- Stated user weights: 150 kg (MERACH, Devoko, SONGMICS) and 120 kg (Kanga, Zupapa).
- Spring counts listed: 70 (Bestway, Devoko) and 72 (SONGMICS, Zupapa).
- Kanga gives a 3.18 m mat, an 80 cm frame height, six legs and six poles.
- The Kanga package weighs 56 kg in three boxes of 32, 17 and 13 kg, according to the seller.
The comparison at a glance
| Model | Rating | In the box | Frame figures | Net | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Kanga 12ft Curved Trampoline (Kanga 12) | 4.4/5 from 1,500 ratings | Ladder, anchor kit | 120 kg, 6 legs, 3.18 m mat | Curved, 6 poles | Amazon |
 MERACH 12ft Trampoline (MR-2429B2) | 4.4/5 from 101 ratings | Ladder, hoop, ball, pump | 150 kg, W-shaped frame | High-density net | Amazon |
 MONZANA 12ft Trampoline Set | 4.3/5 from 2,600 ratings | Ladder, spring cover, spring tool | 268 cm overall height | Enclosure on poles | Amazon |
 Devoko GSD12FTK 12ft Trampoline | 4.4/5 from 1,000 ratings | Ladder, shoe organiser | 150 kg, 70 springs, 1.35 mm steel | 180 cm PET net, double zip | Amazon |
 Zupapa 12ft (140111) | 4.7/5 from 42 ratings | Wide-step ladder | 120 kg, 72 springs, 270 cm tall | 360° net, two-way zip | Amazon |
 SONGMICS Saul STR122O01 12ft | 4.3/5 from 2,400 ratings | Hook-on ladder, tools | 150 kg, 72 springs, 270 cm tall | Inner net | Amazon |
 Bestway Xtreme Air 12ft (BW59135) | 4.7/5 from 44 ratings | QuickSpring Tool | 70 galvanised springs | No-gap zip net, top ring | Amazon |
 Zero Gravity Ultima 4 12ft Black Edition | 4.6/5 from 3,500 ratings | Trampoline and enclosure | 273 cm tall, 20 mm EPE padding | On the mat edge, wired top ring | Amazon |
The 8 models in detail
4.4/5 from 1,500 ratings
Kanga 12ft Curved Trampoline (Kanga 12)
Kanga's 12ft package comes with the enclosure, a ladder and an anchor kit, and lists 120 kg, six legs, six poles, an 80 cm frame and a 3.18 m mat. It ships in three boxes totalling 56 kg.
- In the box
- Ladder, anchor kit
- Frame figures
- 120 kg, 6 legs, 3.18 m mat
- Net
- Curved, 6 poles
- Anchor kit named in the listing
- Mat diameter and pole count given
- Six legs on the frame
- 120 kg, below the 150 kg of three rivals
4.4/5 from 101 ratings
MERACH 12ft Trampoline (MR-2429B2)
MERACH packs a ladder, a padded spring cover and a basketball hoop with ball and pump, on a W-shaped galvanised frame rated at 150 kg. The seller says its springs were cycle-tested over 50,000 times.
- In the box
- Ladder, hoop, ball, pump
- Frame figures
- 150 kg, W-shaped frame
- Net
- High-density net
- 150 kg stated user weight
- Basketball hoop set included
- T-sockets on the frame joints
- The listing's 366 x 274 cm field does not describe a round frame
4.3/5 from 2,600 ratings
MONZANA 12ft Trampoline Set
Monzana's 12ft set holds the enclosure, a ladder, a spring cover and a spring tool. The listing gives 268 cm of overall height and 70.1 kg in its weight field, which may be the parcel.
- In the box
- Ladder, spring cover, spring tool
- Frame figures
- 268 cm overall height
- Net
- Enclosure on poles
- Spring tool included
- Ladder and spring cover in the set
- Bullet points written for the whole range
4.4/5 from 1,000 ratings
Devoko GSD12FTK 12ft Trampoline
Devoko lists 150 kg, 70 springs, a 1.35 mm galvanised steel frame on reinforced T-legs and a 180 cm PET net with a double zip. A shoe organiser and a non-slip ladder are in the box.
- In the box
- Ladder, shoe organiser
- Frame figures
- 150 kg, 70 springs, 1.35 mm steel
- Net
- 180 cm PET net, double zip
- 150 kg stated user weight
- Shoe organiser and ladder supplied
- The pole count in the bullets is the 10ft one
- Dimension field shows the 14ft size
4.7/5 from 42 ratings
Zupapa 12ft (140111)
Zupapa states 120 kg and 72 springs on a hot-dip galvanised frame with W-shaped legs, at 366 x 366 x 270 cm. The zip opens from inside or outside, and the frame carries a 10-year warranty.
- In the box
- Wide-step ladder
- Frame figures
- 120 kg, 72 springs, 270 cm tall
- Net
- 360° net, two-way zip
- 10-year frame warranty, as listed
- Two-way zip on the entrance
- Wide-step ladder
- 120 kg user weight
4.3/5 from 2,400 ratings
SONGMICS Saul STR122O01 12ft
SONGMICS fits an inner safety net and a PVC and EPE pad over 72 springs, and lists 150 kg for children aged 6 and above. The slot-in frame is meant for two people to assemble.
- In the box
- Hook-on ladder, tools
- Frame figures
- 150 kg, 72 springs, 270 cm tall
- Net
- Inner net
- Inner net
- Most springs of the page, shared with Zupapa
- Labelled slot-in parts
- Sold as a kids trampoline, aged 6 and above
4.7/5 from 44 ratings
Bestway Xtreme Air 12ft (BW59135)
Bestway lists 70 galvanised springs and a no-gap zip enclosure with a top ring and two buckles. The QuickSpring Tool, a dual-action wrench, is in the box for fitting the springs.
