- Frame sizes here: 427 cm (14ft, six models), 487 cm (16ft) and 457 x 305 cm (15 x 10ft).
- Stated user weights: 200 kg for AWEV, 150 kg for MERACH and HyperMotion.
- Spring counts listed: 80 for Plum Magnitude, 108 for HyperMotion.
- Overall heights given: 260 cm (AWEV) to 283 cm (Zero Gravity 15 x 10ft).
The comparison at a glance
| Model | Rating | Frame | Stated figures | Net and box | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 HyperMotion 16ft Trampoline (Black) | 4/5 from 78 ratings | 16ft (487 cm), 434 cm mat | 150 kg, 108 springs, 6 legs | Inner net, two-step ladder | Amazon |
 Plum Magnitude Springsafe 14ft | 4.3/5 from 121 ratings | 14ft, 426 x 426 x 269 cm | 80 springs, push-button legs | 3G curved-in enclosure | Amazon |
 AWEV 14ft Trampoline (UK-TP0201-001) | 4.6/5 from 16 ratings | 14ft (427 cm), 260 cm tall | 200 kg, 4 W legs | High-density net, 4 tent pegs | Amazon |
 MERACH 14ft Trampoline (MR-2429B3) | 4.4/5 from 101 ratings | 14ft (427 cm) | 150 kg, W-shaped frame | Net, ladder, hoop set | Amazon |
 Zero Gravity Ultima 4 14ft Black Edition | 4.6/5 from 3,500 ratings | 14ft (427 cm) | 20 mm EPE padding, weldless frame | Net on the mat edge, top ring | Amazon |
 Zero Gravity Ultima 5 15 x 10ft Barrel | 4.6/5 from 217 ratings | 15 x 10ft (457 x 305 cm) | 283 cm tall, 20 mm EPE | Mat-edge net, ladder | Amazon |
 MONZANA 14ft Trampoline Set | 4.3/5 from 2,600 ratings | 14ft (427 cm), 269 cm tall | Spring cover, spring tool | Enclosure, ladder | Amazon |
 GALACTICA GT-TS-04 14ft (Blue) | 4.4/5 from 164 ratings | 14ft (427 cm) | Ages 3+, powder-coated frame | Zip with lock, ladder | Amazon |
The 8 models in detail
4/5 from 78 ratings
HyperMotion 16ft Trampoline (Black)
HyperMotion's 16ft frame measures 487 cm round a 434 cm jumping mat set about 89 cm off the ground, on six double W-shaped legs and 108 galvanised springs. The internal net runs on fibreglass rods, and the seller states a 150 kg maximum load.
- Frame
- 16ft (487 cm), 434 cm mat
- Stated figures
- 150 kg, 108 springs, 6 legs
- Net and box
- Inner net, two-step ladder
- Biggest round frame on the page
- Mat diameter, mat height and spring count all given
- Inner net and two-step ladder
- A 487 cm circle rules out most terraced gardens
- Sold as a kids trampoline, yet the mat sits 89 cm up
4.3/5 from 121 ratings
Plum Magnitude Springsafe 14ft
Plum gives an assembled size of 426 x 426 x 269 cm, 80 zinc-coated springs and a 3G enclosure that curves in to keep the jumper off the springs. The frame is galvanised inside and out, with Tramp Klamp brackets over the joints and push-button legs.
- Frame
- 14ft, 426 x 426 x 269 cm
- Stated figures
- 80 springs, push-button legs
- Net and box
- 3G curved-in enclosure
- Springsafe enclosure curves inside the springs
- Galvanised brackets encase the joints
- Assembled size stated in full
- Jumper limit to be read in the manual
- Its weight field (16.5 kg) cannot be the whole set
4.6/5 from 16 ratings
AWEV 14ft Trampoline (UK-TP0201-001)
AWEV states 200 kg on a 427 cm frame with four recurved W legs, EPE padding that laps over the mat edge and foam sleeves along the frame. The box adds four tent pegs, two pairs of gloves, two pairs of non-slip socks and a shoe bag.
