Indoor trampoline equipment is a core facility in indoor sports parks and family playgrounds, combining entertainment, fitness, and interactivity. It is suitable for children, teenagers, and adults of all ages. According to function and form, it can be divided into four categories: basic core equipment, fun expansion equipment, technological interactive equipment, and supporting safety equipment. The following is a detailed introduction.

Basic Trampoline Equipment

(I) Free Trampoline Area: Composed of multiple independent or connected rectangular trampoline units, the trampoline surface is made of highly elastic environmentally friendly PVC material, paired with high-strength springs, providing even and moderate elasticity. It allows visitors to freely jump, run, and roll, making it an essential area in trampoline parks and suitable for visitors of all ages.

(II) Professional Competition Trampolines: With a higher elasticity coefficient and a wider trampoline surface, the frame uses thickened galvanized steel pipes for strong stability. Designed specifically for professional movements such as somersaults, twists, and continuous jumps, it is equipped with safety nets and professional coaching, suitable for teenagers and adults seeking advanced experiences. Some can also be used for trampoline sports training and performances.

(III) Small Children's Trampolines: Compact in size, with a softer elasticity, and equipped with a fully enclosed soft-padded safety net and handrails to prevent bumps and bruises. Suitable for children aged 3-6, commonly found in parent-child areas and early education venues. Some feature cartoon designs for added fun.