Trampoline Installers Near You: Indoor and Outdoor Trampoline Installation in Kenya

Getting a trampoline is exciting. But once it arrives, the next question is always the same: how does it get set up?

The good news is that trampoline installation in Kenya is straightforward. Whether you want someone to do it for you or you prefer to set it up yourself, there are clear options available. And at Mr. Trampolines, we make sure the process is as easy as possible for every customer.

This guide covers everything. Installation costs, how the process works, how long it takes, and a full step-by-step guide in case you want to do it on your own.

How Much Does Trampoline Installation Cost in Kenya?

Installation costs in Kenya vary depending on where you are located. Here is a simple breakdown.

Note: The costs above cover installation only. Delivery and transportation are separate and not included in these figures.

Free Installation in Nairobi With Mr. Trampolines

If you buy your trampoline from Mr. Trampolines and you are in Nairobi, installation is completely free. There is no extra charge. We come to your home, set everything up, and make sure it is safe and ready to use before we leave.

That means you pay for the trampoline and nothing else.

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Why Choose Mr. Trampolines for Installation in Kenya?

There are a few reasons why Mr. Trampolines is the go-to choice for trampoline installation across Kenya.

1. We Install Within 3 Hours in Nairobi

Once you place your order, our team gets to work right away. In Nairobi, we deliver and install your trampoline within 3 hours. That means you could order in the morning and have your kids jumping by the afternoon.

2. Installation Is Free in Nairobi

Most trampoline sellers will charge you separately for installation. At Mr. Trampolines, installation is included at no extra cost for all customers in Nairobi who buy from us.

3. We Cover All of Kenya

We do not only operate in Nairobi. We install trampolines across Kenya. Outside Nairobi, delivery and installation take 1 to 2 days, and installation costs Ksh 5,000.

4. Experienced Installers

Our team has assembled and installed trampolines of all sizes, from compact 4ft indoor trampolines to large 12ft outdoor trampolines for schools and commercial play areas. We know the process inside out.

Delivery and Installation: A Quick Summary

Here is a clear overview of how delivery and installation works at Mr. Trampolines.

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How to Install a Trampoline Yourself

Installation is actually easier than most people expect. If you are handy and do not mind spending a little time, you can set up a trampoline on your own in as little as 30 minutes to an hour. All the parts come together in a logical order, and you do not need any special skills or training to do it.

That said, having a second person nearby makes the process even faster and easier.

Below are two helpful video guides that walk you through the full installation process step by step.

Video Guide 1: Trampoline Assembly Walkthrough

Video Guide 2: Full Trampoline Installation Guide

Step-by-Step: How to Install a Trampoline

If you prefer a written guide, here is a full breakdown of how the installation process works.

Phase 1: Prepare Your Workspace and Unpack

1. Find a flat, clear space where the trampoline will live. A lawn or a flat outdoor area works well.
2. Unbox everything and lay all the parts out flat so you can see every piece before you start.
3. Read through the manual and familiarise yourself with the parts.

Tip: Have a friend help. An extra pair of hands makes the whole process faster. Also, use a power drill if you have one. There are several self-tapping screws to deal with, and a drill saves a lot of time compared to using a manual screwdriver.

Phase 2: Build the Frame

1. Locate the top tubes. There are two types: basic T-joints and T-joints with a socket. Alternate them as you lay them out, because the sockets will hold the net support poles later.
2. Place the tubes on the ground with the pilot holes facing the inside of the circle. This keeps the screws hidden on the inside.
3. Insert the top tubes together to form 6 separate sections. Secure each one with screws.
4. Attach the leg extensions and leg braces to each section, and tighten everything with the provided bolts, washers, and nuts.
5. Flip all 6 sections over so the legs are on the ground, then connect them to form one complete circle.

Note: Connecting the first two sections can feel a little stiff, but the rest will slide together easily.

Phase 3: Lay Out the Jump Mat and Safety Net

1. Unfold the jump mat inside the frame. Make sure the warning labels are facing upward.
2. Lay the enclosure safety net on top of the jump mat.
3. Locate the door on the netting and the V-ring on the mat. Push each V-ring up through the corresponding slit in the netting, working your way around the circle.

Important: Check the net orientation before you start. Look for the clips that attach to the zipper to make sure everything is lined up correctly from the beginning. If the net is not aligned with the warning labels and T-joints, you will have to undo it all and start again.

