14 ft trampolines
A 14 ft trampoline needs more room than the frame itself. Allow at least 2 metres clear all round and 5 metres clear above, which means roughly 8.3 m × 8.3 m of free space. That's a general rule of thumb, so always check the manufacturer's manual for your model.
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The 14 ft size often suits families with children of different ages who want room for more than one jumper at a time, while still fitting comfortably into a medium-sized garden. Smaller sizes in this class are often a good choice for compact plots or where the trampoline will sit close to other structures, while larger sizes in this class suit gardens with more room to spare and where several people want to jump together. Below we list trampolines in this size class from several retailers, with filters for shape, enclosure, maximum weight and warranty, so you can compare specifications side by side before choosing a retailer and model.
Updated 28 September 2026 · Find My Trampoline editorial team · Prices as of 28 September 2026 · Prices come from our latest snapshot of retailer feeds, not a live connection. Always confirm the final price with the retailer before buying.
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Why this matters
- 14 ft needs roughly 8.3 m of continuous clear garden space based on general safety guidance.
- Always allow at least 2m of clear space around and 5m of clear height above the jumping surface.
- Follow the manufacturer's manual for the exact recommended clearance for your specific model.
- Compare enclosure, maximum weight and warranty across models in the same size class before buying.