Trampoline Spring 178 mm, No name — single replacement spring for trampoline frames

Single 178 mm trampoline spring by No name is a replacement component designed to restore the tension and elasticity of trampoline frames and jumping mats. This spring matches standard hook-style attachments and a 178 mm free length, allowing you to replace worn or broken springs to recover proper bounce and even load distribution across the mat. The part is intended for use where spring length and hook shape correspond to the original equipment.

Advantages

This 178 mm replacement spring offers a straightforward solution for repairing or maintaining backyard and recreational trampolines. It returns lost elasticity to the jumping surface, helps maintain consistent trampoline performance, and can improve stability by replacing a single damaged element without requiring a full set replacement. The simple design and standard hook ends make installation compatible with many trampoline models that use similarly sized springs.

Suitable for

• Repairing a trampoline with stretched, rusty, or broken springs
• Replacing individual springs to balance bounce after one or more failures
• Maintenance of backyard and recreational trampolines with matching spring dimensions

Key specifications

• Free length: 178 mm (unstretched)
• Type: coil spring with hooked ends suitable for common trampoline attachments
• Material: steel (zinc-plated or similar corrosion-resistant finish typical for trampoline springs)
• Use: intended for single-spring replacement or partial set repair

How to use

Before installation, compare the replacement spring length and hook style with the original springs on your trampoline to ensure compatibility. Remove the damaged spring by detaching its hooks from the frame and the mat/ring using appropriate tools or a spring puller. Attach the new spring by hooking one end to the frame ring and the other to the mat or mat-ring, ensuring the spring is seated securely and aligned with neighboring springs. Replace springs in a balanced manner across the frame to maintain even tension; if several springs show wear, consider replacing them in matched groups.

Usage recommendations

Inspect all springs periodically for corrosion, elongation, or deformation and replace any compromised springs promptly. Use a spring puller tool to reduce risk of injury and to make installation easier. Replace springs in symmetrical positions when doing partial repairs to preserve even bounce and prolong mat life.