BERG Trampoline Steel Frame Parts

BERG frame pieces (all models)

Quick guide to help you to order the correct replacement frame parts.

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Top rail / upper frame section
The main steel tubes that form the perimeter of the trampoline. Supplied as straight sections, curved arcs, or corner pieces depending on shape/size; they bolt or button-clip together to make the frame ring/rectangle.
Corner rail (rectangular/oval)
Pre-bent corner tubes used on ULTIM (rectangular) and GRAND (oval) frames to create the rounded corners and maintain geometry.
Connection sleeves / inserts
Short internal sleeves (or swaged tube ends) that slide inside adjoining rails to align and stiffen joints before bolting or pin-locking. Illustrated in BERG manuals during frame assembly.
Angle/corner brackets (rectangular)
Heavy steel bracket sets that clamp and bolt the long and short rails together at each corner on ULTIM/Pro Bouncer frames for a rigid rectangle.
Pressure pins / click-buttons
Spring-loaded buttons used on some joints to “snap” parts in place before final bolting; manuals call out checking these during maintenance.
Bolt set (hex bolts, washers, self-locking nuts)
Hardware kit for all structural joints. Self-locking nuts are single-use if fully removed, per BERG instructions.
Ground/anchor stakes
Steel stakes to secure the frame to the ground (supplied on some InGround/FlatGround sets and recommended by BERG for wind).

Note: Manuals consistently advise routine inspection of frame tubes and welded joints for bends, cracks or sharp edges and replacing faulty parts.

U-legs (Regular / above-ground)
Full-height, inverted-“U” legs that attach to the top rail ring with T-style joints or bolted plates; they set the trampoline at standard height above the lawn. (Shown throughout BERG regular manuals/videos.)
Short legs / foot plates (InGround)
Reduced-height supports that sit on the excavation floor and bolt to the frame ring, keeping the frame level with the turf while spanning the pit.
Low frame profiles (FlatGround)
Very low perimeter frame sections designed to sit flush with finished ground level; installed into a shaped recess and leveled before backfilling.

Frame net (InGround/FlatGround)
A fine mesh that attaches from the frame edge to the surrounding soil/turf to keep toys/feet from going under the trampoline perimeter and to deter animals/debris. Included/illustrated in many in-/flat-ground kits.
Leveling strips / shims (FlatGround)
Supplied spacers used during FlatGround installs to get the perimeter frame perfectly level and to fine-tune height before fixing and backfilling. (Shown as separate spacer parts in ULTIM Pro Bouncer kits.)

Round (Favorit / Champion / Elite)
Multiple curved top-rail arcs that form a circle; joined with sleeves/pins and supported by evenly spaced U-legs (Regular) or short legs (InGround).
Oval (Grand series)
Straight side rails plus curved end rails; uses additional internal joints to maintain the elongated shape. (Covered in BERG Grand manuals collections.)
Rectangular (Ultim / Pro Bouncer)
Long side rails, short end rails and bent corner rails, tied together with corner brackets; this is BERG’s most rigid, bolt-up frame system and underpins the Pro Bouncer.

Favorit – Entry line with robust, galvanized steel frame sized to the model; available as Regular, InGround and FlatGround. Core frame parts are as listed above, with fewer heavy bracket elements than the Pro Bouncer.
Champion – Heavier-duty frame than Favorit and offered in all install types; manuals emphasize correct leveling/anchoring for in-/flat-ground.
Elite – Premium trim that pairs with the Champion-grade chassis; frame components mirror Champion with upgraded finishing and matching fitments. (Manual set shared with Champion in many sizes.)
Pro Bouncer (ULTIM) – Professional rectangular chassis with multi-piece rails, heavy corner brackets, and a full bolt kit; compatible with add-ons like the AeroWall that mount to pre-drilled frame holes. Available as Regular, InGround and FlatGround variants.

Self-tapping/hex bolts & washers – primary fasteners for rails, brackets and leg joints.
Self-locking nuts – vibration-resistant nuts used throughout; replace if removed.
Assembly wrench / spanner – supplied hand tool sized to the kit hardware.

Trampolines Ireland has concise explainers and manual menus you can link customers to when they’re unsure which frame version they own.