Eeeza Outdoor Trampoline, Rectangular, 100kg Capacity, 9*12 Ft

A 9*12 Rectangle Built for Kiwi Families Who Want Room to Actually Jump.

Not every section suits a round trampoline. The Eeeza 9*12 fits along a fence, across the back lawn, or in a generous backyard where a circle would either waste space or crowd the clothesline. At 366cm * 274cm, it gives older children and young teens real room to jump, build confidence, and practise the kind of controlled bouncing that rectangular mats are known for.

Consistent Bounce Across the Whole Mat.

Rectangular trampolines distribute spring tension more evenly than round frames. The result is a predictable, controlled bounce whether a child lands centre or slightly off-centre—no being pulled toward the middle. It’s the same reason rectangular trampolines are used in competitive gymnastics. For siblings learning to share and take turns, that consistency matters. Eighty triple-rate springs (21cm) deliver the responsive, even feel that defines a good rectangle.

Built for New Zealand Conditions.

The frame is marine-grade hot-dip galvanised, protected inside and out, with 1.8mm tube thickness. That’s the right specification for New Zealand’s mix of coastal salt air, humid summers, and sudden weather shifts. The jump mat is UV-resistant, the reinforced polyethylene net is selected for outdoor exposure, and thick PVC rail padding covers the frame and spring area. Eight foam-wrapped posts cushion the enclosure structure.

Secure Entry, Practical Details.

The L-type zipper entry with double-lock security keeps the jumping zone contained. The removable galvanised steel ladder makes entry easy for smaller children and lifts off when you want to limit access—Consumer NZ recommends removing the ladder when the trampoline is not in use. The included storage compartment is a small practical touch—somewhere for shoes that isn’t the grass.

FEATURES

9*12 Rectangular Footprint – Generous family size without gymnastic-spec bulk

Marine-Grade Hot-Dip Galvanised Frame – Rust-resistant inside and out, 1.8mm tube

80 Triple-Rate Springs (21cm) – Even tension and responsive bounce

UV-Resistant Jump Mat – For New Zealand’s high UV levels

Reinforced Polyethylene Safety Net – Durable enclosure with L-type zipper

Double-Lock Entry System – Secure closure for peace of mind

Thick PVC Rail Padding – Covers frame and springs

8 Foam-Wrapped Safety Posts – Cushioned enclosure support

Removable Galvanised Steel Ladder – Safe entry, removable when needed

100kg Max Jumping Weight – Suited to older children and young teens

SPECIFICATION

Shape: Rectangular

Overall Dimensions: 366cm (L) * 274cm (W) * 259cm (H)

Height to Mat: 89cm

Enclosure Height: 170cm

Mat: UV-resistant

Entrance: L-type zipper with double lock

Safety Net: Reinforced polyethylene

Frame Coating: Marine-grade hot-dip galvanised (inside & out)

Frame Tube Thickness: 1.8mm

Safety Posts: Foam-wrapped

Ladder: Removable galvanised steel

Springs: 80 pcs, 21cm

Posts: 8 pcs | Legs: 4 pcs

Max Jumping Weight: 100kg

Package Dimensions: 196 * 56 * 28cm

Gross/Net Weight: 81.5kg / 76.2kg

Includes: Trampoline, safety net, ladder, storage compartment

CARE & MAINTENANCE

Routine Checks

Inspect the net, padding, springs, and ladder before each use. Look for loose connections, sagging net, or worn padding. Check that all 80 springs are intact and securely attached at both ends—a detached spring can cause injury and should be replaced before use. In wind-prone parts of New Zealand, check enclosure and frame connections after gusty days.

Cleaning

Wipe the jump mat with a damp cloth and cold water only. Avoid detergents and abrasive cleaners, which can degrade the mat surface and stitching. After rain, remove standing water with a soft towel to prevent prolonged moisture exposure. Check frame tubes for trapped water after heavy rain and dry if necessary.

Frame Care

The hot-dip galvanised frame is highly rust-resistant, but coastal properties should rinse it occasionally with fresh water to remove salt deposits. Lubricate spring hooks lightly with silicone spray every few months. Inspect leg joints and spring attachment points for early signs of surface rust and treat promptly.

UV and Weather Protection

New Zealand’s UV levels can be intense. While the mat and net are UV-resistant, covering the trampoline during extended periods of non-use helps preserve the net, padding, and mat. In strong winds, remove the ladder and ensure the enclosure is secure. If severe weather is expected, consider anchoring the frame or disassembling the net and mat.

Placement

Install on flat, soft ground—grass or rubber surfacing is best. Keep at least 2 metres clear on all sides from fences, trees, and buildings. Avoid concrete, paving, and sloped surfaces. Ensure overhead clearance from branches, washing lines, and roof edges.

FAQ

Q: Will this trampoline rust in New Zealand’s coastal climate?

A: The frame is marine-grade hot-dip galvanised, protected inside and out, with 1.8mm tube thickness. This offers strong rust resistance. In coastal areas, occasional rinsing with fresh water and regular inspections of joints and spring hooks will help maintain it. No galvanised frame is entirely rust-proof in salt air long-term, but this coating is among the most durable available for outdoor steel.

Q: Is 9*12 suitable for a New Zealand family with older kids?

A: Yes. The 100kg jumping capacity and 80-spring setup suit older children and young teens. The rectangular shape provides more usable jumping length than a round trampoline of similar width, and the even tension means older kids can practise controlled bouncing without the centring effect of a round mat. One jumper at a time is still recommended.

Q: How much space do I need around it?

A: Consumer NZ recommends at least 2 metres of clear ground on every side, free from fences, trees, furniture, and other hazards. Overhead clearance matters too—check for clotheslines, branches, and roof edges before positioning.

Q: Is the ladder secure and removable?

A: Yes. The galvanised steel ladder hooks onto the frame securely and lifts off when you want to restrict access. This is particularly useful if you have toddlers who shouldn’t climb unsupervised, and it’s a practice Consumer NZ recommends.

Q: What does the 100kg jumping capacity mean?

A: It is the maximum weight of a person actively using the mat. For safety, one jumper at a time is recommended. This capacity suits older children and young teens well.

Q: Can it stay outside through a New Zealand winter?

A: It is designed for outdoor use. However, removing the net and mat or using a fitted cover during prolonged wet or stormy periods will significantly extend their lifespan. Inspect the frame and springs after winter for any signs of wear or moisture damage.

Q: Is the jumping mat reversible?

A: No. The mat is not reversible and must be installed with the correct side facing up. Follow the assembly instructions carefully.

Q: How long does assembly take?

A: Allow 2–3 hours with two adults. The 80 springs require even tensioning around the frame, and the enclosure posts need to be seated properly. The springs contain stored energy—follow the instructions carefully and wear gloves during spring installation.