Typical family trampoline frames come in small pieces, which allows them to fit in a box and come from overseas.Unfortunately every joint in a trampoline frame allows for the frame to flex, which is why we still build our frames the old fashioned way.  The perimeter frame is split into 4 symmetrical pieces on all of our Octagons, minimizing frame flex and maximizing performance.  The only down side?  They don’t fit in a box!

Our octagons use the same high quality galvanized frame coating as our more expensive rectangular trampolines, ensuring your trampoline will stand the test of time.  The most overlooked part of a trampoline purchase from Canada Trampoline is adding it to your will so your grandkids aren’t fighting over it.

Unlike other manufacturers, we don’t put holes in our trampoline frames for spring hook up.

Why not?

• So that we don’t remove steel from frame, creating a structurally weaker frame
• So that we don’t create an entry point for moisture, which leads to rust
• So that we don’t cause frame stress. With holes, all tension is directed to the top of the frame. This puts stress on the steel to roll inward, off the collar joints where the legs attach, which can cause a high tendency for weld fractures in leg collars
• So that we don’t cause unnecessary wear. With holes, springs sit between your frame & pad that increases wear on both springs & padding, which in turn decreases performance.