Phase 4: Attach the Springs

1. Use the included spring-loading tool to attach the springs. Start at the V-ring just to the left of the enclosure door, stretch the spring, and hook it into the frame hole on the opposite side.
2. Continue attaching springs in a clockwise direction, alternating sides to keep even tension, until every V-ring is connected to the frame.

Phase 5: Fit the Safety Pad

1. Unfold the protective pad and place it over the metal frame and springs.
2. Before tying anything down, align the cut-out notches on the pad with the sockets on the frame. This is where the net poles will go. If you skip this step and tie the pad down first, you will have to untie the whole thing later.
3. Tie the inner straps through the V-rings and the outer straps around the frame, roughly every 12 to 18 inches.

Phase 6: Assemble and Insert the Net Poles

1. Slide the metal poles into their foam sleeves.
2. Join each straight pole to a curved pole, making sure the two holes on the curved section are facing upward, and secure with a screw.
3. Attach the plastic pole caps to the top of the enclosure net. The hexagon-shaped hole should face the net, and the round hole should face toward you.
4. Insert each assembled pole into its cap, making sure the bend of the pole faces outward and all holes are aligned. Tighten securely.
5. Starting near the enclosure door, lift each pole and insert the bottom end into the plastic socket on the T-joint frame. Repeat for all poles around the perimeter.

Tip: Make sure each pole is perfectly straight before tightening the screw in the cap. Getting the direction wrong means having to unscrew and redo it.

Phase 7: Finish the Frame

1. Insert the end caps into the open bottom of each leg socket near the ground. This finishes off the frame neatly.

And that is it. Your trampoline is fully assembled and ready to use.

Let Us Handle It For You

If you would rather not deal with the setup yourself, we are happy to take care of everything.

At Mr. Trampolines, we deliver and install trampolines across Kenya. In Nairobi, we get it done within 3 hours and there is no installation charge when you buy from us. Outside Nairobi, we arrive within 1 to 2 days and installation is Ksh 5,000.

All you have to do is place your order at mrtrampolines.com and we will handle the rest.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Trampoline Installation in Kenya

How much does trampoline installation cost in Kenya?

Standard trampoline installation in Kenya costs Ksh 2,500 within Nairobi and Ksh 5,000 outside Nairobi. However, if you buy your trampoline from Mr. Trampolines, installation in Nairobi is completely free. These costs cover installation only and do not include delivery or transportation.

Does Mr. Trampolines offer free installation?

Yes. If you buy a trampoline from Mr. Trampolines and you are based in Nairobi, installation is free. Our team delivers and sets up your trampoline at no extra charge. Outside Nairobi, installation costs Ksh 5,000.

How long does trampoline installation take in Nairobi?

In Nairobi, Mr. Trampolines delivers and installs your trampoline within 3 hours of your order being placed. Outside Nairobi, delivery and installation take between 1 and 2 days.

Can I install a trampoline by myself?

Yes, you can. Most trampolines can be assembled in as little as 30 minutes to an hour, especially with a second person helping. The process follows a clear step-by-step order and does not require any special tools beyond a power drill and the hardware that comes in the box.

What tools do I need to install a trampoline?

The trampoline comes with most of what you need, including screws, bolts, washers, nuts, and a spring-loading tool. The one additional tool that makes the job much easier is a power drill, especially for the self-tapping screws.

Do you install trampolines outside Nairobi?

Yes. Mr. Trampolines installs trampolines across Kenya. Outside Nairobi, delivery and installation take 1 to 2 days and the installation fee is Ksh 5,000.

What size trampolines do you install?

We install all six sizes that we sell: the 4ft, 5ft, 6ft, 8ft, 10ft, and 12ft. This includes both indoor trampolines for home use and large outdoor trampolines for commercial purposes such as schools and play parks.

Is it safe to install a trampoline indoors?

Yes. The 4ft, 5ft, and 6ft trampolines are designed for indoor use and can be safely set up inside a sitting room, bedroom, balcony, or veranda. The 4ft and 5ft fit most standard rooms, while the 6ft works better in a more spacious room or a wide balcony.

What happens if I need help after installation?

If you have any questions or concerns after your trampoline is installed, you can reach us directly through mrtrampolines.com. Our team is available to help with any issues that come up after setup.