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Sale: $229.95 Was: $259.95

11' Round Jump Bed - 100 Spring (13' Frame)

Measuring Jump Beds

Our jump beds will fit ANY brand trampoline.

  1. Measure the diameter of your frame, which is the distance straight across (from edge to edge, across the middle). Take a few measurements in different spots, to verify accuracy. This measurement will be your frame size.
  2. Measure your old mat from edge to edge, straight across. Do not include the spring hooks in this measurement. If you jump bed is not on the trampoline, fold it in half, and measure the length of the fold (make sure it is pulled snug, not tight). This will be the size of your jump bed.
  3. Count how many springs your tramp holds. You can take this count from the frame or from the jump bed. This will be your ring count.
  4. Measure the length of your springs, INCLUDING the hook. Measure a spring that is recoiled, not one that is stretched out.

If you only have your frame and springs, and do not have your old jump bed to measure, follow these instructions:

  1. Find the diameter of your frame, then the length of one of the springs.
  2. If you have 8.5 inch or 9 inch springs, subtract 2 feet from the measurement of the frame for the jump bed size. Eg, if you have a 14ft. frame with 8.5 inch or 9 inch springs, then you should be shopping for 12Õ jump beds with the appropriate spring count.
  3. If you have 6.5 inch or 7 inch springs, subtract 2 feet from the measurement of the frame, then add 3 inches. Eg, if you have a 14 ft. frame with 6.5 inch or 7 inch springs, you should be shopping for 12 ft 3 inch jump beds with the appropriate spring count.
  4. If you have 5.5 inch springs, subtract 2 feet from the measurement of the frame, then add 6 inches. Eg, if you have a 12 ft. frame with 5.5 inch springs, you should be shopping for 10 ft. 6 inch jump beds with the appropriate spring count.

Some jump beds may have measurements that are 1 inch off, but these will be correct if the spring count is correct or if the model is listed on the item. Contact us if you have any questions. Note that springs are NOT included with the purchase of a jump bed.


If your after a replacement jump bed, look no further. This replacement jump bed is 100% American-made, and is backed with a full five-year warranty. This jump bed also has a 400 lb. jumping weight limit, which is double the limit of most other cheaper jump beds.

Frame diameter should be 13'
Mat should measure 11'
Springs should measure 8 1/2" in length
Frame and/or mat should hold 100 springs

Reinforced Jump SurfaceReinforced Jump Surface Our high grade polypropylene jumping bed features a heavy duty reinforced vinyl hem with 9 rows of stitching (not 5 like our competitors) of 34 pound test UV protected thread, resulting in a durable jumping bed that will last for several years. Our V-rings are galvanized steel for unbeatable corrosion and rust resistance. Plus, all jump beds are backed with a full 5-year warranty, which even includes normal wear and tear. The jump beds will support 400 lbs. jumping weight (almost double our competitors), and a 1,000 lb tear limit (resting weight).

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