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 Soft, cushiony Trampoline Safety Pads

Here is our great selection of trampoline safety pads for full sized trampolines to cover the springs and frame at a price that will fit your budget.  We carry designs in several materals and thicknesses for cost conscious buyers and for maximum protection for you and from the weather.
     
We carry trampoline pads for 6 foot through 16 foot trampolines in all shapes and price ranges.  Browse through other inventory including our trampolines, mini/exercise trampolines, trampoline accessories including covers, mats, safety enclosures nets, trampoline ladders and more.  High quality, discounted prices, terrific service and
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FIVE WAYS TO MAKE YOUR TRAMPOLINE PAD LAST LONGER!!

The trampoline padding is a protection in case someone lands too close to the frame.

1.) Don't Let ANYONE sit/stand on or play with the trampoline frame pads. The pressure of someone sitting or standing on the trampoline pad while someone else jumps will cause the spring action underneath to rub/cut through the vinyl.

2.) Don't use any chemicals such as Armor All on your trampoline frame pads. You can purchase a vinyl cleaner/conditioner to clean and keep from drying out the vinyl during the hotter months.

3.) Don't tie your trampoline pads too tight. Strong winds can pull up the pads and therefore pull out the straps if tied too tightly.

4.) If you have a trampoline enclosure, lift up the skirt where the pole is or cut out the skirt area at the pole. If the pole lays against the skirt there will be too much strain on the pads and can cause the skirt seam too rip.

5.) Keep all animals away from the trampoline. There is something about the trampoline pad that dogs find very appealing (our # 1 Complaint). My dog ate my trampoline pads. Seriously!!