Have you recently purchased a full-sized backyard trampoline for your family? Are you amazed at how much fun you are all having, getting some exercise and learning new trampoline tricks? Trampolines are one of the best pieces of equipment that you can buy if you're interested in spending more time together as a family, and getting more physically fit together. If you want to make sure that your trampoline is around for many years of fun to come, it's important to be well versed in the art of trampoline maintenance. This means understanding the best way to take care of all the different trampoline parts and accessories that might have been installed on your structure.
Just like many other things in life, a well maintained trampoline is the safest kind of trampoline. Any time you allow the quality of your trampoline parts to deteriorate, either because they're left out in inclement weather, or because the trampoline is being used improperly, you leave your friends and family members open to serious injury. It's important that you take care of your trampoline when it is stored outdoors, always checking for rust, breakages, and bent parts before you allow anyone to jump on it.
One of the most important trampoline accessories that you can use to keep your trampoline in top shape is a trampoline cover. This accessory is specially designed to fit all the way around the circumference of your trampoline frame, no matter whether it is a round, square, or rectangular structure. These covers are mostly weather proof, and will prevent water, sunlight, and debris from reaching your trampoline mat while the structure isn't in use. Keep in mind that most trampoline covers are meant to be used only on structures that don't have a trampoline net installed.
Something else that you'll want to have on hand to keep up with trampoline maintenance is trampoline springs. Because most modern trampoline still use heavy duty springs made out of galvanized steel, it's important to make sure that these trampoline parts aren't becoming worn or rusted over time. Just like you would with a chain on a bike, it's important to keep the springs well oiled so that they can remain responsive whenever people are jumping on the structure. If you notice that a spring has become stretched or bent in any way, it's a good idea to replace it as soon as possible. If you leave a damaged spring in place it means risking injury for your jumpers.
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