Trampoline park installation is the last and most important phase for a successful start and smooth operation of your trampoline park. Find out how long it takes and what are the main phases of the installation.
Trampoline parks are becoming more and more popular among users and potential investors. A trampoline park business can be very successful, but only if building the trampoline park is done professionally by an experienced manufacturer.
Choosing a top-quality trampoline park manufacturer means you’ll receive a full range of services and a package deal that includes trampoline park installation, design, manufacture, and transport. 
How is a trampoline park built?
Trampoline park installation begins with the transport of individual components to the location of your trampoline park. Trampoline park installers then begin installing on location while following the modular principle. This means the installation of individual modules is done in various phases:
1. Frame installation of individual modules
Based on your trampoline park equipment plan, the installation team begins with installing the steel frames of individual modules. It depends on each individual location, but generally, installation begins in one of the corners of the trampoline park or with the modules that are to be installed by the walls. This way, building a trampoline park is relatively simple – it’s like building with Lego bricks.
2. Installation of springs and jumping mats
When the frames of individual modules have been set up and screwed in securely, the installation of springs and jumping mats takes place. Jumping mats are in constant contact with the users and the trampolines’ bounce quality depends on it. They are the most used element in any trampoline park, so this phase of a high-quality and professional trampoline park installation is very important for the long-term use of trampolines.
3. Installation of safety pads and safety nets
Safety is the most important factor in any trampoline park, so every trampoline park equipment plan includes safety elements, such as safety pads, safety nets, and wall protection.
- Your trampoline park plan will include a visual design and a color combination scheme for padding and other elements, and the installation team will follow it when installing safety pads around the jumping areas.
- Safety nets are only installed on certain modules – where they’re necessary for the users’ safety.
- Wall protection and safety nets are installed on the trampoline park walls so the users don’t come into contact with the building’s concrete walls while jumping.
4. Installation of non-jumping areas
Building a trampoline park finishes with the installation of all non-jumping areas and additional elements that make the trampoline park even more exciting. So last but not least, trampoline park installers attach baskets and goals, fill pits with foam, install digital technology elements, and any other components visitors use to test their skills in the park, such as climbing ropes, and tunnels, bridges, obstacles, and more.
Trampoline park Construction Hop n' Pop by Akrobat.
How long does it take to build a trampoline park?
The time frame of launching a trampoline park is usually adjusted to the client’s needs and wishes, and the finances and security aspects of the trampoline park’s location.
On average, about 100 m2 is installed a day.
This means that trampoline park installation takes 15 to 25 days, depending on the park’s size and the difficulty of the modules.
If you choose a renowned trampoline manufacturer with plenty of experience to build your park, then installation by an expert team will most likely be included in your deal. It is essential that trampoline park installation is quick, high-quality, and professional, so your park can be enjoyed by visitors the day after it is completed.
