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Trampolines can withstand most minor winds. But what about high gusts or storms? It is important to know how to anchor a trampoline down to protect your investment. Taking a trampoline down every time there is a wind, or even moving it around the yard can be a big job. And from time to time, you might even be out of the house or away on vacation. It’s worth investigating other more permanent options such as anchoring. 2. Use Corkscrew Anchors (Augers) Like a screw, they create a channel that is difficult to lift. It’s like the difference between a nail and a screw. You can pull a nail out with the end of a hammer. But to take out a screw, you need to actually unscrew it, it’s not possible to just pull it out.

Measure roughly 1–1.5 feet (0.30–0.46 m) inward from each leg. This is where you’ll place the augers. Measure each of the legs individually using a tape measure, if possible. To guarantee that your measurements are consistent on each side, make sure the tape measure is centered on the leg.

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The sandbags will be easily removed if you ever need to change the placement of your trampoline and they are fairly easy to obtain. Furthermore, sandbags will keep your trampoline from moving in the wind. How to Secure your Trampoline By securing your trampolin

If you can’t secure a trampoline from the wind, you can use stakes and straps to keep it in place. In a storm, the stakes may not hold the trampoline in place in the right way. If you can’t stake it in place, you can tie it to large trees or wooden poles in the ground. You can also put a tall fence around the trampoline to prevent it from being lifted by the wind. There are many good ways to secure a trampoline against high winds and hurricanes. Be sure to choose one that is suitable to your trampoline and likely wind speeds. A flying trampoline is not safe, and you should do everything you can to avoid it. You may also like: Even if your trampoline isn't on concrete, it's a good idea to have a set of sandbags to provide extra weight during a hurricane.

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Filled sandbags by the Pallet ★ Economy Sandbags Pallet Cactus® Sandbags Pallet DuraBag® Sandbags Pallet Acrylic Sandbags Pallet Tube Sand 60 lb Sandbags Pallet Ace® Sandbags Pallet Armor® Sandbags Pallet Geotextile Sandbags Pallet Anchoring your trampoline is recommended when there are strong winds (above 25-30mph) to prevent it from being blown away. This is important for ensuring the safety of your trampoline and preventing any damage caused by a storm. Once the first bag is filled, fold it over so that it goes into the shape you want. This might be 12” wide, a few inches tall, and about 24” long.