Compact options
Compare the 10FT Classic and No-Gap models for a smaller planned footprint.
JumpFly Trampoline Size Guide
Compare 10FT, 12FT, 14FT, 15FT and 16FT trampolines by the space they need and the room they give your family to play.
Start with your yard. Measure the usable, level area first, then choose the largest size that leaves the clearance required by your model instructions and local guidance.
Choose the card that sounds most like your yard, then confirm the measurements in the chart below.
Use the clear-area column for planning. It includes room around the frame; always confirm the exact requirements in your model instructions.
Approximate planning measurements
| Size | Approx. frame diameter | Suggested clear area | A good starting point when… |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10FT | ~3.0 m / 10 ft | ~22 ft across | Your usable yard is more limited and you want the smallest footprint in this guide. |
| 12FT | ~3.7 m / 12 ft | ~24 ft across | You want a balanced family-size option and have a standard suburban yard. |
| 14FT | ~4.3 m / 14 ft | ~26 ft across | You have more room and want a larger usable jumping area. |
| 15FT | ~4.6 m / 15 ft | ~27 ft across | Your yard has room for a larger round trampoline. |
| 16FT | ~4.9 m / 16 ft | ~28 ft across | You want the largest round size available in this guide. |
Review the exact product page before ordering. Product pages contain the current model specifications, included accessories and availability.
Compare the 10FT Classic and No-Gap models for a smaller planned footprint.
A popular middle option when your measured yard allows the clear area shown above.
Choose between Classic and No-Gap after checking the space and model details.
Designed for shoppers who have measured enough clear, level space.
Our largest round size in this guide; confirm the full planned footprint first.
Do this before choosing a size. The goal is a flat, well-drained location with clear space around and above the trampoline. For a visual planning walkthrough, see our backyard space guide.
Measure the open area, not the entire property. Mark the diameter of the size you are considering with a hose or chalk.
Keep fences, walls, trees, furniture and other obstacles outside the clearance required by your model instructions.
Check for branches, rooflines and cables. The space above the trampoline must be clear.
Choose level, stable, well-drained ground. A slope should be corrected before installation.
Still unsure? Read the 10FT vs 12FT vs 14FT comparison, then use the exact product specifications before ordering.
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