
Trampoline
BERG Favorit Regular 200 Grey + Safety Net Comfort
- Size
- 6.5ft (200cm)
- Clear ground
- 6 m x 6 m
- Enclosure
- Safety Net Comfort
An above-ground trampoline stands on legs on the lawn. BERG calls these Regular. We sell 26, in the Favorit, Champion, Elite and Pro Bouncer ranges, and every one comes with its safety net.
They are grouped by shape below. Prices run from €449 to €4,999, delivered free.
Round, on legs (12)Oval, on legs (5)Rectangular and square, on legs (9)Anchor kits for wind (2)
12 models, 6.5ft (200cm) to 14ft (430cm), from €449. A round trampoline needs the same clear distance in every direction.
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BERG's Grand models, 11 x 8ft (350cm) to 17 x 11.5ft (520cm), from €1,079. An oval gives a long mat without needing the same width.

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BERG's Ultim models, 9ft (280cm long) to 16 x 16ft (500 x 500cm), from €669. Straight sides sit tidily along a boundary once the 2 m clearance is kept.
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A trampoline on legs with a net catches the wind. These two kits hold the frame to the lawn. They are for grass: ground anchors do not hold in a patio, concrete or gravel.


Pick the shape to suit the ground you have, then the size, then the range. Every model needs 2 m clear on all sides and 7 m clear overhead, measured from the ground, so a trampoline is always smaller than the space it takes. The size guide shows how to measure.
Of the three types, the one on legs is the most exposed. Anchor it from the first day, on grass. Ahead of a heavy storm, BERG says to move it to shelter beside a fence or wall where that is possible, and to take off the padding and the net. On a very open or coastal site, our own advice is to look at an in-ground or FlatGround model, which sits low. More on storms and winter is in the care guide.
The frame warranty is 5 years on Favorit, 8 when registered with BERG, and 10 years on Champion, Elite and Pro Bouncer, 13 when registered. The springs and padding differ too: see Favorit, Champion or Elite. If you would like us to check the garden, a consultation is free.
Yes, all 26 that we sell. The net is named in the product title and is part of the price shown.
We advise it, and BERG describes an anchor set as one of the most effective ways to secure a trampoline. We sell two kits, both for use on grass. Check the anchors after every named storm and tighten or re-seat any that have moved.
BERG's guidance is not to use a trampoline in strong wind, to move it to shelter beside a fence or wall where that is possible, and to remove the padding and the safety net before a heavy storm. Check the anchors once it has passed. BERG publishes no wind-speed figure, so we do not give one.
The 6.5ft (200cm) round, at €449. BERG's manual does not recommend its garden trampolines for children under 6.
We hold BERG's figure for these: BERG Favorit Regular 6.5ft, 50 kg; BERG Favorit Regular 9ft, 70 kg; BERG Favorit Regular 11ft, 100 kg; BERG Ultim Pro Bouncer Regular 16 x 10ft, 120 kg; BERG Ultim Pro Bouncer Regular 16 x 16ft, 120 kg. For any other model, ask us and we will check with BERG before you order. One person jumps at a time, whatever the size.
No. It is delivered boxed, on a pallet, to the kerbside, and it is put together from BERG's manual. If you would like an independent installer to do it, ask and we will put you in touch; they quote you directly.
Yes, which is one reason to choose legs over a hole in the lawn. BERG's manual says to take the anchors off first and to lift the trampoline by the top rail with at least four adults.
Send us a couple of photos and rough measurements. We will say what fits and give you a delivered price. It is free and there is no obligation.
Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm