If you've ever visualized your outdoor space with a trampoline, you probably thought of it with the above ground variant. These are typically supported by several legs that keep it above the ground. However, while most people commonly have above ground trampolines, you can also get one that inserts into the ground. Our article features some of the main advantages of having an inground trampoline that's on the same level as the ground.

Most inground trampolines tend to have the aesthetic advantage. This is due to the fact that they don't stick out from the ground. In essence, they won't be able to take the attention away from your lovely garden and it wouldn't block the view of your garden either. This ensures that you live in the most picturesque space ever and you'll never have to give up your viewing space.

Since these contraptions are much closer to the ground, you'll never have to worry too much about your kids falling off and they'll just fall over instead of falling from a height. Since these trampolines are fitted into the ground, it's also much easier to climb. This means that you no longer need to hoist yourself or your kids up, or even raise your feet to climb the ladder. Hence, taking unnecessary risks aren't important anymore.

If you also have smaller children, inground trampolines are much better since you're able to remove the risks of them falling and breaking bones and hurting themselves. When smaller children fall off of trampolines, they can become seriously injured. While adult supervision is recommended for smaller children, they will still be able to get on or off if they need to on their own.

As previously mentioned, inground trampolines are much safer and protect users from hurting themselves if they fall. Falling from an inground trampoline reduces the damages that can be sustained by those using it. So, if you or your kids are planning to spend some time on the trampoline, then it's a better idea to get the inground variant.

It should be noted that before you put an inground trampoline in the ground it requires a bit of work. You'll need to dig a hole that spans at least 4 feet to accommodate the trampoline in your garden. However, this should be done with care so that you don't accidentally hit utility pipes and burst them. Don't forget, you'll also need to clear any rocks that you come across.

Additionally, you'll also need to think about possible drainage issues that may arise. When you trampoline is underground, you'll need to make sure that the area doesn't flood. Flooding can lead to rust and other complications that will make the trampoline defective after some time has passed.

As we conclude, we have just looked at the benefits of an inground trampoline. Inground trampolines are closer to the ground reducing any damages that may occur if users fall off. While it may take some time to properly set it in the ground, it's worth the fun and added safety!