The world is changing and becoming a little less active. Open gyms, indoor trampoline parks and obstacle courses are now fewer and farther between. Keeping everyone physically active and fit is becoming challenging in these trying times.
But what if you didn’t have to stay inside? What if you could turn off the TV, silence the smartphone and take a step toward an experience that’s like nothing else?
A step toward your very own backyard oasis.
The space was tight so the MaxAir Technical team came up with an internally braced retaining wall so the trampoline didn’t interfere with the surrounding landscape.
Once the overall design and layout was confirmed. The MaxAir team used a local landscape architect company to excavate and build the trampoline pit. Once the pit was completed, the MaxAir installation team was on site for the installation.
Trampoline bed size 14′ x 10′.
Overall perimeter dimensions 22′ L x 16′ Wide.
Custom deluxe safety pads 7″ thick.
That’s why we will work with you every step of the way—from hand sketches to floor plans and interior design. Once our technicians determine the feasibility of your project, we can create renderings and confirm color patterns before you send the deposit.
MaxAir trampolines can transform just about any space into a backyard oasis. Are you looking for a fun family activity center or a serious athletic training trampoline? We can do both. You won’t have to step too far outside your comfort zone once a custom MaxAir project is 20 feet from your basement’s sliding door.
Here’s a list of previous custom projects to get your creative juices flowing.
MaxAir designs custom-tailored trampoline units to fit into your unique space. Our design team has the knowledge and first-hand experience to make your imagination come to life. Especially if space is tight.
You can install the trampoline yourself with custom installation guides provided to you by our design team, or, you may hire a local landscape architect company which the MAXAIR technical team will advise on the installation details and provide “Do It Yourself” videos.
A leveled area and a shady location are best versus direct sunlight if possible. Make sure there are no obstacles above the area, for example, power lines, and tree limbs. Please refer to our installation guides to make sure you have enough space for an in-ground pit.
This depends on the type of soil. Clay and rock type soils that don’t drain well, will need to have a drainage system. Sump pumps or running piping to lower grade areas of the lawn will help avoid standing water in your trampoline pit.
Our trampolines are defined by the size of the bouncing surface aka the bed. Please be aware the outside perimeter will be larger depending on the safety padding option you select.
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