MaxAir Trampolines 7' x 14' flybed tramp Wiring diagram

7’ x 14’ fybed tramp
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Materials, Components, and Tools: Page 3
Architect Specications: Pages 4 - 6
Total Footprint: Page 4
Pit Dimensions - Front View: Page 5
Pit Dimensions - Side View: Page 6
Installation Instructions: Pages 7 - 8
Frame Setup Diagram: Pages 9
Standard Spring Setup Guide: Page 10
Figures: Pages 11 - 12
Pad Installation & Diagram: 13 - 15
Velcro Installation Diagram: 16
Trampoline Care Instructions: Page 17

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YOUR COMPLETE TRAMPOLINE UNIT FROM MAXAIR TRAMPOLINES CONSISTS OF
(106) Side Springs
(10) Extra Side Springs
(12) Corner Springs
(1) 7’ x 14’ Trampoline Bed
(12) Frame Pieces
OPTIONAL PADDING CHOICES
Deluxe Pads, Premium Pads, or Spring Pad Covers
End Deck Mats
MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED TO PURCHASE
(1) 50 lb Case of 10” x 3/8” Galvanized Landscaping Spikes
(37) 8’ x 6” x 6” Wolmanized Landscaping Ties
(30) 7” x 1/2” Galvanized Lag Bolts
(30) 1/2” Galvanized Washers
(2) 3’ x 100’ Roll of Landscaping Fabric
(2) Yards of Crushed Stone (1/2” to 1” Diameter Stones)
TOOLS
Hammer
Sledgehammer
Circular Saw
Drill and 3/8” Drill Bit
6’ Level
Handsaw
3/4” Socket Wrench
Staple Gun

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TOTAL FOOTPRINT
*Diagram is Not to Scale
7’ x 14’ fLybed tramp
180”
116”
84”
204”
264”
200”
168”
288”
TRAMPOLINE BED
4’ DELUXE PADS
RETAINING WALL
5’ PREMIUM PADS
Retaining Wall: 116” x 200“ (161.1 Sq. Feet)
With Deluxe Pads: 180” x 264” (330 Sq. Feet)
With Premium Pads: 204” x 288” (408 Sq. Feet)

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IN-GROUND TRAMPOLINE HOLE - PIT DIMENSIONS - FRONT VIEW
Retaining Wall
114”
*Diagram is Not to Scale
8’ x 6” x 6” LANDSCAPING TIE
116”
45”
84”
16” 16”
152”
BACKFILL BACKFILL
12.5” 5.5” 12.5”
5.5”
18” 18”
34”
34” 17.5”
45”
27.5”
17.5”
Retaining Wall
114”
27.5”
T-SUPPORT
(REFER TO PG. 12, FIG 1.5)
Overall Pit Dimensions (W x L x D): 152” x 236“ x 45”
Hole Depth: 45”

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IN-GROUND TRAMPOLINE HOLE - PIT DIMENSIONS - SIDE VIEW
Retaining Wall
198”
*Diagram is Not to Scale
8’ x 6” x 6” LANDSCAPING TIE
200”
168”
16” 16”
236”
BACKFILL
BACKFILL
12.5” 5.5” 12.5”
5.5”
18” 18”
34”
45”
17.5”
45”
34” 17.5”
Retaining Wall
198”
27.5” 27.5”
T-SUPPORT
(REFER TO PG. 12, FIG 1.5)
Overall Pit Dimensions (W x L x D): 152” x 236“ x 45”
Hole Depth: 45”

