AlleyOOP 10x17 Rectangle Trampoline- Assembly Part 2: Mat, Springs, & Frame Pad

The AlleyOOP 10x17 Rectangle Trampoline Frame Assembly, Part 2 is the step by step assembly of the trampoline jumping mat, springs, and PowerBounce springs (optional), and green frame pad that covers the springs. If you haven't already, please check out the additional videos in this series to help you get started.
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[@ashirleygirl]

Great tips ; very detailed, great video! Thanks

[@nathannielsen9489]

thanks this was a big help

[@emil.havstein]

In my opinion all the powerbounce on level one is for big people. Small kids dont even need powerbounce and will 100% get alot more air without. Me myself weigh 140lb and have two springs in between every powerbounce and the powerbounce on level 3. And that is what gave me the most air

[@chelleb8828]

Easy to follow video. Great tool to watch for building tramp. Only suggestion is no chewing gum when making a video. :P

[@Cjjsjwjsk12]

I would buy the trampoline because it’s super bouncy and I love doing flips and stuff like that

[@willyb4772]

How much is this trampoline

[@haydfors]

Willy b $2500 without powerbounce and $2800 with

[@jdivergh22]

A little over $3000 by the time all is said and done.

[@edwardrosemond7169]

Nice!

[@tidybaby3959]

Where are the bolts to hold the frame together