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Trampolines for Sale in Australia

Kahuna makes backyard trampolines for Australian families. There are round trampolines from 6ft to 16ft, springless Twister trampolines, rectangular and oval models for narrow yards and teens, and a 4.5ft mini trampoline for toddlers. Every full-size trampoline comes with a safety net enclosure, UV-stabilised padding, an anti-graze mat and a ladder. Each one carries a 1-year Australian warranty and ships Australia-wide from our local warehouse.

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Compare Kahuna trampoline ranges

Every full-size Kahuna trampoline has a safety net enclosure, an anti-graze mat, UV-stabilised padding and a ladder. Here's how the ranges differ.

RangeShape and sizesBounceFrameStand-out featuresBest for
ClassicRound, 6 to 16ftHigh-carbon steel springsGalvanised or powder-coated steelPadding in green, orange, blue, pink or purpleMost families; pick your colour
RainbowRound, 6 to 16ftTriple-rated high-carbon springsHeavy-duty steelRainbow safety paddingKids who love bright colours
TwisterRound, 8 to 14ftSpringless elastic bandsPowder-coated steelU-shaped legs, ground anchors, jump socksA softer bounce that's gentle on joints
BlizzardRound, 8 to 16ftHigh-carbon steel springsRust-proof galvanised steelLinked legs and two ground anchorsBig sizes and extra stability
ProRound, 8 to 12ftTriple-rated springsBlack painted steelEmoji mat, reversible pad, basketball set includedKids who want basketball in the box
JumboRectangular 6x9 and 8x11ft; oval 8x14 and 10x15ftHigh-carbon steel springsGalvanised or powder-coated steel150kg weight capacityNarrow yards, teens and adults
MiniRound, 4.5ft42 springsPowder-coated steelLow 35cm mat height, zip-up netToddlers and small children

What size trampoline do you need?

Choose the largest trampoline your yard can fit with 2m of clear space on every side, and check that the weight capacity suits your oldest jumper.

SizeDiameterWeight capacitySpace needed (with 2m clearance)Best for
6ft1.83m80kgAbout 5.8 x 5.8mYoung kids, small yards
8ft2.44m80kgAbout 6.4 x 6.4mPrimary-school kids
10ft3.05m100kgAbout 7.1 x 7.1mMost families: Classic 10ft
12ft3.66m120 to 125kgAbout 7.7 x 7.7mGrowing families and tweens: Classic 12ft
14ft4.27m150kgAbout 8.3 x 8.3mTeens and adults, big yards
16ft4.88m150kgAbout 8.9 x 8.9mThe biggest jumping area
Rectangular / oval6x9ft to 10x15ft150kgMat size plus 2m each sideNarrow yards, tricks and older jumpers

Space needed is the frame diameter plus 2m of clearance on every side. Also allow about 4m of clear height. Weight capacities are taken from each product listing. One jumper at a time. More help: where to place a trampoline.

Spring or springless?

Spring trampolines

  • High-carbon steel springs for a big, lively bounce
  • Thick UV-stabilised padding covers the springs and frame
  • The widest choice of sizes, shapes and colours
Shop Classic trampolines

Springless trampolines

  • Elastic bands replace steel springs, so there are no springs to land on
  • A softer, smoother bounce that's gentle on knees and joints
  • Twister models include ground anchors and jump socks
Shop springless trampolines

Still deciding? Read spring vs springless trampolines: what should I get?

What comes with every Kahuna trampoline

  • 360-degree safety netUV-stabilised, with poles and springs outside the net and a zip-and-clip entrance
  • Anti-graze jumping matFlat-rolled so it won't graze or chafe skin
  • Reinforced safety paddingUV-stabilised PVC with embedded nylon mesh to resist tearing
  • Weatherproof steel frameGalvanised or powder-coated to handle the Australian sun
  • Steel ladderRemovable, for easy access and safety when not in use
  • Shoe storage pocketHangs on the net to keep shoes off the mat

Add a roof cover, anchor kit or basketball ring, or find replacement parts, in trampoline accessories.

Watch a Kahuna go up in an afternoon

One family's video of building a Kahuna 12ft trampoline in time for Avery's fifth birthday party. It shows how the frame, mat, springs and safety net come together.

More on our video page. Want your own colours? Design your trampoline in 3D.

Trampoline questions

What size trampoline should I get?

Choose the biggest trampoline that fits your yard with 2m of clear space on every side. Then check that its weight capacity suits the oldest jumper. As a guide, 6 to 8ft suits young kids and small yards (up to 80kg), 10 to 12ft suits most families (100 to 125kg), and 14 to 16ft or a rectangular or oval model suits teens, adults and big yards (150kg). See where to place a trampoline.

How much space do I need for a trampoline?

Allow at least 2m of clear space all the way around the frame and about 4m of clear height above the ground, away from fences, trees, washing lines and power lines. A 10ft (3.05m) trampoline therefore needs an area about 5.1m across. Set it up on flat, level grass or soft ground, never on concrete, pavers, gravel or sand.

Spring or springless: which trampoline is better?

Both are safe choices with a net enclosure. Spring trampolines, like Classic, Rainbow, Blizzard and Pro, use high-carbon steel springs for a bigger, livelier bounce, with padding over the springs. Twister springless trampolines use elastic bands instead, which gives a softer bounce that's gentler on knees and joints. Read spring vs springless trampolines.

What is the best trampoline for kids in Australia?

For most families, a 10ft or 12ft round trampoline with a full net enclosure is the best all-rounder. It has room for one child to jump freely and comes up to 125kg weight capacity, so it lasts into the teens. For toddlers, start with the 4.5ft mini trampoline. If you want a softer bounce with no springs, choose a Twister. Our trampoline buying guide compares them in detail.

What's the weight limit on a Kahuna trampoline?

It depends on size. 6ft and 8ft round trampolines take up to 80kg, 10ft takes 100kg, 12ft takes 120 to 125kg, and 14ft and 16ft round trampolines, plus all rectangular and oval models, take 150kg. Only one person should jump at a time, whatever the size.

Are Kahuna trampolines safe?

Every full-size Kahuna trampoline has a 360-degree net enclosure that keeps the poles and springs outside the jumping area, with a zip-and-clip entrance. It also has an anti-graze, flat-rolled mat and thick UV-stabilised padding. For safe use, jump one at a time, supervise children, keep the trampoline on level ground and anchor it in windy areas. Read our trampoline safety rules.

Do Kahuna trampolines come with a net and ladder?

Yes. Every full-size trampoline includes the safety net enclosure, a steel ladder and a hanging shoe storage pocket. Pro models also include a basketball set. Add-ons like roof covers, anchor kits, basketball rings and replacement parts are in trampoline accessories.

How is a trampoline delivered, and how long does it take to assemble?

Trampolines ship from our Australian warehouse in several flat-packed cartons, usually within one business day, and you can track the delivery online. Because of their size, some regional addresses may need to collect from the nearest courier depot. Most families assemble a round trampoline in an afternoon with two people. Follow the installation manual.

What warranty do Kahuna trampolines have?

Every Kahuna trampoline has a 1-year Australian warranty for domestic use, and our customer service team is available 7 days a week. See warranty and returns, or call 1300 456 283.

Trampoline guides

We deliver trampolines Australia-wide, including Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide.