The Jellyfish Trampoline YTCN-5NP-14 sits flush with the ground rather than on legs, so children step on at ground level and bounce on a taut surface that returns their weight without any power source. Because the frame is set into the ground, the excavation and base are the real installation work. A firm, well-drained pocket keeps the mat level, and level makes the bounce predictable.
The low profile is the safety feature. There is no platform to fall from, no gap to catch a foot, and no height for a child to misjudge. Edges are finished so the step from paving or grass onto the mat is smooth. Surrounding matting absorbs the occasional tumble, and drainage at the rim keeps the base sound.
Bouncing is one of the first physical skills children master, and a flush trampoline lets them practise it without older children pushing past. Groups form naturally on a single mat, and the jellyfish graphic gives the piece a story that carries into the rest of the playground. Zones for small children usually combine two or three pieces: a butterfly-themed swing set with bucket seats covers the swinging urge, and a hexagonal rope climbing network challenges slightly older children nearby.
Checks are quick because there is little to go wrong. Confirm the mat tension has not eased, look for grit at the rim, and make sure the surrounding surface has not sunk away from the edge. Colours are customized at order stage, and the surface cleans with water and a brush.
A single mat works on its own in a small park. In a larger scheme, two mats placed apart spread children out and ease crowding on the busiest piece, and each should stay visible from a bench where adults already sit. Schools often order one unit first and add a second later. Orders start at a single set and ship in export packaging with layout guidance.
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Product name |
Jellyfish Trampoline |
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Model Number |
YTCN-5NP-14 |
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Size |
Customized |
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Packaging |
Export package |
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Color |
Customized Color |
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Suitable age |
Over 3 years old |
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MOQ |
1 Set |
Yes. It is listed for children over three years old, and the flush design means no drop to fall from and no step to climb.
It depends on the mat size you order. We supply setting-out dimensions in advance so your groundworks team can prepare the pocket accurately.
Usually it is set into the ground. On a paved site, the paving is cut back around the mat area so the frame sits in a proper base.
None at all. The bounce comes from the mat and its springs, so there is no motor, no wiring and no running cost to account for.
Mat life depends on use and on how well the base drains. A tense mat on a dry base lasts well; a loose mat over wet ground does not.
Visual checks of mat tension and rim condition, plus clearing debris from the frame. Wash the surface with water when it looks tired.
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