Capital Play CAPITAL PRO MASTER User manual

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10ft x 6ft (305cm x 180cm) &
11ft x 8ft (335cm x 245cm)
CAPITAL PRO MASTER
RECTANGULAR
TRAMPOLINES
Installation Manual & Safety Instructions
Capital Play Ltd. 2/3 Higher Park Farm, Halebourne Lane, Chobham, Surrey, GU24 8SL, UK
Tel: [phone]. E: [e-mail]

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WARNING: Read these installation instructions carefully before
attempting to assemble or use this product. Keep this guide in a safe
place for future reference.
Got a problem building your trampoline? Call us on 0044 1276 855600 and we can help.
Contents
Parts List Page 3
Step 1 –Assembling the Frame Page 4
Step 2 –Fitting the Jump Mat Page 6
Step 3 –Fitting the Surround Pads Page 7
Step 4 –Assembling the Enclosure Page 8
Important Information Page 10
Using the Trampoline Page 11
Bounce Skills Page 11
Care & Maintenance Page 12
Safety Certification
The Capital Pro Master trampolines conform to the new EN71-14 ‘Trampolines for Domestic Use’
safety standard.

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PARTS LIST
Part A
Corner Section
Plug - Socket
Quantity: 1
Part B
Corner Section
Plug- Socket
Quantity: 1
Part C
Corner Section
Plug - Plug
Quantity: 1
Part D
Corner Section
Plug - Plug
Quantity: 1
Part E
Middle Section Socket - Socket
Quantity: 2
Part F
Middle Section Plug - Socket
Quantity: 2
Part G
W-Shaped Legs
Quantity: 4
Part H
Leg Extension
Quantity: 8
Part I
Enclosure Socket Extension
Quantity: 8
Part J
Springs
Quantity: 80 (11x8) 52 (10x6)
Part K
Spring Tool
Quantity: 1
Part L
Surround Pads & Elasticated Ties
Quantity: 1 + 16 ties
Part M
Jump Mat
Quantity: 1
Part N
Sleeved Net + Poles
Quantity: 1 + 8 poles
Part O
Ladder
Quantity: 1
Part P
Protective Cover + Ties
Quantity: 1 + 8 ties

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STEP 1: ASSEMBLING THE FRAME
Lay out the frame in accordance with below with the spring holes facing upwards.
Push all sections together ensuring all sections are fully mated together. Note: on the long sides,
the frame will appear to bow outwards –this is by design. When the springs are attached the frame
will get pulled inwards, but will always have a slight outwards bow.
Next, go to one corner and take 1 x W-Shaped Leg (Part G), two Leg Extensions (Part H) and two
Enclosure Socket Extensions (Part I)
Insert the leg extensions into the w-shaped leg, then insert the enclosure socket extensions on top
of the leg extensions
Finally, the assembled legs fix into the two T
connector pieces on the frame across the corners
as indicated in this diagram.

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Your fully inserted leg section should look like this
with the socket enclosure on the inside of the
frame.

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STEP 2: FITTING THE JUMP MAT
BASIC INFORMATION:
a) Getting the springs the right way round.
You attach the more tightly curled end of the
springs to the D-rings on the jump mat.
b) Attaching the springs
You will need to use the Spring Tool (Part K) to
attach the Springs (Part J) to the frame.
Hook the spring tool onto the end of a spring,
and pull until the spring can be slotted into the
correct slot in the frame.
IMPORTANT:
Ensure each spring is fully inserted into the
slots in the frame.You should wear gloves
and protective eye wear to attach springs to
the mat.
FITTING THE MAT:
Lay the Jump Mat (Part M) inside the frame of the trampoline with the centre logo facing upwards.
Next attach the four corner springs. Then attach springs in the 12, 6, 3 and 9 o’clock positions
directly opposite each other.
Finish by attaching the remainder of the springs. Do this by attaching a few springs on one side then
going to the other side of the trampoline to attach a few more. This evens out the tension on the mat
and springs.
Important: During assembly it may look like the mat won’t fit. It will however stretch to the correct
size when attaching the springs and this may take a little force.
The frame itself may get pulled inwards –this is normal. The corner springs in particular may look &
remain stretched. Do not worry, these are high quality springs & you cannot overstretch a spring.

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STEP 3: FITTING THE SURROUND PADS
Lay the Surround Pads (Part L) on top of the
frame.
Then, on the underside of the pads, push an
elasticated tie through the two eyelets and then
wrap around the frame edge and tie off.
Repeat for all 16 ties.
Note: a small screwdriver or pliers may assist
with pulling the tie through the eyelets.
Finally remove a single spring underneath where
each pad sections joins the next one. Then
insert the spring through the loop on the
underside of the pad & re-attach the spring.
This will stop the front of the pads lifting up.

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STEP 4: ASSEMBLING THE ENCLOSURE
•Take the Sleeved Net & eight Enclosure Poles (Part N) and lay flat on the trampoline mat
with the zip entrance facing towards you.
•Insert two enclosure poles into the sleeves on either side of the zip in positions 1 and 2 of this
diagram. Then insert two further poles opposite the first two, in positions 5 and 6.
•Insert each of the poles into the correct enclosure socket through the 10cm slot between the
pad sections (see picture below).
•Finally with the enclosure now half-assembled and upright, inserts the remaining poles into
the sleeves in positions 3, 4, 7 and 8 and then into the enclosure sockets. The bottom of the
net runs along the pads and is not tied off in any way.

