In-Ground Trampoline Retaining Wall
In order to maximize the longevity of your in-ground trampoline in Idaho Falls’ rocky soil, we highly recommend installing a retaining wall with your trampoline kit. The professionals at In-Ground Trampolines Idaho can excavate your yard and install a retaining wall and your trampoline, leaving the area neat and tidy afterwards.
Why Do I Need a Retaining Wall for My In-Ground Trampoline?
You might wonder why a retaining wall is necessary for in-ground trampolines. Isn’t it just more hassle and expense to put one in? Believe us, without one, there would be a lot more hassle and expense as retaining walls serve more than one purpose.
- A retaining wall holds back the sides of the excavated hole, preventing it from collapsing and ruining your landscaping.
- A retaining wall also protects the frame of the in-ground trampoline from damage caused by possible collapses.
- Without a retaining wall, the edges of the pit can crumble away, leaving soil, dirt and debris on the trampoline, potentially damaging the mat.
- We clear thaIf holes appear due to collapsing soil, they can cause a tripping or trapping hazard.
- With above-ground trampolines, it’s difficult to get underneath to mow grass or clear weeds. With an in-ground trampoline and retaining wall, you can easily mow right up to the edge of the wall.
Other Things to Know About In-Ground Trampoline Retaining Walls
Retaining walls can be made from different materials but will generally be plastic or steel. Some in-ground trampoline kits come with a retaining wall included or you can buy them separately to best fit your situation.
If you are sinking an above-ground trampoline in Idaho Falls, you will need to purchase a retaining wall separately to ensure both the trampoline and your landscaping is protected.