Single Replacement Bed to fit the Action 13 (Pre-1991 Traila Tramp System)
Please note: springs are not included.
This product contains one replacement bed for the Action 13 (pre-1991 Traila Tramp system).
Product Features
- Centrally-positioned logo for safer bouncing
- 8 rows of heavy-duty stitching for superior strength
- Highly durable, rust-proof steel spring anchors
- UV-resistant, premium grade polypropylene mesh material
High quality black polymesh bed designed to fit the Action 13 trailer-mounted multibed trampoline system. Bed uses a spring configuration of 14 x 8 springs (44 total).
Compatibility note: this bed uses 8.5" springs with an elongated hook — not a standard hook. Please check your existing springs match this hook style before ordering, as standard 8.5" springs may not be compatible.
Please note: springs are not included. Please make sure you know the dimensions of your trampoline before ordering. Your trampoline frame measurements should be taken from outer-frame edge to outer-frame edge. Spring measurements should be taken including the hooks at both ends, with the spring removed from the trampoline so it's not under tension.
| Bed Printing | Logo |
|---|---|
| Bed Material | Polymesh |
| Bed Length | 210cm (6ft 10in) |
| Bed Width | 121cm (3ft 11in) |
| Spring Attachments | Metal triangles |
| Number of Spring Attachments | 44 |
| Number of Springs (Long Side) | 14 |
| Number of Springs (Short Side) | 8 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is best for a durable trampoline bed?
High-quality polypropylene or polymesh materials are considered the best for trampoline beds. These materials offer strong resistance to stretching, weather damage, and repeated impact, making them ideal for long-term outdoor use.
Can weather conditions affect trampoline bed performance?
Yes, prolonged exposure to rain, UV rays, and temperature changes can weaken the material over time. Choosing a UV-resistant bed and maintaining it properly helps extend its lifespan and performance.
Is it safe to continue using a slightly worn trampoline bed?
Even minor wear can compromise the structural integrity of the bed. It’s recommended to replace it as soon as signs of damage appear to avoid potential safety risks during use.
How can I extend the life of my trampoline bed?
Regular cleaning, using a weather cover, avoiding excessive weight, and checking for early signs of wear can significantly help in extending the lifespan of your trampoline bed.
Will this bed fit my trampoline?
This bed is made for the trampoline named in the title. If you are unsure which model you have, measure the frame from outer edge to outer edge, remove one spring and measure it from hook to hook (rounding down to the nearest standard size: 5.5, 7, 8.35, 8.5, 8.57 and 9.25 inch), and count the spring attachments (the small triangles) around the bed, then contact our team and we will confirm it before you order.
How do I fit a replacement bed?
Adult installation is required, using a spring tool and protective gloves. Remove the old springs in opposite pairs, working across the trampoline so the tension is released evenly, and take the corner springs off last. Unfold the new bed inside the frame with the painted markings facing up, then refit the springs in opposite pairs: the elongated hook goes into the frame and the standard hook onto the steel bed triangle. Refit the frame pad to finish. See our installation guides for the full steps.
