Due to the unique design, it is not necessary to dig a deep hole. This means less digging!

The short legs of the InGround trampoline are positioned above ground level. This reduces possible corrosion making the service life longer.

The integrated frame net allows air below the trampoline to escape ensuring a better jump experience. It also helps to prevent objects, animals and children to access the underside of the trampoline.

The short legs of the InGround trampoline ensure extra stability.

On a BERG trampoline you jump higher and better. This is due to the TwinSpring springs and the AirFlow jumping mat. This combination ensures less air resistance and a larger jumping surface.

Installion of the BERG InGround trampoline is very user friendly. The user manual provides step by step installation instructions.

There is always a BERG trampoline that fits your backyard requirements!

Installation instructions are explained in the user manual provided with the trampoline. Installation can be done by a new owner him/herself.
As alternative, the work can be done as service by a local BERG dealer or a professional 3rd party landscaper.

Technically, with the correct parts, one can physically alter an above ground trampoline to that of an in-ground configuration.
However, alteration is at user’s own risk. Warranty will no longer be applicable as design of original product is being altered from original specifications.

Regular rain conditions and well irrigated soil will ensure adequate, required drainage. However, above average conditions can result in unwanted flooding.
If the trampoline is exposed to a geographical location known for high rainfalls, it is recommended to contact a local landscaper for drainage consultation.

If a new owner is not comfortable installing themselves, one may chose to contact one of our BERG dealers to help facilitate.

It is desirable to manage the growth of weeds under the trampoline. Failure to do so may impede the overall jump experience. Herbicides or anti-root fabric are viable options. Contact a local garden center for consultation on the various options available.