Maximum weight
The greatest load that a trampoline is designed for, in other words, the total weight of people that it is able to transfer without consequences. This parameter is one of the main when choosing a trampoline. In no case should you exceed the maximum load, this is fraught with equipment breakdowns and serious injuries to athletes (moreover, such a nuisance can occur after exposure to an abnormal load, under a completely permissible weight). Accordingly, when choosing, it is worthwhile to clearly determine the maximum load that the product can be subjected to.
High maximum load values are especially important when installed in trampoline centers, gyms and other public places where the circle of potential athletes is unlimited, and among them there may be people of a very large build.
Mesh height
The height of the regular trampoline protective net (see "Complete set"). This height is usually measured from the working surface, which allows you to evaluate the protective properties of the mesh. The higher it is, the better, but in general it is desirable that the height is not lower than the height of the intended user (or at least slightly lower).
Number of springs
The number of springs provided in the design of the trampoline of the corresponding type (see above).
The smaller the springs, the larger and thicker each of them must be in order to normally carry their “portion” of the load. However manufacturers usually choose the thickness and quantity in such a way as to achieve the required performance. Therefore, from the user's point of view, there is no key difference between an abundance of small springs and a few large ones, and this parameter, in fact, is purely reference.
