Trampoline Safety Net Joko 12 ft, 8 Poles, Black

Safety net for a 12 ft trampoline by Joko designed to fit models with eight supporting poles. The black enclosure attaches to the trampoline perimeter and surrounds the jumping area to reduce the risk of falls from the mat. It is intended as a replacement or upgrade for compatible 12 ft trampolines with an eight-pole frame and is suitable for home gardens and outdoor play areas.

Advantages

The net provides a continuous barrier around the jumping surface, improving user safety without significantly changing trampoline performance. Its black colour blends with most outdoor settings and helps reduce visual distractions while jumping. Installation is compatible with frames that use eight vertical poles, allowing straightforward mounting to existing pole fixtures and the jumping mat perimeter. The enclosure material is selected for outdoor durability and regular recreational use.

Suitable for

• Home garden trampolines with a 12 ft diameter and eight support poles
• Replacement of worn or damaged safety enclosures
• Upgrading safety on outdoor play areas and family recreational spaces

Key specifications

• Designed for 12 ft (approx. 3.66 m) trampoline diameter
• Compatible with frames that use eight vertical support poles
• Full enclosure net in black colour
• Material suitable for outdoor use and regular recreational activity
• Intended to attach around the jumping mat perimeter and to existing pole fixtures

How to use

Mount the safety net by fastening the enclosure to the trampoline’s existing pole fixtures and securing it to the jumping mat perimeter according to the trampoline frame layout. Ensure that the net is taut and that entry points (zips or overlapping panels) are closed and secured before use. Inspect connections and fastening points after installation and periodically during use to confirm the net remains properly seated and undamaged.

Usage recommendations

Regularly check the net for wear, holes, or fraying and replace it if damage is found. Use the safety net as part of a broader safety routine that includes supervising children, limiting multiple jumpers when recommended by the trampoline manufacturer, and maintaining the frame and mat in good condition.