Method and apparatus for attaching a trampoline mat to a trampoline frame
AssigneePlum Products Holdings Pty Ltd
InventorsDavid Woodman, Luke Denby, Joseph Mazoyer, Philippe Bajard
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AssigneePlum Products Holdings Pty Ltd
InventorsDavid Woodman, Luke Denby, Joseph Mazoyer, Philippe Bajard
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A method for attaching a trampoline jumping mat to a trampoline frame using a plurality of clips and elastic connectors, each elastic connector having a first end that is a part of a loop, each clip having a handle connected to a hook, the handle having an aperture and a protrusion. The method includes, for each clip: passing the first end of an elastic connector through the aperture; attaching the hook to the trampoline frame; turning the first end to a first direction, so as to be guided around the hook, thereby changing to a second direction; passing the first end through an opening of the trampoline jumping mat, thereby changing back to the first direction; and pulling the first end over the protrusion, to be fastened to the protrusion. The first direction is from the handle to the hook, and is opposite to the second direction.
A method for attaching a trampoline jumping mat to a trampoline frame using a plurality of clips and a plurality of elastic connectors corresponding thereto, the trampoline jumping mat having, on an edge thereof, a plurality of openings, which are connectable to the trampoline frame by the plurality of clips and the plurality of elastic connectors, respectively, each of the elastic connectors having a first end that is a part of a loop, and a second end that is larger in size than the first end, each clip having:
A clip for attaching a trampoline jumping mat to a trampoline frame, the trampoline jumping mat having, on an edge thereof, a plurality of openings, each of which is connectable to the trampoline frame by the clip using an elastic connector, the elastic connector having a first end that is a part of a loop, and a second end that is larger in size than the first end, the clip comprising:
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