
Kahuna sells trampolines online and delivers them to homes across Perth and regional WA. Choose from a 4.5ft toddler mini right up to 16ft, plus rectangle, oval and springless models, with prices starting at $289.
Perth blocks tend to be on the small side, so the first question is usually what will actually fit. Measure your yard and we’ll help you work it out.
Every trampoline needs 2 metres clear on all sides, plus 4 metres of clear height from ground level. Measure your clear, level area and we’ll show you the largest size that fits.
Three things are worth thinking about before you choose. They’re the same things we’d ask if you rang us.
New houses in Greater Perth had the smallest average site of any capital in the ABS’s 2021 figures, at 399 m². It shows in what people buy: Perth families lean towards compact sizes. A 6ft needs a clear area of about 5.8 m square, and a rectangle often suits a long, narrow yard better than a round one.
The afternoon south-westerly is welcome on a hot day, but it’s hard on anything light and round. It’s strongest in December and January, so an anchor kit is worth adding in exposed yards. One kit has two anchors, and bigger trampolines may need more. Here’s how to anchor a trampoline.
Trampolines belong on level lawn or bark, not bare sand, so pick a grassed spot if your yard is still part-finished. The mat also gets hot in full summer sun. Early morning and evening are the best times to jump, and you can add a roof shade in our 3D designer.
Perth is the only one of our five capital city pages where the 4.5ft mini makes the top three, which tells you a lot of Perth orders are for little kids and tighter spaces.Based on Kahuna trampoline orders delivered to Perth postcodes over the past 24 months.
Every full-size trampoline comes with a safety net, padding and a ladder. Tap a size to see colours and current prices. Prices shown are regular starting prices, and sale prices may be lower.
Mini and toddler4.5ft and 6ft, for little onesFrom $289
6ft and 8ftCompact sizes for smaller yardsFrom $395
10ft and 12ftThe family all-roundersFrom $499
14ft and 16ftBig bounce for big yardsFrom $599
Rectangle and ovalA longer jump for long, narrow yardsFrom $749
SpringlessA softer, gentler bounceFrom $579The clear area is the one most people underestimate. It’s the trampoline plus 2 metres on every side.
| Size | Clear area needed | Weight limit | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4.5ft mini | 5.4 × 5.4 m | See listing | Ages 3–5 |
| 6ft | 5.8 × 5.8 m | 60 kg | Younger kids, small yards |
| 8ft | 6.4 × 6.4 m | 80 kg | Primary-school kids |
| 10ft | 7.1 × 7.1 m | 100 kg | Most families |
| 12ft | 7.7 × 7.7 m | 125 kg | Older kids and teens |
| 14ft | 8.3 × 8.3 m | 150 kg | Teens and adults |
| 16ft | 8.9 × 8.9 m | 150 kg | Large yards |
| 6 × 9ft rectangle | 5.8 × 6.8 m | See listing | Narrow yards |
| 8 × 11ft rectangle | 6.4 × 7.4 m | See listing | Long yards |
| 8 × 14ft oval | 6.4 × 8.3 m | See listing | Long yards |
Clear areas are approximate. Weight limits are for Rainbow, Classic and Pro models, and some models differ, so check the product listing before you buy. More help: will a trampoline fit in my yard?

Most Australian families go with a spring trampoline for its classic, lively bounce. Springless models use elastic instead of coil springs, so the bounce is softer and gentler on the knees. Both come with a safety net and padding.
Still deciding? Read spring vs springless: what should I get?

Buying something this big online can feel like a leap, so here’s exactly what happens.
We deliver to Perth metro, Mandurah, Bunbury and most of regional WA. See payment and delivery for full details.
A few simple rules make the biggest difference:
Read our full trampoline safety rules, and our care and maintenance tips.
You can buy online from Kahuna, or order by phone or live chat, and have it delivered to your door anywhere in the Perth metro area. We don’t have a walk-in store in Perth, but our team is on 1300 456 283 seven days a week if you’d like to talk it through.
Orders from our own warehouse are generally dispatched within one business day of payment, and metro deliveries generally take 1–5 business days. You’ll get a tracking code so you can see when it’s coming. We can’t guarantee a specific day, so leave some room if you’re buying for a birthday.
Yes. We’ve delivered to Mandurah, Bunbury and most regional parts of WA. Pop your postcode in the cart to see the cost. In some remote areas you may need to collect from the nearest freight depot, so please call us first if you’re unsure.
Allow 2 metres clear on every side. That means a 6ft needs about 5.8 m × 5.8 m, an 8ft about 6.4 m × 6.4 m, and a 6 × 9ft rectangle about 5.8 m × 6.8 m. If you have less room than that, the 4.5ft mini is the one to look at for kids aged 3 to 5.
No. Our guidance is level, shock-absorbent ground such as lawn or bark. Avoid sand, gravel, crushed rock, uneven concrete and any loose surface. Lawn growing over a sandy Perth soil is fine, as long as it’s level.
It’s a good idea if your yard is exposed to the afternoon sea breeze. Strong wind can move or tip a trampoline. Our anchor kit includes two anchors and straps, and larger trampolines may need extra. Check the straps now and then, and make sure the anchors stay deep in the ground.
Prices are the same wherever you live. Regular prices start at $289 for the 4.5ft mini, $395 for 6ft and 8ft, $499 for 10ft and 12ft, and $599 for 14ft and 16ft. Rectangle and oval models start at $749, and springless at $579. Sale prices may be lower. The part that varies is delivery, which you’ll see when you enter your WA postcode in the cart.
Yes. At checkout you can choose Afterpay, Zip or Klarna, or pay by Visa, Mastercard, Amex or PayPal. You can also order over the phone on 1300 456 283.
We recommend full-size trampolines (6ft and up) for kids aged 6 and over, and the 4.5ft mini for ages 3 to 5. An adult should always supervise, and only one person should jump at a time.
Most can be put together at home by two adults, with no special tools needed. Check that all the parts are there before you start, and wear closed shoes. Every trampoline comes with a manual.
Trampolines come with a 12-month warranty from the date of purchase, plus 30-day returns. Rips in nets and general wear on mats and pole protectors aren’t covered unless the Australian Consumer Law requires it, and your rights under that law always apply. Spare parts are also available if you need them later.
More answers in our trampoline FAQs.
Have a look through the range, or call us on 1300 456 283 if you’d like a hand choosing. We’re here seven days.