Springfree Trampoline Ground Anchors
Ground anchors that hold your trampoline down, tested to withstand pull-out forces of approximately 900 N each.
Each box contains two anchors. Two is enough for most models, positioned on opposite sides. The R132 Jumbo Round and the S155 Jumbo Square need four, so order two boxes for those.
How many do I need?
Model
Anchors needed
Boxes
R30 Mini Round
2
1
O47 Compact Oval
2
1
R54 Compact Round
2
1
R79 Medium Round
2
1
O77 Medium Oval
2
1
O92 Large Oval
2
1
S113 Large Square
2
1
R132 Jumbo Round
4
2
S155 Jumbo Square
4
2
O200 Jumbo Oval
4
2
Why anchoring isn't optional in Ireland
A trampoline is a large, light structure with a net on top. Irish winds routinely reach the point where an unanchored one lifts, and every winter brings the same reports — through a fence, onto a car, two gardens over.
People assume a Springfree is heavy enough not to move, because the frame is substantial. It isn't. Weight is not what keeps a trampoline down in a gale; anchors are.
It's worth more than the obvious. Anchoring also stops the day-to-day shifting that works bolts loose over time, so the trampoline stays square and the frame lasts longer.
Fitting and checking
Position the anchors on opposite sides of the frame, drive them into the ground, and attach. Allow about half an hour.
Then check them after every named storm. Ground softens over a wet winter and an anchor that was solid in September can be loose by February. Re-seat anything that's lifted.
If your trampoline stands on a patio, gravel or concrete rather than grass, ground anchors won't hold — our guide to anchoring on hard surfaces covers what to use instead.
Using shifting wheels to move the trampoline for mowing? Release the anchors first, then refit them once it's back. Don't leave it unanchored overnight.
Buying from us
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