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1. Dig pit to dimensions outlined on pages 5 & 6
2. Notch one end of 8 of the landscaping ties by 5.5” x 5.5” x 2.75” (L x W x D). See Figure 1.1 (page 11)
3. Start building the rst layer of your retaining wall. Inside dimensions of rst layer of landscaping ties will be
200” x 116”. Four of your notched landscaping ties will have to be cut to length. Landscaping ties can
vary in length, so please be sure to check your measurements. Assemble the rst layer of landscaping ties,
interlocking the notched ends at the corners. Make sure that it is square and level. Drill a starter hole
approximately 1-2” deep in each corner using a 3/8” drill and secure four corners with one landscaping spike
per corner.
4. Building up, offset each remaining layer 1/4” back from the previous layer. Drill starter holes approximately
1-2” deep and secure each layer with landscaping spikes, spaced at a minimum of every 24” inches on
center. After the rst layer, the corners do not need to be notched. For structural strength, please make sure
to offset the joints of the landscaping ties as you build up, as well as the corners.
5. While assembling the 4th layer, 2 t-support will need to be installed in the centers of both side walls. To
assemble each t-brace, cut one 8’ landscaping tie in half, creating two 4’ pieces. Align 4’ sections into a
T-shape and secure using landscaping spikes. A total of 2 t-supports will need to be constructed.
See Figure 1.2
6. Centered and extending from the edge of the pit on both sides, dig an area 50” x 37.5” x 16.5” (L x W x D)
for each t-brace to rest. It is important that they be dug no deeper than 16.5” to ensure that soil remains
compacted underneath the t-braces. We recommend digging by hand. See Figures 1.3, 1.4, & 1.5
7. Continue on to building the 5th layer. The inside dimensions of the 5th and nal layer of ties MUST equal
200” x 116”. Congratulations, you have completed the retaining wall.
8. Attach landscaping fabric to outside of retaining wall, securing with staples.
9. Backll the area between the edge of pit and the outside of retaining wall as seen in diagrams on
Pages 5 & 6 as well as the areas that were hand-dug for the t-support.
10. Line the bottom of pit with landscaping fabric, attaching fabric to inner-perimeter of retaining wall bottom,
using staples.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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11. Cover landscaping fabric with crushed stone to a depth of 2-3”. Stone should cover the entire pit floor
including bottom 2-3” of tapered retainer wall.
12. Place all 12 metal frame pieces in position on the top surface of your landscaping ties. Each side will
consist of three frame pieces
13. Make sure all frame pieces are butted up to, and touching each other. Some pits don’t end up being perfectly
square, and dimensions may vary by an inch or two. Due to this, we recommend aligning the frame pieces
so that the gap from the corners, to the frame edges are the same distance at each end (use measuring
tape). This way, even if the lengths of your opposite walls are slightly different, your frame will still be centered.
14. On each of the 2 ends and the 2 sides, once the 3 frame sections are aligned, rst bolt down the middle tabs
of all 4 middle sections, using 7” x 1/2” lag bolts. Next proceed to bolt down all of the rest of the tabs.
15. Starting at one of the short ends of the trampoline bed, you will see a smaller clip in each of the corners.
Attach a corner spring to the small clip and then attach to the frame. Working clockwise around the frame,
repeat for all four corners. Trampoline bed is now in position, and ready for remaining springs installation.
16. Again, starting at one of the corners, attach two more corner springs to the remaining 2 corner clips
and then attach each spring to the frame. Working clockwise around the frame, repeat for all four corners.
When nished with this step, each corner will have 2 parallel corner-springs connected to the end frame,
and 1 corner-spring connected to side frame. (See corner-springs diagram on page 10)
17. Attach the remaining springs one at a time, rst to the short ends of bed and frame, spaced 5-1/4” from
corner springs and from each other, alternating ends after installing each spring, until you have attached all
springs to both ends. Repeat, for long sides of trampoline. 10 springs will remain.
18. Use 4 of the remaining springs, attach one diagonally in each corner, from wiggle wire to wiggle wire.
(See bottom right corner of diagram on page 10)
19. Install pads over trampoline springs and frame. Depending on the pads ordered (Standard, Premium,
or Deluxe), the method of attachment will vary. Follow pad installation instructions on pages 13 - 15
Disclaimer: Remember to follow proper trampolining protocols to ensure your safety. For ipping and
somersaulting skills, please consult a trained professional.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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Place all frame pieces on
the side you’re installing.
Make sure all pieces are
butted up to, and touching
each other. Some pits
don’t end up being
perfectly square, and
dimensions may vary by
an inch or two. Due to this,
we recommend aligning
the frame pieces so that
the gap from the corner
to the frame edge is the
same distance at each
end (use measuring tape).
This way, you are aligning
side-frames centered on
each wall, so even if the
length of your opposite
walls are slightly different,
your frame will still be
centered.
Once the 3 frame
sections are aligned,
drill or bolt down the
middle tab of the
middle section
 rst. Next proceed
to bolt down the
rest of the tabs
on that side.
7 X 14 FRAME SETUP DIAGRAM
(6) Short Side Pieces (use 3 on each end)
(6) Long Side Pieces (use 3 on each side)

