Springfree trampoline NJ shoppers usually ask one question first: is it really safer than a spring model? The answer starts with how the trampoline is built, not with a sales claim. Rainbow Direct sells these trampolines with installation included, so the build is also what your family will live with.
- Springfree trampolines replace traditional coiled springs with flexible composite rods.
- The frame sits beneath the jumping surface instead of around its edge.
- Rainbow Direct lists three Springfree sizes, with professional installation included in the advertised residential pricing.
- Installed prices range from $1,799 to $2,499 based on the listed October 2026 prices.
- Yard size matters: you need clearance around and above the trampoline, not just enough space for the frame itself.
- Rainbow Direct also offers Free Jump as a lower-priced springless alternative.
Springfree trampolines have no coiled springs and no hard frame edge around the jumping surface.
That design removes the pinch points and hard edges that families worry about with older spring models. It also changes how you size, price and place one in your yard.
What Makes a Springfree Trampoline Different?
A Springfree trampoline swaps traditional coiled springs for flexible composite rods.
The frame sits beneath the jumping surface instead of ringing the edge.
Rainbow Direct’s trampolines page describes the result as a trampoline without springs or hard edges.
Flexible composite rods replace the traditional metal springs found around conventional trampoline mats.
The hard frame is positioned beneath the jumping surface instead of around the jumping edge.
A zippered net and curved enclosure rods help create the surrounding safety enclosure.
The Enclosure and the Jumping Surface
The net is zippered and flexible, and the curved enclosure rods move with your child, according to Rainbow Direct.
There are no gaps between the mat and the net where small hands and feet can get caught.
A safety enclosure does not replace supervision. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission advises one jumper at a time, adult supervision, and no full-size trampoline for children younger than 6.
How Does a Springfree Trampoline Jump?
Rainbow Direct’s trampolines page describes the design as providing superior bounce along with its safety features.
The 11′ × 11′ product page adds that the square shape with rounded corners maximizes the bounce area while fitting neatly into a yard corner.
Bounce is subjective. If possible, try one in person. A showroom visit can tell you more about how a trampoline feels than a specification sheet alone.
Built for New Jersey Weather
Rainbow Direct’s trampolines page says the frames are rust resistant and the nets are UV protected, allowing the trampoline to remain outside through the seasons.
Wind is a different matter.
The CPSC advises against jumping in high winds because a trampoline can shift, move or blow away.
Rainbow Direct also advertises a 10 year warranty on its trampolines.
Ask a showroom team member for the written warranty terms before you buy so you know exactly what components and conditions are covered.
Springfree Trampoline NJ Sizes and Installed Prices
Rainbow Direct sells three Springfree sizes. Every price below comes from Rainbow Direct and includes professional installation. A delivery fee may apply outside the service zone.
Springfree 8′ × 13′
Springfree 11′ × 11′
Springfree 13′ × 13′
| Springfree Model | Shape | Installed Price |
|---|---|---|
| Springfree 8′ × 13′ | Oval | $1,799 |
| Springfree 11′ × 11′ | Square with rounded corners | $1,999 |
| Springfree 13′ × 13′ | Square | $2,499 |
Pricing note: These are installed prices as listed on rainbowdirect.com in October 2026. Prices can change, so confirm current pricing and any applicable delivery fee with the showroom before ordering.
11′ × 11′ Springfree
The Springfree 11′ × 11′ trampoline has 113 square feet of jumping area and needs 21′ × 21′ of clear space.
Its product page says that matches the jumping area of a 13-foot spring-based model.
8′ × 13′ Springfree
The Springfree 8′ × 13′ trampoline has 92 square feet of jumping area and requires 18′ × 23′ of clear space.
Required clear space listed for the square model, with 113 sq. ft. of jumping area.
Required clear space listed for the oval model, with 92 sq. ft. of jumping area.
Both models list a 1,500 lb testing capacity and a limit of 220 lbs per jumper.
Browse the full Springfree trampolines collection to compare all three sizes side by side.
Where Free Jump Fits In
Rainbow Direct also sells Free Jump springless trampolines, listed from $1,499 installed.
The Free Jump trampoline collection suits families who want a springless design at a lower price.
A premium springless design for families who place its specific construction and safety features high on their priority list.
Another springless option available from Rainbow Direct, with pricing listed from $1,499 installed.
Both product lines can be compared through Rainbow Direct with professional residential installation.
The full cost picture includes more than the sticker price. Rainbow Direct’s breakdown of how much a trampoline costs covers what drives the total.
Who a Springfree Trampoline Suits
Springfree suits families who put safety design first and are willing to pay more for it.
It can also suit yards that are narrow or oddly shaped because the oval and square options fit different spaces.
Safety-Focused Families
The springless construction, hidden frame and flexible enclosure are central reasons families consider the Springfree design.
