Round Trampolines

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Round trampolines are measured by their diameter, which is found by starting at any single point around the outside and measuring through the exact center point of the trampoline to the opposite side. This full-length measure is the size of your trampoline.

Both round and rectangle trampolines made by Acon are safe. Determining which jumping experience you prefer is about understanding how their bounce differs. Due to a single, center point of bounce motion, round trampolines naturally move jumpers to the middle of the trampoline, away from the edges.

Putting together a round Acon trampoline: Assemble the leg bases of the metal frame, then connect the legs to the outer frame. Next, the trampoline mat is connected to the frame with the galvanized metal springs. Finally the safety padding is attached, and the safety enclosure assembled on top.

Yes, round tramp can be installed in-ground. However, it's important to note that the warranty on any Acon round trampoline does not cover in-ground use. Some customers have still installed their trampolines in-ground with good results.

Choosing the best enclosure for a round trampoline model means understanding the options available. Acon enclosures come in standard and premium models. Both models include a zipper door entry, while the premium net comes inside the paddings and the standard net is placed outside the paddings/edges.

Acon round trampoline models vary in size, from the 6ft, 10ft, 12ft, 14ft to the 15ft option to offer families the right option that suits their needs. Smaller is better for single jumpers looking for fun; while the bigger models are for families, and fun-loving adults, who want a large jump zone for more tricks.

Trampoline warranties depend on the manufacturer. Most Acon round trampolines feature warranties of 10 years for the frame. 5 years for the springs. 5 years for the jumping mat. 2 years for other mat components. 2 years for the safety pad. And, where applicable, 1 year for the anchors, ladder, and enclosure.