The one the whole family fights over.
One trampoline. Nine kids. Every single day.
When Rob and Alicia set an in-ground Mr Trampoline into their lawn, it became the centre of the garden — the first place the kids run in the morning and the last place they leave at night, in high rotation even in the middle of winter. Built by hand in Melbourne, it’s made to still be bouncing when their kids have kids.
30+ year expected life — every part replaceable, forever
Up to 114 huge 11-inch springs on every trampoline
Tested to 1000kg — trampolines we built 40 years ago are still bouncing
One backyard activity outlasts them all. The trampoline is the one families always recommend.
“A big thank you to the team from Kate & myself for the fantastic product and service and support. We love the trampoline and very happy with the replacement mat.”
Four sizes. One decision you'll never regret.
What should I know before buying a family kit?
Mr Trampoline family kits are handmade in Carnegie for Australian backyards.
Warranty first: 30-year frame, 8-year bed (re-coat every 3 years), 5-year rubber.
Four standard sizes — Family, Family Elite (frame 4625×3070 mm, mat 3660×2130), Olympic, and Olympic Elite (up to 114 springs). Kit prices from the catalog, inc GST — for example Family deck from $8,550, Family Elite in-ground from $10,090, Olympic Elite above-ground from $13,050; see the size grid for the full matrix.
Stock colours for those four sizes are green or blue; other colours are made to order (Yellow has no colour surcharge; other colours +$330 inc GST).
Kit price is the trampoline, not labour. We build in Carnegie — DIY, your trade, or ask us: nationally we can usually put you in touch with an installer who’s happy to do the work. Oversize freight is forklift or depot via checkout quote.
All Australian hand-made and of the highest quality available. When choosing, consider your available space, your ambitions, the size of your family and the number of likely users.
Family
The perfect fit for most family gardens — full performance bounce in a compact frame.
Family Elite
Olympic
The full-length competition frame — room for growing kids to develop real skills.
Olympic Elite
Our widest bed — the choice of serious jumpers and generous gardens.
Prices include padding for above-ground models and rubber surrounds for in-ground and deck models. All prices include GST.
Which mounting fits your garden?
In-ground — set flush into a purpose-built pit with rubber surrounds; the landscaper favourite. Shop the in-ground kit.
Above-ground — free-standing (~1.0 m) with padding; moveable, and can convert later. Shop the above-ground kit.
In-deck — bolted into a structural retaining wall or engineered deck for a flush finish. Shop the deck kit.
Not sure on size? Use the four-size grid above (Family through Olympic Elite), then read installation — kit price covers the trampoline, not labour.
Also useful: Compare sizes & mounting · FAQ · Manuals & guides.
In-ground, above-ground or in-deck
Like a pool, an in-ground trampoline is a focal point that gets the entire family outside — but unlike a pool, it’s in high rotation even in the middle of winter. We build your trampoline in Carnegie. Most in-ground customers use their own builder or landscaper with our drawings, or DIY from the same guides. If you’d rather not DIY the dig and set, call us — nationally we can usually find an installer who’s willing. Full install routes and cost bands are on our installation page.
In-ground
Set flush into a purpose-built pit with a heavy-duty rubber surround. A rolling lawn is only ever improved upon when a child is jumping on the in-ground trampoline — the preferred choice of many of Australia’s top garden designers.
Above-ground
Free-standing and moveable to different positions on your property — and with some minor modification it can transform into an in-ground trampoline later. Padding included.
In-deck
Built into timber or masonry decking for a seamless finish — the trampoline becomes part of the architecture of your outdoor living space.
Safety questions parents ask
Short answers on springs, nets, and why in-ground matters — expand a card, then dig deeper on FAQ or Safety.
Springs vs springless — are covered springs OK?
Yes — springs are fine when rubber (in-ground / deck) or padding (above-ground) fully covers the spring zone so feet cannot fall between them. Land and jump in the centre of the bed; do not land on rubber or padding. Design rule: one person at a time.
More detail: FAQ · Trampoline safety.
Do we need a net or enclosure?
Nets are not part of the Mr Trampoline model. Our family kits are open beds with rubber or padding over the springs. A net can create a false sense of safety that turns a backyard trampoline into a contained arena — rough play and horseplay, more bodies, wall-bounce, collisions — which works against one-at-a-time use.
For lower fall height, prefer in-ground (flush pit). See FAQ · Trampoline safety.
Why does in-ground help with safety?
Fall height. An in-ground kit sits flush in a pit with rubber surrounds, so a miss-step toward the edge is toward a near-ground surround — not a ~1 m drop from an above-ground frame. Same handmade bed in all three mountings; choose what fits the garden.
More: FAQ · Trampoline safety.
Buy it once. Hand it down.
We build real trampolines — huge 11-inch springs generate the soft, deep bounce kids love and grow with, well beyond the teenage years. Frames are fabricated in Australia from Australian steel, hot-dip galvanised to live to a ripe old age even in salty coastal air. And when the bed finally needs replacing in 10, 20 or 30 years, you simply re-use your clips. Every part is replaceable, forever.
“One of our mates has your trampoline and my kids love it!”
