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Bounce Pro 10' Trampoline w/ Safety Enclosure EXPIRED
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Walmart [walmart.com] has the 10' Bounce Pro Trampoline, Flash Light Zone w/ Classic Safety Enclosure for $154. Shipping is free.
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You had better check before purchasing, or risk having no coverage should a neighbor decide to sue.
https://quotewizard.com/home-insu...-insurance
OF course the simple answer is - don't let people other than your own family on it. Most trampoline accidents (or rather, ER visits) are due to multiple people on it colliding (75% [tulsalegalfirm.com]), not falling off or getting hung up in the springs.
In the discussion with the IA he said trampolines are considered attractive nuisances, which in my mind is total bullshit. So, I can have a piece of equipment with full safety (netting, padding) in my back yard where it cannot be seen from the road or neighbors BUT if someone isn't watching their kid and they come onto my property, wander around, get into the trampoline and get hurt it's my fault? It's not like I have landmines in my yard....
OF course the simple answer is - don't let people other than your own family on it. Most trampoline accidents (or rather, ER visits) are due to multiple people on it colliding (75% [tulsalegalfirm.com]), not falling off or getting hung up in the springs.
In the discussion with the IA he said trampolines are considered attractive nuisances, which in my mind is total bullshit. So, I can have a piece of equipment with full safety (netting, padding) in my back yard where it cannot be seen from the road or neighbors BUT if someone isn't watching their kid and they come onto my property, wander around, get into the trampoline and get hurt it's my fault? It's not like I have landmines in my yard....
They said that because when signing up, they send an inspector to the house to see what they will be insuring. Most of the time, they don't come around again. If they do, or if someone files a claim, your insurance company will drop you immediately if you didn't have a rider for the trampoline. They may or may not fight to exclude the incident. Either way, it will put you in a precarious position if you have a lien holder, such as a mortgage, which requires insurance.
OF course the simple answer is - don't let people other than your own family on it. Most trampoline accidents (or rather, ER visits) are due to multiple people on it colliding (75% [tulsalegalfirm.com]), not falling off or getting hung up in the springs.
In the discussion with the IA he said trampolines are considered attractive nuisances, which in my mind is total bullshit. So, I can have a piece of equipment with full safety (netting, padding) in my back yard where it cannot be seen from the road or neighbors BUT if someone isn't watching their kid and they come onto my property, wander around, get into the trampoline and get hurt it's my fault? It's not like I have landmines in my yard....
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12' with enclosure $129
14' with enclosure $149
15' with enclosure $199
Although the Walmart trampoline may be a better brand of trampoline.
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