How to Install BERG Inground Trampolines

InGround & FlatGround Trampoline Installation Guide

Would you like a trampoline that is nicely concealed in your garden? In that case a BERG InGround trampoline is the one for you. These trampolines are largely sunk into the ground, giving you the pleasure of a beautiful view.

Because the trampoline sits level with the ground, it's also easier and safer to step onto. Browse the full BERG InGround range and the FlatGround range, both held in stock in Ireland.

InGround assembly video

BERG InGround trampolines are available in various shapes and sizes, with or without a safety net.

FlatGround assembly video

And you have a choice of protective edges in various colours. In short, there's always a BERG InGround trampoline to suit you — see what's in stock.

Dimensions of the hole you need to dig

Full pit dimensions are in our hole size guide, and each model's exact figures are below.

Diagram showing the bowl-shaped pit required for a BERG InGround trampoline

The advantages of a BERG InGround trampoline

Still uncertain why you should choose an InGround trampoline? Here are the advantages of this type:

Less digging — the unique design means the hole underneath the trampoline doesn't need to be that deep. It saves you a lot of digging.
Durable — the short legs are not sunk into the ground and therefore won't easily rust, so the life expectancy of your trampoline is much longer.
Extra safe — InGround trampolines come with a frame net, which prevents animals and toys from getting underneath.
More stable — sitting much lower to the ground on shorter legs makes the trampoline more stable.
High jumping comfort — the special frame net design lets displaced air escape easily when jumping, which makes for very smooth jumping.
Easy to install — the design makes the trampoline straightforward to fit, and it comes with clear instructions.
Plenty of choice — BERG InGround trampolines come in various shapes, sizes, colours and price points. There's always one to suit your garden.

Step 1

Step 1: choosing the location for an inground trampoline

Determine where you want the trampoline. Make sure you don't place it too close to a hedge, fence, tree or plants — allow a distance of 2 metres from other obstacles.

Step 2

Step 2: marking out the pit with a tape measure

Mark the location on the ground with the tape measure provided with the trampoline. Observe the sizes in the instructions supplied. You'll then know exactly where your trampoline will sit in the garden.

Step 3

Step 3: digging the bowl-shaped pit

Happy with the place you've chosen? Then you can start digging. Dig out the hole entirely in the shape of a bowl, to the indicated depth.

Step 4

Step 4: positioning the trampoline over the finished pit

Once you've dug out the hole as described, place the trampoline on top of it. Follow the last steps of the instructions and you're ready.

InGround hole dimensions

BERG InGround trampoline pit dimensions by model size

BERG InGround trampoline pit depth measurements

FlatGround hole dimensions

BERG FlatGround trampoline pit dimensions by model size

BERG FlatGround trampoline pit depth measurements

Ready to choose a model?

Every model we sell is held in our own warehouse in Ireland, with free delivery on orders over €300 and 48-hour delivery on models in stock.

Shop InGround trampolines — sits low to the lawn with a small lip, easier groundworks, the right choice for most Irish gardens.
Shop FlatGround trampolines — completely flush with the lawn, for level, well-drained sites.

Not sure which suits your garden? Send us your dimensions and soil type, or call 01 960 1641 (ROI) or 028 3756 8930 (NI).