trampoline safety edging

Feb 20, 2005 2 Replies

The cats and birds have shredded the 14 year old foam edging on my granddaughter's trampoline, which I bought for her mother. This foam covers the tubular frame and the area over the springs and up to the mat.



As the replacement cost is >GBP280 for the perimeter of a 3.25m by



2.25 rectangle I was wondering if a suitable diy solution would be cheaper and what?

AJH


Hi,

Normal trampolines appear to use 25mm thick 'closed cell' polyethylene foam:

BES do 25 mm thick closed cell polyethylene pipe insulation in

15/22/28mm inside diameters:

I'd expect it would have to be held on with at least two layers of 50% overlapped (as seen on racing bike handlebars) cloth tape:

I have the above insulation and it's pretty tough, however don't hold me responsible if the little 'uns manage to bash their heads somehow!!!

cheers, Pete.

On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 21:15:27 +0000, Pete C

Thanks, the actual tubes are 75mm but if this is much the same foam it's worth looking for a larger diameter and using duct tape.

AJH

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