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Due to house move need to leave behind our trampoline so free to a good home.


Its a few years old and well used but still plenty of bounce left in it. Old style where you thread the netting over the posts so a couple of wear and tear splits here and there but some good solid duct tape will sort it out, doesn't affect safety of it. Zipper door.


In exchange for it being Free we just ask that recipients come and dismantle it to take it away. In West Dulwich.


Please PM me if you fancy a trampoline for the coming spring.

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