Santa gets in shape before the Chistmas Eve deliveries
A trampoline is not an obvious Christmas present but they can make an ideal gift at this time of year. A trampoline can be a great present that the whole family can enjoy and will provide fun and enjoyment for many years. Once you have had a trampoline you will know that children like to bounce on them at all times of year. It may be cold outside but children will soon warm up after bouncing for a little while. Children are also not so sensitive to the cold as adults and trampolining is an easy way for them to get some exercise and fresh air when playing outside may not otherwise be that appealing. What a great antidote to the Wii and all the computer games. And it goes without saying that a trampoline is a great way to keep the children entertained on Christmas morning while the lunch is cooking. After the exercise they will be hungry and sleep well too.
Assembling the trampoline is a fairly easy task and will take about an hour and a half. The instructions which accompany an Atlantic Trampoline are very clear and will guide you through each step. A spring tool is enclosed with the instructions to make putting the trampoline springs on a little easier. This tool also doubles as a clamp to aid fitting the T- sections which join the trampoline ring to the upright posts.
The most common comment we get from parents who have bought a trampoline is that ” it was the best thing they ever bought for their children”! We hear that again and again.
If you need any advice before deciding which trampoline to buy then call our experts on the Trampo-line for some free advice 0800 032 5879. We have large stocks across a range of sizes together with a wide selection of accessories. All available with FREE next business day delivery across most of mainland UK. We can arrange overseas deliveries too – just phone us for a quote.
And if you want to keep your Christmas trampoline a secret then just let us know. We can hold it at our warehouse and despatch it for delivery on a convenient day nearer to Christmas.
Author: Bob Bounce
