In-Ground Trampoline Border Restraint Pads

An in-ground trampoline pit in a Pinellas backyard needs a hard border. Without one, the mat frame and the paver field argue every time a kid lands.

Isolation, not a buried edge

The pit frame moves. The paver field should not. We set a concrete haunch and a paver border restraint around the opening, with an isolation joint so the frame can flex without walking the stones. Bedding sand stops at that joint.

Drainage matters on a sugar-sand lot. The pit needs its own outlet or a gravel sump. Pitching the patio into the trampoline floods the springs. We keep the field pitched to the yard drain, not the hole.

Safety edge

The border sits flush with the mat pads so there is no toe-catcher. Call 727-490-9798 or book online with the pit dimensions and a photo of the surrounding patio.