- In the box
- QuickSpring Tool
- Frame figures
- 70 galvanised springs
- Net
- No-gap zip net, top ring
- Top ring keeps the net upright
- Spring tool supplied
- Jumper limit to be read in the manual
- Anchors ordered separately
4.6/5 from 3,500 ratings
Zero Gravity Ultima 4 12ft Black Edition
The Ultima 4 12ft has its net on the edge of the jumping surface, arced uprights, a wired top ring and a quick-release system. The seller states EN71 certification, and the padding is 20 mm EPE foam under PVC.
- In the box
- Trampoline and enclosure
- Frame figures
- 273 cm tall, 20 mm EPE padding
- Net
- On the mat edge, wired top ring
- Net can come down fast before strong wind
- Weldless frame, 2.5 million test cycles claimed
- 500 kg lab test, not a user weight
- Tallest here at 273 cm
Anchoring a 12ft trampoline in a British garden
A 12ft trampoline is a big, light sail once the net is up, and UK gusts can lift or shift one. Kanga's is the only listing here that names an anchor kit. For the others, check the box list and order a kit before the first windy night.
- U-shaped pegs push into the lawn over the legs.
- Screw-in spiral anchors twist into the ground and strap to the frame.
- Zero Gravity's quick-release enclosure lets the net come down when a storm is forecast.
Anchor kits sit with the other trampoline parts and add-ons. For high winds, removing the net and winter storage, follow the manufacturer's manual.
Space for a 12ft trampoline
Width of the lawn
The frame alone is 366 cm across. Centred in a garden 6 m wide, a 12ft trampoline leaves 117 cm each side; in a 5 m garden, 67 cm. Set those figures against the clearance in your model's manual.
Height above it
| Model | Height (listing) | Other stated figure |
|---|---|---|
| Monzana 12ft | 268 cm | Spring cover in the set |
| SONGMICS STR122O01 | 270 cm | 72 springs |
| Zupapa 12ft | 270 cm | 72 springs |
| Zero Gravity Ultima 4 | 273 cm | 20 mm EPE padding |
| Kanga 12ft | Frame 80 cm high | 3.18 m mat |
Our garden-width tables set each frame against common garden widths.
How many jumpers on a 12ft trampoline
One. The extra 61 cm over a 10ft frame gives a single jumper more room, not space for two: manuals and RoSPA both say one person on the trampoline at a time.
What the user weight allows
| Stated user weight | 12ft models |
|---|---|
| 150 kg | MERACH, Devoko, SONGMICS |
| 120 kg | Kanga, Zupapa |
A 150 kg rating is for one jumper. Two children of 40 kg each are not ‘80 kg of load’: they are two jumpers, and the manuals rule that out.
How we sorted the 12ft trampoline boxes
We checked each 12ft trampoline against its title and bullet points and counted what ships: anchors first, then the ladder, then spare parts and extras.
- Anchor kit named in the listing (Kanga).
- Ladder plus extras: MERACH's hoop set, Monzana's spring cover and tool, Devoko's shoe organiser.
- Ladder alone: Zupapa, SONGMICS.
- Tool or enclosure only: Bestway, Zero Gravity.
Parcels and assembly of a 12ft trampoline
A 12ft trampoline arrives in several boxes. Kanga lists three, of 32, 17 and 13 kg; SONGMICS designs its slot-in frame for two people.
Springs to fit
- 70 springs for Bestway and Devoko, 72 for SONGMICS and Zupapa.
- Bestway supplies its QuickSpring Tool; Monzana a spring tool.
- Springs go on at opposite points of the frame, as the manuals show.
Our assembly guide takes the steps in order.
Is a 12ft trampoline right for your household
It suits
- Families with a garden at least 5 m across once the manual's clearance is added.
- Teenagers and adults within a 150 kg rating, jumping one at a time.
- Households ready to anchor the frame and take the net down in a storm.
Look elsewhere if
- The lawn slopes or the only flat patch is under trees or a washing line.
- The main jumper is under six: RoSPA advises against full-size trampolines at that age.
- Nobody at home can lift a 32 kg box or fit 70 springs with a spring tool.
12ft trampoline, 10ft or 14ft
| Frame | Diameter | Stated user weights seen |
|---|---|---|
| 10ft | 305 cm | 100 to 150 kg |
| 12ft | 366 cm | 120 to 150 kg |
| 14ft | 427 cm | 150 to 200 kg |
The 10ft models save 61 cm of lawn. At the other end, a 14ft frame or bigger reaches 200 kg on the AWEV listing.
Frequently asked questions
- How big is a 12ft trampoline?
366 cm across the frame. Kanga gives a 3.18 m mat, and overall heights with the net run from 268 to 273 cm on these listings.
- Is a 12ft trampoline good for adults?
Within its stated user weight: 150 kg for MERACH, Devoko and SONGMICS, 120 kg for Kanga and Zupapa. Adults jump one at a time, like children.
- How heavy is it?
Kanga lists 56 kg for its whole package. Plan two adults to carry the boxes and assemble the frame.
- Does it need a cover over winter?
A weather cover sold by diameter fits over mat and padding; order a 12ft one and follow the manual on storing the net.
- Can a 12ft trampoline go on a slope?
No. Manuals ask for flat, level ground, with clear space around the frame and above the net.
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