- Frame
- 14ft (427 cm), 260 cm tall
- Stated figures
- 200 kg, 4 W legs
- Net and box
- High-density net, 4 tent pegs
- Highest stated user weight here (200 kg)
- Four tent pegs in the box
- Padding extends over the mat edge
- Arrives in three parcels, possibly on different days
- Tent pegs are lighter than a strapped anchor kit
4.4/5 from 101 ratings
MERACH 14ft Trampoline (MR-2429B3)
MERACH lists 150 kg on a W-shaped galvanised frame with T-sockets, and says its springs were cycle-tested more than 50,000 times. The box holds a ladder, a padded spring cover and a basketball hoop with ball and pump.
- Frame
- 14ft (427 cm)
- Stated figures
- 150 kg, W-shaped frame
- Net and box
- Net, ladder, hoop set
- 150 kg stated user weight
- Basketball hoop set included
- Video guide alongside the instructions
- The 427 x 274 cm dimension field cannot be a round frame
- No spring count
4.6/5 from 3,500 ratings
Zero Gravity Ultima 4 14ft Black Edition
The 14ft Ultima 4 has its netting on the edge of the jumping surface, arced uprights, a wired top ring and a quick-release system that takes the net down fast. The seller states EN71 certification and a weldless frame put through 2.5 million cycles.
- Frame
- 14ft (427 cm)
- Stated figures
- 20 mm EPE padding, weldless frame
- Net and box
- Net on the mat edge, top ring
- Net comes down quickly before strong wind
- PVC-topped padding over 20 mm EPE foam
- Net on the mat edge, springs outside it
- 500 kg lab testing is a frame test, not a user weight
4.6/5 from 217 ratings
Zero Gravity Ultima 5 15 x 10ft Barrel
The Ultima 5 is a rectangular barrel frame listed at 457 x 305 x 283 cm, with the same mat-edge netting and 20 mm EPE padding as the Ultima 4. Zero Gravity says it is not for the very young but for experienced jumpers.
- Frame
- 15 x 10ft (457 x 305 cm)
- Stated figures
- 283 cm tall, 20 mm EPE
- Net and box
- Mat-edge net, ladder
- Only 305 cm wide for 457 cm of length
- Ladder in the box
- Seller is clear about who it is for
- Tallest unit here (283 cm)
- Check the manual for the jumper limit
4.3/5 from 2,600 ratings
MONZANA 14ft Trampoline Set
Monzana's 14ft large trampoline set includes the enclosure, a ladder, a spring cover and a spring tool, with 269 cm of overall height in the listing field. The bullet points are shared with the 8ft to 12ft sets.
- Frame
- 14ft (427 cm), 269 cm tall
- Stated figures
- Spring cover, spring tool
- Net and box
- Enclosure, ladder
- Spring tool and spring cover supplied
- Overall height given (269 cm)
- Few figures for the 14ft size itself
4.4/5 from 164 ratings
GALACTICA GT-TS-04 14ft (Blue)
GALACTICA lists a powder-coated frame, a PP jumping mat made in the USA and foam padding with a vinyl cover. The zip entrance can be locked, and the seller gives ages 3 and up.
- Frame
- 14ft (427 cm)
- Stated figures
- Ages 3+, powder-coated frame
- Net and box
- Zip with lock, ladder
- Lockable zip entrance
- Same model sold from 6ft to 14ft
- Fewest hard figures of the eight
- Ages 3 and up sits below RoSPA's under-six line
What counts as a large trampoline on UK listings
UK sellers sell round frames in 2ft steps, and the large trampoline range begins where most gardens run out of room: 14ft. Above it sit 16ft round frames and rectangles of 15 x 10ft.
| Size | Frame | Frame area | Models on this page |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14ft round | 427 cm | 14.3 m² | Plum, AWEV, MERACH, Zero Gravity, Monzana, GALACTICA |
| 16ft round | 487 cm | 18.6 m² | HyperMotion |
| 15 x 10ft rectangle | 457 x 305 cm | 13.9 m² | Zero Gravity Ultima 5 |
A 14ft frame takes nearly twice the lawn of a 10ft one (7.3 m²). If that already looks tight, the 12ft trampoline comparison is the next size down.
