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After a hurricane, you should also take special care of your trampoline. If you find any hole in the mat, you should repair it at once.

Cheaper above-ground trampolines made of thinner steel tubes are lighter and can be lifted by the wind, while heavier and more expensive ones are harder to lift and more secure. Storms will come and go without your knowledge, and it can be too late if you are not prepared to face the wrath of a storm. It becomes impossible to do anything when the storm has already arrived. When the trampoline is completely flat, and the wind is completely flat, the wind will just pass straight across the trampoline mat. It won’t move the trampoline at all.For instance, if you’re expecting winds above 60 mph or if the anchors are put into sandy soil, it’s highly recommended to take it down. You should avoid storing the trampoline sideways in the yard, as it can easily blow around and cause damage.

Even if your trampoline did not come with a kit, or you lost yours, you may still want to use an anchoring kit. The anchors bolt your trampoline to the ground preventing any and all motion, including the natural swaying caused by you using it. They are also corrosion resistant. However, standalone kits can get expensive, and you must get the right kit for your type of trampoline and location. Wind Stakes Given that a trampoline can act as a giant sail during high winds, it’s important that you get it secure in time. Let’s go through the most important factors, so you can secure your trampoline ahead of a storm, high winds or hurricane. This will help ensure the safety of your trampoline, your family and neighbors, as well as your property and surrounding properties. How Do I Keep My Trampoline From Blowing Away? Trampolines have a huge surface area, which is a major reason they can blow away when the wind is strong. Even if you place the trampoline in an area not prone to winds, you cannot guarantee that a storm won’t blow away your trampoline or cause additional damage.Sometimes, stakes or anchor kits mightn’t hold the trampoline in the earth in the right way, especially in heavy winds. In this case, you can secure the trampoline by tying the trampoline with durable bungee cords in several places of the legs and frame of the trampoline. You can read more about how to install corkscrew anchors here. 3. Use U-Shaped Anchors (Wind Stakes) How can I secure a trampoline against powerful winds or storms? Well, there are several ways to tie down the trampoline in the ground to stop your trampoline from blowing away. Here I’ve compiled 10 most effective ways to anchor a trampoline securely in the ground. You will need 8-12 sandbags to secure a trampoline properly. Wind speeds vary in different locations. Therefore, the number of sandbags will vary with location as well. That said, placing two sandbags over each leg will secure your trampoline under 40 mile-per-hour winds.