- Springs: GOYADA 7in (17.8 cm), 20 per pack, listed for 12ft to 16ft frames.
- Pads: Green Bay 8ft at 300 mm wide; KIDUKU 10ft at about 25 cm with 18 mm EPE foam.
- Ladder: synoratory, 2 steps, 40in high (104 cm on the listing), with a stated limit of 220 lb (about 100 kg).
- Anchors: 4 screw-in anchors with straps, or 4 galvanised U pegs of 26.7 cm.
Trampoline parts start with a measurement
Each spare matches one feature of your frame, and the size on the box is only the start. We set the listings against the frames they claim to suit and noted which figure decides the fit.
| Part | Measure on your trampoline | Checked on this page |
|---|---|---|
| Springs | Length hook to hook, number on the frame | GOYADA 7in, 20 pack |
| Pad | Frame diameter, pole holes or none, width over the springs | Green Bay 8ft, KIDUKU 10ft |
| Ladder | Ground to top of the frame | synoratory 2-step, 104 cm |
| Anchors | Leg shape, soil type | Screw-in kit, U pegs |
| Net | Diameter, pole count, pole shape | Our net comparison |
| Mat | Diameter, number of rings, spring length | From the maker of your frame |
Your model number before any trampoline parts
Makers that sell their own trampoline parts, such as Zero Gravity with its Ultima nets and covers, match them by model. Look up your model in the manual before buying a generic spare; owners of a Plum set can start from our Plum trampolines page.
Springs: trampoline parts sold by length and count
Count the springs before you order, because the number varies even at one size: the Bestway Xtreme Air 10ft lists 56, the Devoko 10ft 64 and the SONGMICS 10ft 36. Then measure one spring at rest, hook to hook.
The GOYADA pack holds 20 springs of 7in (17.8 cm) for 12ft to 16ft frames, with a T-hook spring puller. Its title says galvanised steel while one bullet says stainless steel with a galvanised coat; either way, length is what has to match.
When a spring needs replacing
- Coils that stay open at rest, so the spring is longer than its neighbours.
- Rust through the coating, or a bent or opened hook.
- A missing spring, which pulls the mat off centre.
- Your manual will say whether to swap one spring or a set.
Never mix spring lengths on the same mat. Fit springs with the tool supplied, keeping fingers clear of the coils.
Pads: the trampoline parts that cover the springs
A surround pad lies over the springs and frame, and UK sun and rain wear the top layer first. Both pads here have a PVC top over EPE foam and tie to the frame with straps.
| Pad | Size | Width | Layers (stated) | Fixing (stated) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Green Bay | 8ft (244 cm) | 300 mm | UV PVC top, closed-cell EPE, PE base | Straps; a complete ring with no pole holes |
| KIDUKU | 10ft (also 8ft, 12ft, 14ft) | about 25 cm, plus a 10 cm skirt | 500D PVC 310 g/m², 18 mm EPE, 150 g/m² base | Flexible straps |
Strapped to the frame, or to the springs
KIDUKU says its pad is tied to the frame with straps, yet another bullet says it ‘has to be attached on the springs’. Copy the way your old pad was fixed, and look at whether your enclosure poles pass through the pad before choosing a solid ring.
Green Bay 8ft surround pad4.5/5 from 1,900 ratingsSee on Amazon
KIDUKU 10ft spring cover pad4.2/5 from 2,400 ratingsSee on AmazonLadders as trampoline parts for the way in
Measure from the ground to the top of your frame and compare it with the ladder. The synoratory ladder is listed at 40in (104 cm) tall and 13in (33 cm) wide, with 2 plastic steps on a rust-resistant steel frame and a 220 lb (about 100 kg) limit, according to the seller.
Putting the ladder away
A ladder makes climbing on easy for everyone, including children who should not be on the trampoline alone. Taking it away after play is a simple way to stop unsupervised climbing; our safety rules cover the rest.
Anchor kits: trampoline parts for windy gardens
A UK gust can lift or shift a garden trampoline. Some sets ship with anchors, such as the Bestway Xtreme Air 8ft and the Kanga with its anchor kit; the Bestway Xtreme Air 10ft listing does not mention them, so check your box.
| Kit | What is in it (stated) | How it holds |
|---|---|---|
| Payivsve ground anchors | 4 screw-in anchors, 4 straps, 1 adapter, a T-hook | Screwed in by hand or drill, strap round the frame |
| ST Metals U pegs | 4 galvanised pegs, 8 mm thick, 26.7 cm long | Hammered over the leg tube, up to 7.5 cm across |
Payivsve suggests wetting the soil first and avoiding hardcore. Even with anchors fitted, follow the manual on removing the net or cover in high winds.
Payivsve screw-in anchor kit4.5/5 from 674 ratingsSee on Amazon
ST Metals U pegs, pack of 44.6/5 from 1,000 ratingsSee on Amazonsynoratory 2-step ladder4.5/5 from 452 ratingsSee on AmazonMats, nets and covers
The large trampoline parts come from the maker of your frame or from listings sold by diameter. A mat has to match three figures at once: its diameter, the number of rings on its edge, and the spring length.
- Mat: as many rings as your frame has springs, and the same spring length.
- Net: diameter, pole count and pole shape; seven are compared on our replacement net page.
- Weather cover: diameter, or width x length for a rectangle; see our trampoline cover comparison.
Add-ons: basketball hoop, tent and canopy
The TOYMIS hoop ties to the pole caps of an enclosure with adjustable ropes and comes with 3 mini basketballs and a pump; the seller lists a padded breakaway rim and a soft, waterproof backboard. It only suits trampolines with an enclosure and pole caps.
Tents and canopies as trampoline parts
A tent or a sun canopy sits on the net poles, so it is matched by frame diameter and pole count, like the 305 cm, 8-pole canopy on our cover page. Take any fabric off the poles before strong wind.
Frequently asked questions
- Are trampoline parts interchangeable between brands?
Only when the measurements match: diameter, spring length, ring count and pole layout. The maker of your frame is the surest source.
- How many springs does a 10ft trampoline have?
It depends on the model. The Bestway Xtreme Air 10ft lists 56, the Devoko 10ft 64 and the SONGMICS 10ft 36, so count yours.
- Is it fine to replace a single spring?
Yes, if it matches the others in length and hook shape. The springs on a large trampoline of 12ft and over are often longer, as the GOYADA pack for 12ft to 16ft shows.
- Where are parts for an older trampoline found?
From its maker first, with the model number from the manual or the receipt. Some UK brands sell few spares on Amazon UK; Sportspower lists only pole caps there.
- Do parts need fitting in a set order?
Springs and mat come before the pad, which normally goes on before the enclosure; the manual of your model has the exact order. Our step-by-step assembly guide gives the full sequence.
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