Avyna Pro-Line Tips For Installing

Brand: Avyna

Model: Pro-Line

Type: Tips For Installing

Avyna Pro-Line is a 12 or 14-foot in-ground trampoline designed for safe and enjoyable jumping for the whole family. The trampoline is made with a durable steel frame and a UV-resistant jumping mat. It is easy to assemble and can be installed in just a few hours. The Avyna Pro-Line comes with a variety of features that make it a great choice for families with children of all ages. These features include:

A safety net that surrounds the jumping area to prevent falls
A padded frame that covers the springs and prevents injuries
A ladder that makes it easy to get on and off the trampoline
A weather-resistant cover that protects the trampoline from the elements

A safety net that surrounds the jumping area to prevent falls
A padded frame that covers the springs and prevents injuries
A ladder that makes it easy to get on and off the trampoline
A weather-resistant cover that protects the trampoline from the elements

AVYNA Pro-Line 12 & 14-foot In-Ground Trampoline

Tips For Installing Your New Avyna In-Ground Trampoline

You can save yourself some time, major effort, and perhaps some expense if you will follow the tips we have compiled

for you.

Planning Your Installation – As a rule, all trampolines should be placed in an area where there are no vertical

obstructions. For safety reasons, you should allow at least three or more feet around the trampoline preferably a soft,

grassy area.

Your Avyna In-Ground Trampoline requires soil removal down to a minimum depth of at least 26-inches, so you should

be aware and plan around existing buried sprinkler systems. If they are encountered during the excavation, be careful

not to cut through the tubing. If the tubing is likely to be struck by the depressed trampoline mat during jumping, you

should have your sprinkler service reroute it for you.

The unique design of the Avyna In-Ground Trampoline greatly reduces the amount of soil that must be removed to

approximately three cubic yards compared to other in-ground designs. But three cubic yards is still a lot of soil to be

dispersed, so you should plan where to deposit it. One option is to mound it in a convenient out of the way spot. A

second is to build a “landscape mound” in another area of your lawn using the grass sod from the trampoline excavation

to cover the new mound of soil.

Typical Excavation Labor Required: Approximately 12-16 man hours, depending on soil conditions

Soil Removal: Approximately 20 wheelbarrow loads at 4-cubic feet per load

Tools Required: Shovel, wheelbarrow, and rubber mallet to drive stakes

Trampoline Assembly: One-half hour with two persons –a little longer with only one person

Installing your Avyna Trampoline – Rule one, BE SURE TO WATCH THE AVYNA IN-GROUND INSTALLATION VIDEO at

least twice or more prior to beginning your installation to remember the exact sequence of actions that promise a

successful, uneventful installation.. It can be found on our home page at www.trampolinesinground.com . You should

take from this video A detailed installation manual is located at:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fq06ivikkej01sa/AADQZxA4yA2sLov8aCXLTOQZa?dl=0 Subtitle “2. Avyna…Rou..i-14i” then

“3 Avyna Tram …PDF”

After your initial planning and establishing where the trampoline will be located and reviewing the instructions, these

are the recommended sequent of events for installation.

Step 1 – Open the carton and assemble the 12-piece Avyna frame (which carries a Lifetime Guarantee).

Step 2 – With two persons carrying it, place the frame in the exact spot you want it to be installed. Take a rubber mallet

and drive the eight ends of the frame down into the ground sufficient to make an identifiable depression in the grass or

soil.

Step 3 – Take the eight pointed tubing stakes from the carton and place them around the perimeter of the trampoline

and place them pointing to the indentions being made by the eight frame stubs.

Step 4 – Move the trampoline off the excavation spot. Take a rubber mallet and drive the stakes into the marked

depression circles. BE CAREFUL TO DRIVE THE STAKES PERPENDICULAR TO THE GROUND AND IN THE CENTER OF THE

DEPRESSED CIRCLES MADE BY THE FRAME STUBS.

Note, you may want to carry the trampoline back and place it onto the stakes to be sure the stakes were

properly aligned.

Step 5 – As shown in the video, find the center of where the trampoline is to be installed and mark a circle that is two

feet shorter than the trampoline size. The circle inside of the14-foot trampoline will be 12-feet in diameter, one foot

inside the stakes you have just installed – for a 12-foot trampoline, 10-feet in diameter.

Step 6 – Now you may begin the excavation. The bottom of the finished excavation should be a minimum of 26-inches

from the original ground level. The sides should slope into the excavation at an angle of 30 to 45 degrees leaving a flat

circle in the center of the excavation that is a minimum of 26-inches deep and from four to eight feet in diameter,

depending on the slope angle of the sides. NOTE: IF YOU ARE EXPECTING EXCESSIVELY HEAVY OR AGGRESSIVE

JUMPERS, YOU SHOULD ADD SEVERAL ADDITIONAL INCHES OF SAFETY DEPTH TO THIS MINIMUM. A bed of gravel

several inches thick along the flat bottom of the excavation will assist in water absorption and drainage. See diagram

below.

Step 7 – When the excavation has been properly prepared as above, place the frame onto and into the eight stakes in

the ground.

Step 8 – Install the trampoline bed and springs. The bed with the Avyna logo on top should be placed to where the four

spring loops attached with BLUE straps match the four black circles on the frame – at the 90, 180, 270, and 360 degree

points. At these four points, the first four spring should be used to attach the bed to the frame putting the red point of

the spring to the bed – NOT ON THE FRAME. The remainder of the springs should be attached, using the spring tool

provided, putting each spring in the middle of the space between the original four springs, repeating this process until all

the springs are attached. This process keeps from overloading one side of the bed with too many springs and making it

difficult to pull the opposite side to the frame.

Step 8 – If you aligned the dots on the frame with the blue spring straps on the bed, then you will find a small loop on

the underside of the bed under the blue strap. To attach the pad, take the three-clip bungee cord and slip the center

clip through a loop on the bottom of the pad and snap this clip-on small loop on the bed. Attach the two clips on the

ends of the bungee cord to the grommets on the pad that surround the frame. To simplify this process, locate these

loops (there are eight of them on the pad and eight on the bed) before trying to attach the pad at each of the eight

vertical uprights on the frame.

Step 9 – There are 24 wire pad anchors which attach the bottom of the pad to the ground. This keeps miscellaneous

items from getting under the trampoline. Put the wire anchor through the round grommet and lightly drive the wire

anchor with a rubber mallet to ground level.

Step 10 – Your trampoline is now ready for you and your family to jump on it.

For Installation assistance or questions call: 214 696 2157

Avyna Pro-Line Tips For Installing

Brand: Avyna

Model: Pro-Line

Type: Tips For Installing

A safety net that surrounds the jumping area to prevent falls
A padded frame that covers the springs and prevents injuries
A ladder that makes it easy to get on and off the trampoline
A weather-resistant cover that protects the trampoline from the elements

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