Different Yard Shapes
Oval and square models provide options for long yards, corners and larger open spaces.
Professional Installation
Rainbow Direct includes professional residential installation in its listed trampoline prices.
Age matters as much as the product.
The CPSC says children younger than 6 should not use a full-size trampoline, so match the purchase to your kids’ ages today and in two or three years.
If a lower price matters more than the Springfree design, the Free Jump line is the other springless option.
Both lines are installed by the same team, so you can compare them in one visit.
Think about where the trampoline will live. A spot you can see from the house can make supervision easier than placing it in a far corner of the property.
Not Sure Which Springfree Size Fits Your Yard?
Share your yard measurements with the Rainbow Direct showroom team and compare the Springfree sizes, installed pricing and available options.
Request a Free EstimateWhat a Springfree Trampoline NJ Yard Needs Before Installation
Start with a tape measure.
The trampoline itself is only part of the footprint, and total height is 9 feet, so look up as well as across.
Clear Space and Placement
Measure the open area, not just the spot where the mat will sit.
The CPSC advises placing a trampoline away from structures, trees and other play areas.
- Measure the full required clear area
- Check for trees and branches
- Check for overhead wires and other obstacles
- Keep adequate distance from structures
- Keep separate play equipment from crowding the trampoline
- Consider visibility from the house for easier supervision
This matters if your yard already has a Rainbow swing set. Give each piece of equipment its own space instead of squeezing them together.
Which Springfree Shape Suits Your Yard?
8′ × 13′ Oval
A practical shape for long, narrow yards where a large square footprint may not fit comfortably.
11′ × 11′ Square
The square design with rounded corners can fit neatly into a corner while providing 113 sq. ft. of jumping area.
13′ × 13′ Square
The largest Springfree size Rainbow Direct sells and therefore the option that requires the most yard space.
Ladders and Accessories
For families with young children, Rainbow Direct recommends adding a trampoline ladder for easy access.
The trampoline accessories collection lists accessories including:
An optional accessory for families looking to add another activity to the trampoline.
A step accessory designed to make access to the trampoline easier.
Accessory pricing can change. Confirm current prices and compatibility with your selected trampoline before ordering.
Delivery and Professional Installation
White Glove Professional Installation Is Included
Rainbow Direct states that white glove professional installation is included in all of its residential trampoline pricing.
You do not need to assemble the trampoline yourself.
The team delivers and installs across the tri-state area. Learn more about the professional delivery and installation service before you book.
Wells Fargo retail financing is also available.
What to Ask at the Showroom
Before placing the order, use the showroom visit to confirm the details that matter for your specific yard.
- Which size fits my yard? Include the full required clear space and overhead height.
- What does the written 10 year warranty cover?
- Does a delivery fee apply to my address?
- Which ladder or accessories should I add?
- What financing options are currently available?
- Are there any current specials?
You can also check Rainbow Direct’s current specials page for active offers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Springfree trampolines worth it?
Springfree trampolines cost more up front than many spring models, and Rainbow Direct lists them from $1,799 to $2,499 installed. You are paying for the springless design, the hidden frame, the flexible net and installation. Whether that is worth it depends on what matters most to your family.
How long does a Springfree trampoline last?
Rainbow Direct advertises a 10 year warranty, rust-resistant frames and UV-protected nets on its trampolines. Real-world lifespan depends on weather, use and upkeep. Check the trampoline regularly for wear or damage and ask the showroom for the written warranty terms.
Do Springfree trampolines need a safety net?
The enclosure is part of the design, not an add-on. Rainbow Direct describes a zippered, flexible net with curved rods that move with your child. A net helps prevent falls, but it does not replace adult supervision or the one-jumper-at-a-time rule.
How much space do I need for a Springfree trampoline?
The 11′ × 11′ model lists 21′ × 21′ of required space, and the 8′ × 13′ model lists 18′ × 23′. Total height is 9 feet, so check for overhead branches and wires. Keep the trampoline clear of structures, trees and other play areas.
Choose the Springfree Trampoline That Fits Your Family and Yard
A Springfree trampoline NJ purchase is about more than choosing the largest model that fits your budget.
The springless design, hidden frame and flexible enclosure distinguish Springfree from a traditional spring trampoline, but the right model still depends on your available space, your children’s ages and how your family expects to use it.
The 8′ × 13′ oval can work well in a longer, narrower yard. The 11′ × 11′ square provides 113 square feet of jumping area in a shape that can fit neatly into a corner. The 13′ × 13′ is Rainbow Direct’s largest Springfree option.
Professional residential installation is included in the listed prices, removing the need for homeowners to assemble the trampoline themselves.
Measure your yard first, include the required clearance around and above the trampoline, then compare the models in person before deciding.
Ready to Find the Right Trampoline for Your Yard?
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