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USING THE LADDER AND COVER
The Ladder (Part O) is pre-assembled and just hooks over the frame in front of the zip
entrance.
The Protective Cover (Part P) sits within the enclosure and lays over the jump mat. There are
eight eyelets which line up with the eight enclosure poles.
As with the surround pads insert a tie through the eyelets, but this time wrap around the
upright enclosure pole and tie-off.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
1. WARNING! ADULT SUPERVISION AND INSTUCTION IS REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES
2. Make sure the trampoline is placed on a level surface and free of obstacles.
3. Ensure an area within a radius of 2 meters is free of obstacles and objects.
4. If a safety net is not fitted do not use within a radius of hard surfaces such as walls.
5. Do not position the trampoline near obstacles such as fences, trees, balconies, washing lines
or obstacles located over the trampoline.
6. Ensure there is sufficient head space above the trampoline.
7. Maximum user weights are: 10ft x 6ft: 100kgs 11ft x 8ft: 120kgs,
8. Suitable for outdoor or indoor use.
9. Recommended age: 6+ years
10. Not suitable for children under 2 years. Risk of small parts which may cause a choking
hazard and long cords that could cause strangulation.
11. Keep all sources of heat and flames away from the product as it will burn
12. Do not use the mat when it is wet.
13. Practice without shoes.
14. Empty your pockets before using the trampoline.
15. Do not eat food, sweets or chew gum when bouncing
16. Always jump in the middle of the mat.
17. How to stop bouncing safely. You stop by bending your knees as you touch down on the
trampoline
18. Do not jump off the mat - always walk on and off. Do not jump from other items onto the
trampoline.
19. Limit the time of continuous usage (make regular stops).
20. Misuse and abuse of the trampoline is dangerous and can result in serious injury.
21. Do not use the trampoline if under the influence of alcohol or drugs
22. Use gloves to protect your hands from pinch points and sharp points during assembly.
23. Do not apply excessive force during assembly that will cause damage to the product.
•Avoid somersaults and flips which may result in you landing on
your head or neck.
•Always bounce in the middle of the trampoline.
•Avoid bouncing when tired.
•Serious injury, paralysis or even death can occur if the
trampoline is not used properly
•Only 1 user allowed at a time
•Many jumpers increase the chances of loss of control, collision
and falling over. This can result in serious injury to head, neck,
arms or legs.

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USING YOUR TRAMPOLINE
•Inspect the trampoline before each use. Any damaged or worn parts must be replaced.
•Make sure there are no children, animals or obstructions underneath the trampoline.
•Don’t use when it is wet or windy as this may cause you to fall and injure yourself.
•Always bounce in the middle of the mat and practice bouncing techniques safely with adult
supervision and guidance.
BOUNCING SKILLS
Basic Bounce
1. Start from a standing position with feet a shoulder
width apart, head up and eyes on the trampoline mat.
2. Swing arms forward and up above head in a circular
motion.
3. Bring legs and feet together in mid-air position and
point toes.
4. Land back on the mat with feet a shoulder width apart
(the same as the start position).
Knee Drop
1. Start with a low basic bounce (as detailed in
Basic Skill 1).
2. Land on knees shoulder width apart, keeping
back straight and a strong body position using
arms out to the side or in front to maintain
balance.
3. Bounce back to basic bounce position by using
bounce momentum and swinging arms above
head.
4. Once mastered at this height try bouncing a little
higher, but remember to always stay in control of
your height.
Hand & Knee Drop
1. Land your hands and knees at the same time, ensure
the back is horizontal to the bounce mat and hands
and legs are shoulder width apart also.
2. Maintain strong body position with back and
horizontal to mat and straighten legs behind the fold
arms in front of face in mid-air ready to land on the
mat in a lying down position.
3. Ensure the landing is done with all of body touching
the mat at same time.
4. Push off hands and recover the standing position.
5. Once mastered at this height try bouncing a little
higher, but remember to always stay in control of your
height. Trying moving onto the next skill once
comfortable and proficient.
Seat Drop
1. Start with the low basic bounce (Basic Skill 1) in the
normal position.
2. Land with legs out straight in front of you, with hands
either side of your hips and back straight in a strong
body position.
3. Use the bounce momentum sided with a push from
hands to return to a standing position.
4. Once mastered at this height try bouncing a
littlehigher, but remember to always stay in control of
your height.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Regular care and maintenance of your trampoline is required –you should check your trampoline
once a month. This will help prolong its life and reduce the possibility of injury. Neglecting this can
lead to a risk for users.
Inspect your trampoline before each use using the checklist below as a guide. Take particular care in
doing this at the start of each season and at regular intervals. Ensure all parts are intact and cannot
become dislodged during play, tighten any screws or nuts and bolts where required.
IMPORTANT: If any faults are found, the trampoline MUST NOT BE USED. We advise that the
trampoline is dismantled and put in a dry place until replacement parts are fitted.
PART
CHECKLIST
OK
NOT OK
All Parts
Securely attached
Correctly positioned
No sharp edges or points present
No missing parts
Springs
No damage (bent / broken)
No missing parts
Frame
No bent parts
No damage
No rusting or corrosion
Mat/Pad/Net
No missing parts (e.g. D-rings, ties)
No sagging
No damage (e.g. holes, rips, fraying, tearing)
Looking after your trampoline:
•Use trampoline as advised - excess weight and improper use will damage it and cause it to
break easily.
•Keep trampoline clean. If any part becomes dirty, clean with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly.
Do not use any abrasive cleaners as this could damage the products.
•Store pads in dry place when not in use. Prolonged exposure to sun and harsh weather can
shorten its life.
•Keep mat in good condition by using a cover. (available to buy from our website). Damage can
be caused by water pooling, garden/outdoor debris landing on it, and sparks from nearby
bonfires and fireworks displays.
For a full range of accessories and replacement parts call Capital Play on
01276 855600 or visit our website: www.capitalplay.co.uk