For a safe and effective trampoline workout, it's essential to monitor the condition of the mat. Signs of wear typically appear around the protective edge in areas where the trampoline endures the most stress.

When is it time to replace the mat?

• Approximately after 300 completed lessons (around 1 year with 6 lessons per week). If you delay the replacement interval, there is a risk that the rubber rope will lose its elasticity, which will subsequently affect the quality of the workout and customer satisfaction. At the same time, other parts of the trampoline, such as the lugs on the mat or rubber ropes on FLEXI trampolines, may become overstrained.
• As soon as you notice cracks or damage on the mat
• We always recommend replacing the rubber rope together with the mat. Both products have a specific lifespan that is closely connected. As soon as you notice wear on the mat, the rubber rope will likely need to be replaced soon as well — and vice versa. That’s why we recommend replacing both at the same time, so you won’t have to service your trampoline again in the near future. By doing so, you also maintain the exact standards and performance characteristics of both components, as recommended for the proper use of our trampolines. By replacing the rubber rope and the mat simultaneously, you reset the trampoline’s lifespan to approximately 300 hours.

It's important to know which type of trampoline you have and which replacement mat you need.

Differences between mats:

• STANDARD mat: Has 60 lugs and is compatible only with STANDARD rubber ropes.
• FLEXI mat: Has 54 lugs and is compatible with FLEXI rubber ropes.
• EXCELLENT mat: Has 42 lugs and is compatible with FLEXI rubber ropes.

Important: Parts from these systems are not interchangeable. Incorrect combinations can result in improper elasticity, rapid wear of both rubber ropes and the mat, and potential damage to the trampoline.