NewFree garden size checker
See it in your garden before you buy
Answer 4 quick questions and we’ll drop the right trampoline into a garden like yours. Then make it yours: change the sizes, add trees, garden furniture, and the shed, and drag it into place, with the safe zone marked all the way round.
About 20 seconds. No email or sign-up needed
This is what you’ll get in 20 seconds
- Drawn to scale, in metres and feet
- Turns red if it’s too close to a fence, shed, or tree
- 90 days to decide with our Bounce Back Promise
Example garden
Drag anything on the plan to move it. Use the round handle to rotate the trampoline, or the red cross to remove an item.
It fits, with room to spare
Measure fence to fence across, and from the back of the house to the back fence. A rough guess is fine to start, then measure properly before you order.
Then drag each one to where it really is.
Your plan
Here’s how it measures up
Everything is drawn to scale from the sizes you entered, using each trampoline’s real frame size.
Checked against your garden
Free to save. Share it with the family before you decide.
The biggest that fits your garden
With 2m clear all the way round, avoiding everything you’ve added.
Most families go for the biggest that fits, so the kids can grow into it.
Ready when you are
Trampolines that match your plan
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Still not sure? Ask Poppy and the team
Send us your plan and we’ll tell you honestly what fits. No hard sell, just real people who know trampolines inside out.
9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday
Attach your saved plan and we’ll check it
Questions about space
The space questions parents ask us most
Still not sure? Call Poppy and the team on 01342 776 488 and we’ll talk it through.
How much space do I need around a trampoline?
Allow about 2m of clear space on every side, away from fences, walls, sheds, trees, and washing lines. The checker adds it for you: it’s the hatched area around the trampoline.
Can a trampoline go on paving or decking?
It’s best on grass or other soft ground. Hard ground makes any slip on the way in or out much harder, so if you don’t have a lawn, lay safety matting under and around it.
What about trees and washing lines?
Keep the 2m space clear of overhanging branches as well as trunks, and look up for washing lines and wires. Add them to your plan and the checker will flag anything too close.
Can it go on a slope?
Yes, as long as the slope is less than 1 in 7 (15%). Dig small trenches for the uphill legs so the mat sits completely level.
How accurate is the checker?
It draws everything to scale from the sizes you enter, using each trampoline’s real frame size. It’s only as good as your measurements, so if it’s tight, measure again or send us your plan and we’ll double-check.
Your garden plan
On a phone, you can also press and hold the picture to save it.
