Are you considering buying an InGround or FlatGround trampoline, or have you already bought one? Installing a trampoline in the ground may seem more difficult than it is. With our step-by-step guide, it’s easy to do. We guide you through the entire process, from choosing the right location to actually installing the trampoline. This way, you can quickly and safely enjoy your new trampoline.

Are you undecided between a Regular, InGround, or FlatGround trampoline? Below you can read the main features for each height:

Regular trampoline

• On legs, and therefore easy to move
• Simple to install
• Always delivered with a safety net

InGround trampoline

• Partially in-ground frame, rises about 20 centimeters above the lawn
• Less noticeable in the garden
• Easy to access due to the low step
• Available with and without a safety net

FlatGround trampoline

• Completely in-ground frame – level with the lawn
• Seamlessly integrated into the garden
• No step height so very easy to access
• Available with and without a safety net

Round trampoline

• Optimal “jump point” in the center of the trampoline
• Most popular shape
• Often the cheapest option depending on the chosen model

Rectangular trampoline

• Larger optimal “jumping area” allowing for more controlled jumps
• Make the most of your garden with a rectangular trampoline
• Popular with professionals and athletes

Oval trampoline

• Largest optimal “jumping area”
• Jumps are well controllable
• Combines the advantages of a round and rectangular trampoline

At BERG, we have been making trampolines for over 20 years, always with quality as our starting point. Our development department carefully designs and technically elaborates the trampolines. We design and develop every part ourselves to ensure it meets our quality standards and that the trampoline lasts a long time.

Extra long warranty periods
If you register your trampoline within 1 month of purchase, you will receive even more warranty from us in addition to the already long warranty. We do this to prove that we believe in the long lifespan of our trampolines. Depending on the product you buy, your warranty will be 3, 5, 8, or 13 years.
Check the warranty periods per trampoline model here: Trampoline warranty overview

Replacing parts
If a trampoline part unexpectedly breaks, you have the option to replace this part through our parts finder on the website. This way, you can easily repair your trampoline and give it a second life.

In winter, it's important to properly protect your BERG trampoline. To make the trampoline winter-ready, clean and dry the protective edge and safety net (without cleaning agents) and store them indoors. Use a cover to temporarily protect the trampoline from dirt and leaves, but avoid long-term use to prevent mold. An anchor set can help to firmly secure the trampoline during stormy weather.

When choosing the right size trampoline for your garden, there are several factors to consider:

Available space:
Measure the available space in your garden. Make sure there is enough free space around the trampoline for safety, ideally at least 1.5 to 2 meters.

Age of the users:

• For young children (3-6 years), smaller trampolines of 2 to 3 meters are often sufficient.
• For older children and teenagers (7-14 years), you can consider trampolines of 3 to 4 meters.
• For adults, trampolines of 4 meters or larger are recommended.

Usage:
For intensive use and acrobatic jumps, larger trampolines are better, while smaller trampolines are good for recreational use and beginners.