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    BERG in-ground and FlatGround trampolines

    BERG makes two kinds of trampoline that go into the lawn. An InGround has a low raised edge above the grass. A FlatGround sits completely level with it. We sell 40 InGround and 23 FlatGround models, from €339 to €4,999.

    We supply and deliver the trampoline. The groundwork is done by an installer, landscaper or builder of your choosing, who quotes you directly.

    In-ground, round (22)In-ground, oval (10)In-ground, rectangular (8)FlatGround, level with the lawn (23)

    In-ground, round

    22 models, 6.5ft (200cm) to 14ft (430cm), from €339. 11 include a safety net; models with SPORTS in the name come without.

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    In-ground, oval

    BERG's Grand InGround models, 11 x 8ft (350cm) to 17 x 11.5ft (520cm), from €929. 5 of the 10 include a net.

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    In-ground, rectangular

    BERG's Ultim InGround models, 9ft (280cm long) to 13.5ft (410cm long), from €549. 4 of the 8 include a net.

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    FlatGround, level with the lawn

    23 models in the Champion, Elite and Pro Bouncer ranges, 6 x 6ft (200 x 200cm) to 16 x 16ft (500 x 500cm), from €699. There is no step up and no ladder. The round ones are supplied without a net; 5 of the rectangular and square ones include a net and 5 come with BERG's AeroWall.

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    Before you choose

    Buying an in-ground trampoline

    There are two parts to it: the trampoline, which you buy from us, and the groundwork, which you arrange with an installer. The prices on this page are for the trampoline, delivered. The installer's quote is separate and depends on your garden, so get it before you settle the budget. Who installs an in-ground trampoline explains who does what.

    InGround or FlatGround

    InGround comes in all three ranges, in round, oval and rectangular shapes, with a net or without. FlatGround is the flush finish. It is not made in Favorit or as an oval, and it is the only type that takes the AeroWall or comes as a Pro Bouncer in the lawn.

    Is it right for your garden?

    The space needed is the same as above ground, so measure in the usual way with the size guide. If you are weighing it against a trampoline on legs, read in-ground or above ground first. A free garden consultation will tell you which sizes fit before anyone lifts a spade.

    Questions people ask

    What is the difference between InGround and FlatGround?+

    An InGround trampoline is set into the lawn with a low raised edge showing above the grass. A FlatGround trampoline has no raised edge: the whole trampoline sits level with the lawn. FlatGround is made in the Champion, Elite and Pro Bouncer ranges, in round and rectangular shapes.

    Do you install in-ground trampolines?+

    No. We supply and deliver. An installer, landscaper or builder does the groundwork, following BERG's manual, and quotes you directly once they have seen the garden. We can put you in touch with an independent installer if you do not have one.

    Does an in-ground trampoline need less space?+

    No. BERG's clearances are the same as for a trampoline on legs: 2 m clear on every side and 7 m overhead. What changes is how it looks. Sitting low, it does not stand in the sightline down the garden.

    Does an in-ground trampoline need a safety net?+

    BERG sells InGround models both ways, and 20 of our 40 include one. Our advice is to choose the net where younger children will use it. Round FlatGround models are supplied without a net.

    What about drainage?+

    BERG says an in-ground trampoline needs adequate drainage and that the ground-water level should be checked. That is for the installer to assess on site, since every garden is different. We do not publish drainage methods or hole dimensions.

    Is there any upkeep under the trampoline?+

    BERG's manual says to inspect the hole under an InGround or FlatGround trampoline at least once a year. The rest of the care is the same as for any BERG trampoline and is covered in our maintenance guide.

    Is an in-ground trampoline better in wind?+

    It sits at or near ground level, so it catches far less wind than a trampoline standing on legs. That is why we suggest looking at one for an exposed or coastal garden. A safety net, if you choose one, still needs the usual care before a heavy storm.

    Thinking of going in-ground? Send us photos of the lawn

    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.

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