Applied premium materials and exceptional craftsmanship, Zupapa products are of high quality and durability. Here we round up some maintenance tips so that your Zupapa products can serve longer.
Using, dissembling, and store the trampoline correctly as per the following:
The rain cover works great in protecting the trampoline against UV damages.
Always inspect the trampoline and replace any worn, overused, damaged, or missing parts before each use as they increase the chances of getting injured. Be cautious of the following conditions:
If any of these conditions exist or anything else that you feel could cause harm, the trampoline (and/or enclosure) should be disassembled or otherwise safeguarded from being used until the condition is fixed.
The trampoline is possible to be blown away in high winds. When you expect windy weather, disassemble the safety enclosure net and the net poles and tie the top frame (round, outside portion) of the trampoline to the ground using ropes and stakes. Keep in mind that at least three ties should be used to ensure security and do not just secure the trampoline legs to the ground, or the frame sockets would be pulled out.
Although you can use the Zupapa® trampolines in winter if you keep cleaning them regularly and avoid snow stocking, we highly recommend you disassemble and store them in dry areas with good ventilation. In any condition, do not forget to put on the rain cover when it’s not in use.
Always inspect the trampoline and replace any worn, overused, damaged, or missing parts before each use, and be cautious of the following conditions:
If any of the conditions mentioned above or something else that you feel could cause harm occurs, disassemble the trampoline, or at least secure the trampoline with a lock or heavy tarpaulin to prevent unauthorized use. Reuse the trampoline only after you’ve replaced all broken parts.
The essential principle to protect the trampoline is to use it in the way intended and avoid violent use. Please keep the following guidelines in mind:
The key to board protection is to avoid direct sunlight exposure. You should:
A rule of thumb is to remove the equipment from outdoors and store it in a dry place with good ventilation whenever it is not in use, or when the temperatures fall below 4 degrees. You should also check all the parts regularly and replace (or repair) them when required. Please follow the guidelines instructed below.