The order of this large trampoline list
We checked each of the eight frames against its listing, line by line, and scored them on one thing: how many figures you can check before the delivery van arrives. A large trampoline is a lot of steel to return, so a listing that hides its spring count or mat size drops down the order.
- Frame and mat diameter, and the height of the mat off the ground.
- Spring count, number and shape of legs.
- Stated user weight, kept apart from lab tests.
- What the box holds: ladder, pegs or anchors, spring tool, cover.
HyperMotion gives all of them. GALACTICA gives a size, an age and materials, which is why it closes the list.
Measuring the lawn for a large trampoline
Width first for a large trampoline
Centred in a garden 7 m wide, a 14ft large trampoline leaves 136 cm on each side and a 16ft 106 cm. In 6 m, those fall to 86 and 56 cm. The 15 x 10ft rectangle, turned lengthways, leaves 147 cm each side of its 305 cm width.
Height overhead
The listings put the netted units at 260 cm (AWEV) to 283 cm (Ultima 5). Add a jumper standing on the mat and low branches or a washing line come into range.
Level ground
Manuals ask for flat, level ground. On a 427 cm frame a gentle slope that goes unnoticed on a 10ft trampoline adds up from one leg to the next, so measure the fall across the whole circle.
We give the room a frame leaves, not the room it needs. The clearance around and above is set by each manufacturer's manual; read it for your model before you measure the lawn.
Round or rectangular large trampoline
The two shapes take almost the same lawn: 14.3 m² for a 14ft round, 13.9 m² for the 15 x 10ft rectangle. The difference is width, 427 cm against 305 cm, and who the seller has in mind.
| 14ft round | 15 x 10ft rectangle | |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | 427 cm across | 457 x 305 cm |
| Fits a garden | Square or wide | Long and narrow |
| Seller's view | Family frames, ages from 3+ (GALACTICA) | Zero Gravity: for experienced jumpers, not the very young |
| Bounce, as the seller puts it | No claim | Zero Gravity says a rectangle bounces higher |
The rectangular trampoline comparison covers the smaller 10 x 7ft and 12 x 8ft frames.
Holding a large trampoline down in UK wind
A large trampoline carries a tall ring of netting that catches wind like a sail, and a UK gust can lift or slide the frame across the lawn. AWEV is the only listing here whose bullet points name something to hold it down: four tent pegs.
- U-shaped pegs hammer in over each leg.
- Screw-in spiral anchors twist into the soil and strap to the frame.
- Zero Gravity's quick-release net comes off before a storm.
Most of these listings name no anchor kit, so check the box list. Kits are sold separately with the other trampoline parts; follow the manual for high winds and for taking the net down.
Spring counts and user weights on a large trampoline
Three of the large trampoline listings give enough figures to set side by side. More springs and legs spread the load of one jumper; they do not turn the frame into a group trampoline.
| Model | Springs or frame detail | Legs | Stated user weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| HyperMotion 16ft | 108 galvanised springs | 6 double W-shaped | 150 kg maximum load |
| AWEV 14ft | Frame wrapped in foam sleeves | 4 recurved W | 200 kg |
| MERACH 14ft | Springs cycle-tested 50,000+ times | W-shaped frame | 150 kg |
Plum lists 80 zinc-coated springs and push-button legs on its Magnitude 14ft, and leaves the jumper limit to its manual.
Lab tests are not user weights
Zero Gravity quotes 500 kg weight testing on its frame. That is a test of the steel, and it says nothing about how heavy one jumper may be.
Family use of a large trampoline
A large trampoline gives one jumper more room; it does not make room for three. Manuals and RoSPA say one person on the trampoline at a time, and children jump under adult supervision.
