Author Archives: Atlantic Trampolines

When parents first buy a garden trampoline they are often surprised to find how much use it gets.  They are used to buying presents for their children which either the children grow out of quickly or, in time, lose interest … Continue reading →

Modern day toddlers have many frustrations to deal with.  This may ring true with many of you as more grandparents get wired to the internet. Author: Bob Bounce

This is the second guest blog post in a series written by our Outdoor Play Adviser, Michael Follett, CEO at OPAL Outdoor Play and Learning.  We are working with OPAL to develop our range of outdoor play equipment.   In this … Continue reading →

Replacement Trampoline Springs Trampoline springs may need replacing for a number of reasons, some may have been lost during Winter storage or they have broken or become damaged or stretched.  This blog aims to cover all the main points you … Continue reading →

This looks amazing, an adult version of the bouncy castle. Author: Bob Bounce

Our previous blog post by Michael Follett, CEO at OPAL Outdoor Play and Learning looks at the benefits, and necessity, for play in a child’s development.  The organisation “Love Outdoor Play” seeks to promote outdoor play and is made up … Continue reading →

This is one in a series of posts from guest bloggers.  This one from Michael Follett, CEO at OPAL Outdoor Play and Learning, who we are working with to develop our range of outdoor play equipment.   In this first blog … Continue reading →

We love this, a set of trampolines in the water. What amazing fun! Author: Bob Bounce

As part of our commitment to expanding our range of outdoor play equipment we have teamed with Michael Follett at OPAL Outdoor Play and Learning CIC.  OPAL will be working with us as consultants to identify good quality products with … Continue reading →

If you are in need of spare parts for your trampoline then take a look at our site. Our range of parts includes new bounce mats, replacement spring padding, new springs, trampoline enclosure nets and even frame parts. If you … Continue reading →