8.57 inch (218mm) Springs to fit the Wallaby Trampoline
- Designed for the Wallaby rectangular trampoline
- Premium quality, UK-made tensioned spring wire
- Fully galvanised to protect from rust
- Made in the UK
These 8.57" (218mm) springs are designed to fit the Super Tramp Wallaby outdoor performance trampoline. Premium quality UK-made spring wire is used to manufacture the springs. The spring wire is also pre-galvanised to ensure the springs remain free from rust and in full working order.
Available in quantities of 5 or more. A full set of 74 is needed for those who are looking to replace all the springs on their Wallaby trampoline.
| Spring Length (mm) | 218 |
|---|---|
| Hook Type | Standard Hook |
| Material | Galvanised Steel Spring Wire |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can trampoline springs be replaced individually or do I need a full set?
Trampoline springs can be replaced individually if only some are worn or damaged. Full sets are recommended for complete performance restoration and consistent bounce.
How long do trampoline springs last outside in the UK?
High-quality galvanised trampoline springs are built to resist rust and corrosion, lasting several years even in wet or windy UK conditions.
Do new trampoline springs make jumping safer?
Yes. Replacing worn springs restores proper tension and stability, improving safety for children and adults during use.
Which spring do I need?
Remove one spring and measure it from hook to hook. It will have stretched slightly with use, so round down to the nearest standard size (5.5, 7, 8.35, 8.5, 8.57 and 9.25 inch). This page is for the 8.57 inch (218mm) spring. If you are unsure, our team can confirm the size from your trampoline model or your measurements.
How do I fit replacement springs?
Adult installation is required. Wear protective gloves, as the hooks are sharp. Hook the spring tool onto the spring hook in the frame, then pull up and towards you to release the old spring. Each new spring has a standard hook, which goes onto the steel bed triangle, and an elongated hook, which goes into the frame. Pull the spring to the frame with the tool, push down on the spring body until it slots in, then release the tool. If you are fitting a full set, work in opposite pairs, like the points of a compass, so the tension stays even. See our installation guides.