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Frame
Trampoline Bed
After corner spring installation, all remaining
side springs (RSF 1034) will be placed 4-1/4”
apart from one another to complete the
spring and trampoline bed installation.
Any additional side springs not being
used, can be placed diagonally, in the corners.
This will help support the pads and help
prevent legs from accidentally slipping
through the hole.
Corner
Springs
(12 total)
Standard Corner Spring Setup CSF12
1 Short Side (per corner)
2 Long Side (per corner)
12 Corner Springs (total)
Stretch to 15” from frame to trampoline bed.
Start the  rst spring 15” from the corner
on each side.
STANDARD SPRING SETUP GUIDE

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FIGURE 1.1 FIGURE 1.2 - T-SUPPORT DIMENSIONS
48”
48”
11”
SIDE VIEW
Top VIEW
5.5”
2.75”
5.5”

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37.5”
50”
Top VIEW
Edge of Pit Edge of Pit
16.5”
SIDE VIEW
FIGURE 1.3 - DIMENSIONS OF T-SUPPORT HOLE TO DIG FIGURE 1.4
FIGURE 1.5
GRASS
DIRT DIRT
HOLE DUG TO BURY T-SUPPORT
(SEE DIMENSIONS IN FIGURE 1.3)
(EVENTUALLY GETS BACKFILLED)
HOLE DUG TO BURY T-SUPPORT
(SEE DIMENSIONS IN FIGURE 1.3)
(EVENTUALLY GETS BACKFILLED)
RETAINING WALL
(4 TIERS TALL)
SPACE BETWEEN
EDGE OF PIT AND
RETAINING WALL
(EVENTUALLY GETS
BACKFILLED)
SPACE BETWEEN
EDGE OF PIT AND
RETAINING WALL
(EVENTUALLY GETS
BACKFILLED)
RETAINING WALL
(5 TIERS TALL)
SIDE VIEW OF T-SUPPORT
(SEE DIMENSIONS IN FIGURE 1.2)
TOP VIEW OF T-SUPPORT
(SEE DIMENSIONS IN
FIGURE 1.2)
DIRT

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1. ORGANIZE YOUR PADDING AND PREP FOR INSTALLATION
Layout pads to gure out their position. (Refer to TRAMPOLINE PAD INSTALLATION diagram on page 15).
2. MOVE INTO POSITION
Move pads into position, so pads are snug to each other and cover springs. Make sure anchoring flaps are
positioned to the outside, and tucked neatly underneath outer edge of pads. See Diagram 1, below.
3. SECURE WITH LANDSCAPE SPIKES THROUGH FLAPS.
Carefully hinge up a pad, making sure that the anchoring flap stays in position, and anchor in place,
using landscaping spikes. Drive a spike through anchoring flap every 36 inches. See Diagram 2, below.
After anchoring in position, flip pad back down into position. See Diagram 3, below.
4. Repeat step 3 until all pads are anchored in place.
TRAMPOLINE PAD INSTALLATION (FOR STANDARD PADS ONLY)
Diagram 1 Diagram 2 Diagram 3

