Outdoor in-ground trampolines are public recreational equipment combining exercise and entertainment, commonly found in parks, scenic areas, and community activity spaces. Their design primarily utilizes an embedded structure, minimizing space occupation through ground installation. The combination of elastic materials and a metal frame provides users with a safe and fun jumping experience. This type of equipment is not only suitable for children to release their energy but also meets the needs of family interaction or group activities, becoming a common facility in modern outdoor leisure settings.
The main body of the equipment consists of a galvanized steel frame and PE elastic panels. The galvanized steel is rust-proofed, adaptable to outdoor environments such as humidity and sunlight, extending its service life; the PE material has high elasticity and UV resistance, cushioning the impact of jumps and reducing the risk of sports injuries. The frame adopts a modular design, fixed to an underground concrete base with bolts to ensure overall stability. The equipment diameter is typically between 2-4 meters, and the height is approximately 0.3-0.5 meters, with rounded edges to prevent bumps.
