Trampoline covers

Our trampoline covers protect the trampoline against weather influences, such as rain, snow, ice, UV rays and against dirt, such as leaves from trees. But what is the purpose of the holes in the cover? These holes ensure good drainage, preventing accumulation of water or snow on the trampoline.

Depending on how dirty your trampoline is, use a dry cloth or a damp cloth with cold to lukewarm water. Never use hot water, cleaning agents or solvents to clean the trampoline.

Yes! You don't need to fully disassemble an EXIT trampoline in autumn. Since you'll use the trampoline less or not at all in winter, we do recommend storing the padding and safety net. The frame, springs and jump mat can be covered with a trampoline cover to keep your trampoline in the best possible condition.

Watch out for snow or rain!

Prolonged rain or snow can weigh down the jump mat, causing the springs to sag. Over time, this reduces the bounce quality of the trampoline. To prevent this as much as possible, our covers have drainage holes that allow water to run off. However, with heavy amounts, freezing or blocked holes, a puddle may form on the trampoline. Keep an eye on this and remove the water promptly.

EXIT tip: Do you have a safety net and store it away for winter? You can cover the openings left when you remove the safety net poles with the included cap covers. This way, no dirt gets into the trampoline.

The foam in the padding of EXIT trampolines needs to be breathable to prevent moulds from growing in it. The padding has therefore got ventilation holes which not only let in the water, but also ensure that it evaporates again. At the bottom there are tiny holes to get rid of the excess water.