Trampoline Anchors

Written by Donald Sparacin
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Trampoline anchors are those clever little devices that keep your trampoline where you put it. The backyard trampoline will be subject to many things that can cause it to move over time. Wind, heavy jumpers, and other forces may shift its position to someplace that can be unsafe for use. Anchors can help to prevent this movement from happening.

Trampoline Anchors Protect Your Investment

For under $50 trampoline anchors can help to protect your investment. Your trampoline may have cost between $300 and $2,000. A strong wind can lift that backyard investment and cause it irreparable harm. Yet by using inexpensive anchors you can feel secure that your trampoline will remain where you built it.

They are easy to install. They consist of very few parts and people at virtually any skill level can have them installed in no time at all. You simply twist a set of augers into the ground and affix them to the legs of the trampoline with strong straps. The total time to install them should be less than twenty minutes depending on how rocky your soil is.

The augers that go into the ground are like long metal screws (see picture). They simply twist into the ground and become very difficult to dislodge without twisting them out. Wind can't pull them out and neither can children. Your peace of mind in a windstorm will cover the cost of this trampoline accessory alone. All things considered, there's no reason not to add trampoline anchors to the shopping list on the same day you purchase your trampoline.


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