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1. ORGANIZE YOUR PADDING AND PREP FOR INSTALLATION
Layout foam pieces to gure out which pieces go where, refer to TRAMPOLINE PAD INSTALLATION
diagram (page 15). Generally, if one side of your trampoline is longer than 8’ you will be required to glue two
pieces of equal length together to make a complete pad. For instance if you have a 7’ x 14’ trampoline, you
will be required to glue together (2) 7’ sections in order to make the 14’ pad. The 7’ section would come as
a whole complete piece since it is under 8’.
2. GLUE THE LONG SIDE PADDING TOGETHER
Once your pads have been organized for where they will be positioned around the trampoline:
A - Spray glue both ends of the 2 pads where they will attach to each other, in the middle. (If you don’t
understand this step, re-read step number 1 and/or see diagram on page 15).
B - Let sit until tacky for 1-2 minutes.
C - Put both pieces together and allow to sit for 30 minutes.
3. INSERT FOAM INTO VINYL COVERS
After the glued-together foam pieces have sat for 30 minutes or more, stuff pads into their vinyl covers.
If you have premium padding 9” thick then proceed to step 5. If you have deluxe then go to step 4.
4. INSERT 1.25” THICK CLOSED CELL FOAM SPACERS
A - Stuff the included 1.25” thick, closed cell foam into the vinyl padding covers, underneath the larger foam
pieces, and toward the outer edge (zipper side) of padding (Closed Cell Foam should not be under the nose
or slanted portion of the padding).
B - Please be sure that closed cell foam is placed under all the deluxe padding and zip closed.
5. ALIGN PADDING AND SECURE WITH VELCRO STRAPS.
A - Align your padding around the trampoline.
B - Place velcro straps onto corner and side bags where they meet. You will notice that there will be an area
where velcro is already sewn onto the vinyl bags.
TIP: You will want to put the notched velcro on rst and then place the non-notched piece on second.
(See diagram on page 16)
TRAMPOLINE PAD INSTALLATION (FOR PREMIUM AND DELUXE PADS ONLY)

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TRAMPOLINE PAD INSTALLATION
(Tramp shown may vary from actual trampoline you receive. Therefore, the number of side pieces may vary with larger or smaller trampolines.)
CORNER BAGS
Arrive pre-stuffed in bag cover with foam.
(2) side pieces of foam will
need to be glued together then
allowed to sit for 30 minutes
before stuffi ng in cover.
Closed Cell Foam
(Not included with Premium Foam)
Deluxe pad sets will include 4 sheets of
1.25” closed cell  rm foam. These are to
be added to the bottom of the 6” foam
so that they are closer to the ground.
They will be positioned toward the
zipper side of the bag and as close to
the edge as possible so that they are not
underneath the nose of the pads.
(2) end pieces of foam will need to be
glued together then allowed to sit for
30 minuts before stuffi ng in cover.

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SECURING YOUR PADDING WITH VELCRO STRAPS (APPLIES TO PREMIUM AND DELUXE)
(Tramp shown may vary from actual trampoline you receive. Therefore, the number of side pieces may vary with larger or smaller trampolines.)
STRAIGHT VELCRO STRAP - INSTALL 1ST
Start with the strap attached to outside edge
of trampoline towards the bottom where the
padding meets the ground. Continue attaching
velcro strap towards the trampoline bed and
wrap excess underneath the nose (slanted
portion of padding) of the trampoline.
Velcro same as left side
Velcro same as left side
LEFT SIDE VELCRO STRAP - INSTALL 2ND
Notched piece will slide around the nose
and over the top and bottom of trampoline
pad- tuck bottom portion under the pad
toward the outside edge of the trampoline
- wrap top portion over the top of the pads
towards the outside perimeter of the
trampoline and down the outside edge
of the pads.
NOTE: There are (4) straight straps and (2) left side notched straps and (2) right side notched straps.
STRAIGHT
VELCRO STRAP
INSTALL 1ST
Same as above
instructions
LEFT SIDE
VELCRO STRAP
INSTALL 2ND
Same as above
instructions
1
2
3
4
5
6

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TRAMPOLINE CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Your MaxAir Trampoline bed was manufactured using UV resistant string and paint, but to get the longest life
from your bed, we recommend the following:
1. Cover Your Trampoline With a Tarp or Cover When Not In Use
2. Apply a Light Coat of a Latex, Water Soluable, Exterior House Paint Each Year