SOLD. Used 10ft trampoline with safety net

By Confusionism
May 15, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Confusionism

Posted May 15, 2016

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Posted May 15, 2016

We have a 10ft round trampoline for sale with safety net. We've had it for around 2 years and it has been outside uncovered so looks a bit worn however it's still perfectly functional and our kids love it. There are a few small holes in the mat but these have not affected it's use at all. I'd rather be honest and point out the faults

Only selling as my daughter is a gymnast so we've just brought a larger rectangle trampoline which is more suitable for her training

It's still assembled but can be taken apart ready for collection. They are really easy to reassemble

Collection from peckham rye ?30. Can deliver if local

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