Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
FREE trampoline 8ft used but plenty of life left. Collection N4 ladder
We no longer use our trampoline and would love it to go to a good home rather than landfill. It is well loved, we have literally used it constantly for the past 8 years.
Comes with a ladder. It has been dismantled, all pieces are there, except one plastic holder for the top hoop. We haven't had this for years, you can buy a replacement online.
The net and surround need replacing every 2-3 years if you leave them out over winter. Twice that if you store them over winter but my kids used the trampoline year round. You will get one more summer out of the surround. The net is practically new but fits around the outside of the trampoline (for larger kids) but the design of this style is for an inner net (see photo). You are welcome to the new net (cost £30), or you can purchase an inner fitting net.
The first photo shows how the trampoline is supposed to be set up. You can see the poles are angled in at the top and the net sits around the sprung base not around the frame.
Other two photos show it when we didn't have a net at all. Easier when they are older.
The current new net sits around the frame and we turned the poles sideways so there was no slack in the net. (again I can explain).
DM me if you are interested.
Collection from Cavendish Road
Comes with a ladder. It has been dismantled, all pieces are there, except one plastic holder for the top hoop. We haven't had this for years, you can buy a replacement online.
The net and surround need replacing every 2-3 years if you leave them out over winter. Twice that if you store them over winter but my kids used the trampoline year round. You will get one more summer out of the surround. The net is practically new but fits around the outside of the trampoline (for larger kids) but the design of this style is for an inner net (see photo). You are welcome to the new net (cost £30), or you can purchase an inner fitting net.
The first photo shows how the trampoline is supposed to be set up. You can see the poles are angled in at the top and the net sits around the sprung base not around the frame.
Other two photos show it when we didn't have a net at all. Easier when they are older.
The current new net sits around the frame and we turned the poles sideways so there was no slack in the net. (again I can explain).
DM me if you are interested.
Collection from Cavendish Road
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