Ages in the listings
- GALACTICA 14ft: ages 3 and up, according to the seller.
- HyperMotion 16ft: sold as a kids trampoline, with a 150 kg maximum load.
- Zero Gravity Ultima 5: not for the very young.
- RoSPA: children under six should not use full-size trampolines.
Getting on and off
HyperMotion's mat sits about 89 cm up, which is why a two-step ladder comes with it. Keep the ladder away when nobody is supervising.
Delivery and assembly of a large trampoline
AWEV warns that its large trampoline comes in three parcels that may arrive on different days, so do not start until all three are in. The weight fields run from 62.5 kg (GALACTICA) to 87 kg (HyperMotion), possibly the parcels rather than the frame.
- Unpack and count parts against the manual's list.
- Build the ring and legs; Plum's push-button legs lock without tools.
- Fit springs at opposite points, as HyperMotion's listing describes, so the mat stays centred.
- Add padding, then poles and net, then the ladder.
AWEV includes two pairs of assembly gloves. Our step-by-step assembly guide goes through each stage.
Fields that mislead on a large trampoline listing
Most of the traps on a large trampoline listing sit in the fields under the title, not in the bullet points.
- Taking the dimension field at face value: MERACH's 14ft shows 427 x 274 cm, which no round frame measures.
- Reading the weight field as the frame: Plum's 16.5 kg cannot be a 14ft set with 80 springs.
- Treating a lab test as a user weight: Zero Gravity's 500 kg is a frame test.
- Assuming a multi-size listing describes your size: GALACTICA and MERACH sell five or six sizes under one page.
- Forgetting that pole count decides the replacement net you can buy later.
When a field looks wrong, we kept the figure from the title and the bullet points, and so should you.
A large trampoline for your household, or not
Worth it
- Gardens of 7 m or more across with a level patch to match.
- Teenagers and adults within 150 or 200 kg, jumping one at a time.
- Households ready to anchor the frame and check it after storms.
Think again
- Gardens under 6 m wide: the sizing guide shows what each smaller frame leaves.
- Lawns that slope or flood.
- A main jumper under six.
Covers and nets for a large trampoline
Covers, nets and pads are sold by diameter, and a large trampoline needs the 14ft or 16ft version. A replacement net must also match the number of poles.
- A weather cover fits over mat and padding; tents and canopies fit over the poles.
- The Ultima 5 barrel cover is sold by rectangle size, not diameter.
- For a new enclosure net, count your poles before ordering.
Plum sells spares for its Springsafe frames; the Plum trampolines page lists the range.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the biggest trampoline on Amazon.co.uk?
Of the models we compared, the HyperMotion 16ft (487 cm round) and the Zero Gravity Ultima 5 15 x 10ft (457 x 305 cm). Specialist shops sell bigger rectangles.
- How much space does a 14ft trampoline need?
The frame is 427 cm across, 14.3 m², and the manual adds a clearance on every side. In a 6 m wide garden, a centred 14ft frame leaves 86 cm each side.
- Can adults use a large trampoline?
Within the stated user weight: 200 kg for AWEV, 150 kg for MERACH and HyperMotion. One adult at a time.
- Does a bigger trampoline bounce higher?
No listing here says so for round frames. Zero Gravity claims its rectangular frame bounces higher, and says it is meant for experienced jumpers.
- How high is the mat on a 16ft trampoline?
HyperMotion gives about 89 cm for its 16ft model, which is why a two-step ladder comes in the box.
- How many people does it take to build one?
Plan two adults at least: the parcels are heavy and the ring has to be held while springs go on. AWEV supplies two pairs of gloves for that reason.
- Is a large trampoline safe in the wind?
Only anchored, and only within the manual's limits. Most of these listings name no anchor kit, so check the box and buy one if needed, and take the net down in a storm as the manual says.
- Are the ratings on a 14ft listing for the 14ft size?
Not always. Zero Gravity and Monzana pool the ratings of every size on one listing, so the figure covers the 8ft to 14ft frames together.
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