
STEP 3-Assemble the Base
Make sure the holes on the Vertical Leg Extensions (E)
are aligned to the holes in the Top Rail (F).
3a) Insert the Straight Frame Tubes (H) into each comer of
the frame, into the holes of the Top Rails (F). The part that
goes into the Top Rail is the skinnier end with the holes.
Make sure the holes in the Straight Frame Tubes (H) are
aligned with the holes in the Top Rails (F).
3b) Connect another Top Rail (F) to the previous Top Rail 1
(F) before connecting it to the next Vertical Leg Extension
(E). Insert the smaller tubing on the Top Rail to the larger
tubing of the previous Top Rail.
Repeat this step until the frame is complete.
3c) Then put another Arc Washer (N), a
Spring Washer (O), and a Cap Nut (M)
through the other side of the Bolt (K)
and tighten with the Wrench (P).
STEP 4- Mat and Springs (continued)
4a) Lay the Trampoline Mat (A) down with the pads
on top of the V-Rings and the Logo facing upwards.
Start putting the Trampoline Mat on through the
Straight Frame Tubes (H), the corners of the Mat
should have elastic bands, which should go over the
Straight Frame Tubes.
4b) Now it’s time to attach the Trampoline Mat (A)
to the Frame/Top Rails (F) using the Galvanized
Springs (J).
Start with the comers and remove a spring
previously attached to the frame. Attach the
“hooked in” end of the spring to the V-Ring of the
Mat. Then use the Spring Loading Tool (R) to pull
the spring and attach it to the hole in the Frame/Top
Rail. Repeat this step until you have a single corner
attached. (Only attach to the two holes/V-Rings on
the corner)
4c) Go to the opposite side/corner and do the same as
Step 4b. You want to attach each comer in a Star-like
formation first in order to have the Trampoline Mat
stretched out so that equal tension is applied on the mat
across the entire frame.
After the corners are attached, start attaching Springs
one at a time, but still in a Star-like formation (i.e. make
attachments on the opposite side of your current
position).