Recycle trampoline ideas

Trampolines are a great source of fun for young and old alike, but over time natural wear and tear can mean a trampoline is no longer suitable for bounce time. Fortunately, there are a number of ‘post bounce’ uses for old trampolines. From sprucing up the garden to comfy hammocks and day beds, find out […]

I am OBSESSED with this old trampoline frame repurposed into a moon gate!! This is just amazing! Think how good this would look in your backyard! 💛🌿 ....

It’s that old trampoline again, which hurts you every time you're ready to clean up your backyard. It takes up a huge amount of space....

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When trampolines reach a certain age, they turn to crap... You know it, I know it... Buy a new one here But there are certain clever people on this earth that have found ways to re-use the good ole 'tramp' to make something else entirely wonderful. See me, I would of just cut mine up

Get rid of that broken abandoned frame and turn it into something beautiful. We'll show you how!

Ellie Bagwell on Instagram: "Making a Moongate out of an old trampoline. ✨️ This is a 10ft trampoline and it is the perfect size. I've been wanting a moongate in the spot for a while now and it looks just how I envisioned. Repurposing old materials can make some the coolest projects! #moongate #repurposedmaterials #trampoline #gardeninspiration #growagarden #fairycore #fairygarden #gardendesign #gardening #outdoordecor #diy"

10.3K likes, 41 comments. “This trampoline garden is such an awesome idea! Its a great way to recycle an old trampoline and it looks cute.”

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We repurposed our old broken trampoline into this beautiful plant holder! First, we took the net off. Next, we took off a few of the frame brackets until we got our desired height and curve. Then we used the springs to hold our plants, and there you have it! This isn't a finished project, but we're in love with how it's turning out!

Trampoline repurposed into a pergola. Remove the legs and add 9 10' posts 1 3/4" in diameter. Cut the remaining leg attachments off the trampoline frame. You will now have three openings. Next I will be adding cable for the plants to grow in. Update to come soon.