampoline works out include legs, thighs, arms, hips and stomach. It also has the added benefit of improving agility and balance.
Many trampolines are offered in various shapes and sizes around the world, but Lejump is the best choice because you are not just choosing Lejump, you are also choosing quality, safety and loads of fun!
Our customer service is best in the industry. We will help you with any questions or issues related to our Lejump trampolines.
Lejump Trampoline enclosure is strong yet provides a unique flexibility that gently redirects wayward jumpers back to the center of the trampoline.
Some trampolines may have enclosures but they aren't flexible and are held up with rigid steel poles which introduce another impact risk. Basic enclosures only stop jumpers from falling off. There is a risk that these jumpers could make impact with the springs and frame.
The Lejump Trampoline enclosure is UV-resistant to prevent deterioration from the sun and other harsh weather conditions
Safety Use
To jump as safely as possible on your trampoline, there a few tips you can take into consideration:
Only one person should be jumping on the trampoline at a time.
Always jump in the center of the trampoline jumping mat.
Stop jumping higher when you feel like you are losing control.
Do not make somersaults without professional guidance.
Focus on the middle circle during jumping.
Close the enclosure zipper during the jumping.
The dangers of trampolines have been increasingly highlighted in recent years as garden trampolines have become more popular. Trampolines can be dangerous when used incorrectly.
Reduce the risks of trampolining by purchasing a high quality trampoline and by using it correctly according to the user manual. Always have a responsible adult directly supervising.
Warranty & Replacement
Regularly check if all parts are still in their original state. Isn’t this the case? Are your trampoline springs completely stretched? Is the hole in your trampoline jumping mat bigger than a 2 euro coin?
Are there multiple holes that are smaller than a 2 euro coin? If yes, then it is smart to have your jumping mat evaluated by an expert. The more holes there are in a trampoline jumping mat, the bigger the chance that the mat rips completely.Or is the tear in your safety pad too big? Then it is time to replace that part. The safety net has to be replaced after a couple of years or when it is possible to get your finger stuck in the net.
The trampoline safety pad needs to be replaced when it does not cover the springs correctly or effectively.
Has the jumping mat become greyish and mat? If yes, it is smart to replace the jumping mat. As soon as the mat becomes greyish and mat, it means that Uv-resistance of the mat has been affected and the materials have become brittle. This increases the chance of tears meaning that your child’s safety cannot be guaranteed.
All trampoline parts can be ordered separately.
Order & Return Policy
The following payment methods are available:
iDEAL
Transfer
Mistercash/Bancontact
Maestro
Visa/ Mastercard
Assembly
If you are looking for a copy of a manual from a trampoline or enclosure you have purchased, you can find in our website www.lejump.com
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Our trampolines are supplied with all the tools required for home assembly – this may include a spanner, allen key and screwdriver – as well as the spring loading tool.
If you need to dismantle the trampoline for any reason, a rubber mallet may be required to gently knock the frame pieces apart.
Maintenance
All components of the Lejump Trampoline are weather-resistant, including UV stabilized mat and net rods, a galvanized and powder-coated steel frame and a UV stabilized polypropylene mat and safety enclosure.
However, to extend trampoline usage life, we recommend you follow our tips in the maintenance section.
Be sure to remove any snow so that it does not accumulate on your trampoline's bed (and cause the springs to stretch). Depending on the severity of winter winds in your area, you may want to remove the frame pads and store them inside.
In windy conditions it is important that you move your trampoline to a sheltered area, remove the enclosure and secure it to the ground using a trampoline anchor kit.
During the winter months we advise that you dismantle your trampoline and store it in a dry place as this will prevent rust as well as damage to the frame, springs and enclosure.
The fall and winter period knows a lot of rainy days and decreasing temperatures. This also means that your trampoline has to withstand a lot during this time of the year. A protective cover is a great solution for this.
Most trampolines get a lot of use, so it’s important to regularly check for any signs of wear, tear and deterioration. Our quick checklist can help know what to look for:
Holes, tears or sagging in the jumping mat.
Loose stitching or deterioration in the jumping mat.
Bent or broken frame parts.
Signs of rusting on metal parts.
Broken, damaged or missing springs.
Deterioration, holes and sagging on the enclosure net and safety pad.
If you notice any of the above, stop using the trampoline until the problem is resolved. Spare parts can be purchased from our website. If your trampoline is still under its warranty, contact us to make a claim.
If you haven’t used your trampoline for a longer period of time it may happen that it gets dirty. The trampoline safety pad and jumping mat are easily cleaned with a cloth and warm water. It is strongly discouraged to use detergent, abrasive or hot water. Might you have a stain that just can’t be removed by a cloth and warm water, then you can use green or very mild soap.
Your trampoline is placed outside day and night. Because of that, it has to withstand changing weather conditions and Uv-rays. After a while, you will notice traces of usage and will the weather conditions become visible on the trampoline safety pad.
Trampolines are often placed in a garden near trees, flowers, and bushes. These spread pollens and drop leaves. These will fall onto the trampoline and leave stains. When it rains for a longer period of time, water and moist accumulates in the trampoline safety pad. This amount of water can be the cause for fungus creation which can be expressed by black dots or spots.
To ensure that stains are not permanent, it is smart to clean your trampoline safety pad regularly. This is easily done with a cloth and warm, not hot, water. By doing this regularly, fungus, stains and “the weather” are prevented from permanently setting on your safety pad.
To enAdditionally, it is smart to buy a protective cover or weather cover for your trampoline. This cover he makes sure that twigs, dirt and other filth will not reach your trampoline.
When the cover is attached over a humid trampoline, there is a chance that fungus or mold builds up underneath the cover when the cover lays over the trampoline too long. That is why it is important to remove the cover after a couple of weeks to “air” out the materials. The best thing to do is removing the trampoline safety pad completely and store it somewhere dry.
A trampoline weather cover is a relatively cheap way of making sure your trampoline will last years!