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You can choose from about 5 size options. The higher the size, the bigger the weight capacity. Regardless of the space in your yard, you should find one Giantex trampoline that fits perfectly. Size options include: 8 ft, 10 ft, 12 ft, 13 ft, 14 ft, 15ft, 16ft.
Giantex Combo Bounce trampoline comes with U-shaped stands. This makes the equipment sit balanced on the yard. This geometry also reduces instances where pressure from continued use of the equipment leads to breaking the floor surface. Your kids can play with confidence that they won’t be tossed awkwardly during play.
Giantex Combo trampoline packs full safety features. First, it comes with its ladder. Kids can easily climb the ladder to get to the surface of the trampoline. The ladder is made of strong steel to bear heavy weight without issues. Another safety feature is the perimeter net. The safety net wraps round the surface of the trampoline. This net help kids stay safe within the equipment as they bounce around. Once the safety features are in place, you kids can use the equipment with little supervision.
Not all trampoline brands come with safety net. This is what makes Giantex standout as almost all their trampoline models have a safety net. The nets are wrapped around the equipment and are supported by steel poles. The poles are slightly paded to reduce bruising effects. With the enclosure pad fixed to the edge of the frame, jump area seems larger. The springs are also covered with enough foam to ensure more fun and safety.
One feature that puts Giantex trampoline with the likes of Merax and Skywalker is durability. The mat on the equipment is made of tough and water resistant material. Weight capacity of Giantex Combo Bounce trampoline vary with size. However, the smallest size of Giantex trampoline offers excellent weight capacity of 80kg max. How much more the bigger sized ones.
You can expect expect the equipment to last longer when it is prevented from high temperatures and humidity. Users are encouraged to bounce on the mat barefooted. This will prevent potential damage to the mat as a result of pressure from shoes.