Trampoline Without Net

182 Ideas by Tara Gosselin

Trampolines can be an excellent source of fun, entertainment, and exercise, especially the ones that come without a net. No-net trampolines offer a dynamic range of movement and tend to easily blend into their environment. They’re also a great backyard accessory that will encourage the whole family to spend time outside. Find your perfect match from this selection of no net trampolines and transform your space into a fun playground.

Pure Fun 14 Ft. Trampoline With Optional Enclosure Without Enclosure

This 14 feet trampoline constitutes a definition of happiness and good fun for the children. It can have an optional enclosure. Solid metal chassis provides stability and safe usage.

Brilliant and high-quality 12-feet trampoline supported by extra strong metallic tubes. The trampoline is also weather-resistant, making it a perfect option for long-term outdoor use. Its large top and high-end construction should deliver impeccable and safe service for years.

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Backyard Trampoline Without Net

This trampoline set without enclosure constitutes an ideal addition to your garden or backyard. It distinguishes itself with quality and safety, differing from the mass supermarket products.

Bouncy trampoline without net

16ft Trampoline For Kids, Outdoor Trampoline With Safety Enclosure Net Basketball Hoop And Ladder, Trampoline For Adults

Upper Bounce Super Round Trampoline Safety Pad

This trampoline replacement safety pad will fit very neatly on the trampoline and offers the double rubber ties for better protection, while holding up tightly to the trampoline frame. It also sports the UV resistant design.

... New Trampoline 12ft Round Ladder Mat Without Safety Net Enclosure

Skywalker Trampolines 14ft x 8ft Rectangle Trampoline with Enclosure Green

10' Rectangle Backyard Trampoline

This 10-Inch Rectangle Trampoline offers your kids long years of outdoor fun. The frame is rust-resistant and water-resistant, designed of durable steel. The trampoline includes padded edges, and offers 330 lbs of weight capacity.

15 inch trampoline without safety net

Harper&Bright Designs 14' Round Backyard Trampoline with Safety Enclosure

Machrus Upper Bounce 10 FT Round Backyard / Outdoor Trampoline Set with Safety Enclosure System

Trujump 14' Round Trampoline with Safety Enclosure & with Lifetime Warranty on Jump Mat

15' Round Trampoline with Safety Enclosure

12' Round with Safety Enclosure

Trujump 14' Round Trampoline with Safety Enclosure & with Lifetime Warranty on Jump Mat

Machrus Upper Bounce - Mega 10' X 17' Gymnastics Style, Rectangular Trampoline Set

Skywalker 17' Oval Backyard Trampoline with Safety Enclosure

Aotob 15' Round Backyard Trampoline with Safety Enclosure

Skywalker Trampolines 6x4' Eeyore Rectangle Trampoline

Propel 10x14' Heavy Duty Pro Rectangle Trampoline

8' Round Backyard Trampoline with Safety Enclosure

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Trampoline Without Net

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Tara is a San Antonio-based, award-winning landscape architect, garden writer, and educator with deep experience in eco-friendly design and hands-on horticulture. She helps homeowners turn ordinary yards into sustainable backyard retreats that blend edible planting, seasonal beauty, and thoughtful outdoor living. Her plant-first approach gives readers clear strategies for creating landscapes that feel restorative while working in harmony with the land.

Trampolines are an excellent way to get some sun and air and have fun in the process. And it’s akin to having a gym in your backyard. For jumping on it gives you as good a full body workout as anything.

More importantly, who doesn’t like bouncing on one? Be it kids or adults, the sheer thrill of bouncing up to six feet in the air is incomparable.

But many a folk are missing out on the fun because their backyards aren’t capacious enough to accommodate a full-sized trampoline with an enclosure. Well, how about trampolines without enclosures?

The only thing missing from these old-school trampolines is the (garish) mesh enclosures that claim to keep the kids contained. Everything else is super fun, trampoline like.

If you are hemming and hawing while deciding on whether it’s worth your attention or safe enough for your kids, then here’s some help.

What types of trampolines are there?

There are three types of trampolines that are more common than others:

There’s the round one which is perfect for backyard use and features springs that are distributed evenly around the frame. This always pulls the jumpers back towards the center of the trampoline and makes them less likely to bounce into the neighbor’s yard.
There’s the rectangular one which is used by professional athletes and gymnasts. It provides users with the most bounce surface area. The spring distribution in a rectangular trampoline is not as reactive as in the circular one. This means that the user has greater control over where they land.
The oval trampoline is a hybrid between the round and the rectangular one. It offers a lot of bounce surface area and can be used by multiple bouncers at the same time. This makes it ideal for small and narrow yards.

Are trampolines without enclosures safe?

While a mesh enclosure is certainly a desirable safety feature for a trampoline, it is not mandatory at all. Instead, look for a trampoline that complies with the latest safety standards.

Check the quality of the metal frame. Galvanized iron and steel frames with a zinc coating is your best bet. It is virtually indestructible and does not get damaged even when exposed to the elements. Having said that, a UV absorbent, rust-resistant coating never hurt anybody.
Look for a heavily padded safety pad at the edge of the trampoline. This must be in a bright contrasting color to the jumping surface. It allows kids to know when they are likely to bounce off the edge.
Does the trampoline use a conventional spring-based design or is it a spring less variety that uses fiberglass rods to create the bounce? If it is spring less, then the safety pad is not necessary.
If there are heavy duty springs, then there should be no gap in between the bouncing surface and the safety padding.
Look for sturdy legs that stay put once installed. Some cheaper trampoline models need to be staked to the ground. It’s always a better bet to buy one that stays wobble-free without the need for staking.

Before you buy a trampoline without an enclosure:

Ensure that there’s at least 6-feet of horizontal clearance from objects and obstacles. Experts recommend at least 24-feet of vertical clearance. The more the merrier.
Always keep the trampoline on a soft level surface, like grass. This reduces strain on the metal frames and prevents structural damage.
Keep an eye on your kids as they bounce.