Square Trampoline Mats by Mat Measurement

Measurement Instructions & Entry

Four corner configurations are common on square mats. Select your type to view measurement instructions below:

Normal
Springs butt to each side of corner. This is the most common corner configuration.
Normal with Diagonal
In addition to the springs on each side of the corner, there is an extra spring mounted diagonally. These extra corner springs are typically longer than other springs.
Diagonal Only
Each corner has only a diagonal spring with no additional springs on each side of the corner. These corner springs are typically longer than other springs.
Crowded
Springs are spaced evenly along the mat's sides except close to corners. Beside each corner, the first three springs are crowded together.

Select Measuring Unit

: English (Feet / Inches)Metric

Select Format

: Inches Feet / Inches

Select Format

: Centimeters Millimeters

Width (at first spring)

Width (at center)

Length (at first spring)

Length (at center)

Springs along length

Springs along width

Width (at first spring)

We can quickly produce any mat size; however, your - mat exceeds the maximum width allowed for online orders.
Please contact us for a price quote.

Width (at center)

We can quickly produce any mat size; however, your - mat exceeds the maximum width allowed for online orders.
Please contact us for a price quote.

Length (at first spring)

We can quickly produce any mat size; however, your - mat exceeds the maximum length allowed for online orders.
Please contact us for a price quote.

Your mat length is shorter than normal. Is this correct?

Yes - It is correct.

No - I will remeasure; open the measurement collection sheet.

Length (at center)

We can quickly produce any mat size; however, your - mat exceeds the maximum length allowed for online orders.
Please contact us for a price quote.

Your mat length is shorter than normal. Is this correct?

Yes - It is correct.

No - I will remeasure; open the measurement collection sheet.

Width (at first spring)

Width (at center)

Length (at first spring)

Length (at center)

Your dimensions indicate your mat is essentially rectangle in shape.

Go to rectangular mat order form; open measurement collection sheet.

I will adjust dimensions. Proceed with my square mat order.

Trampolines that were originally marketed as - X - often had jumping mats that were not exactly - X -.

Please proceed with my order for a - X - mat.

I will remeasure; open measurement collection sheet.

Springs along length

Springs have excessive spacing, please enter value greater than '1' for Springs along length.

Your spring spacing along the long side of your mat is greater than normal. Is this correct?

Yes - It is correct.

Is this mat being purchased for a normal trampoline application?

Yes - This mat is for a normal trampoline.

No - This mat will not be used on a trampoline. Please explain:

No - I will correct this entry.

Springs along width

Springs have excessive spacing, please enter value greater than '1' for Springs along width.

Your spring spacing along the short side of your mat is greater than normal. Is this correct?

Yes - It is correct.

Is this mat being purchased for a normal trampoline application?

Yes - This mat is for a normal trampoline.

No - This mat will not be used on a trampoline. Please explain:

No - I will correct this entry.

Your spring quantity is high for your mat dimensions and will cause very close spring spacing. Too many springs makes a trampoline mat very hard and difficult for normal sized jumpers to enjoy.

Instead of spring holes, some older trampolines use a zig-zagged rod welded to the inside edge of the frame. This usually has more slots than are intended for use. The extra slots allow for attachment of more or less springs as desired.

If you liked the bounce of your old trampoline mat, it is usually best to copy its spring configuration. Given your mat dimensions we recommend a configuration of:

	Current Order		Our Suggestion
	Qty	Spacing	Qty	Spacing
Per Long Side	99	2.25"	33	4.75"
Per Short Side	60	2.5"	17	4.75"
Total:	318		100

We can produce your mat with your original spring quantity; however, we consider 3" the closest normal spring spacing and charge $0.40 per extra spring connection. Your current configuration would add a total of $XX.XX.

Options:

Accept suggested spring configuration

I will manually edit my spring quantities

Proceed with my current quantities - + $XX.XX

Your spring quantity for the mat's short sides exceeds the spring quantity for the mat's long sides. Is this correct?

Yes - It is correct.

No - I will correct the entries.

Confirmations

This section will display contents after completion of Step 1.

Your measurements of -, - - and - were of:

Jumping Mat

Frame

This order form is designed to collect mat dimensions.

Take me to the correct page to order using frame and spring dimensions.

I was mistaken. My dimensions were collected from my jumping mat.

Your frame dimensions indicate your frame is bowed inward. We typically expect frames to be either true rectangles or bowed outward slightly. Please confirm your frame is bowed inward.

Frame is bowed inward

Frame is bowed outward