Rectangular trampolines
A rectangular trampoline generally gives the most even bounce surface of the three shapes, since the springs run along straight edges rather than around a circle. That makes the shape popular with older children, teenagers and adults who want a more active bounce, basic gymnastics practice, or simply more consistent height on every jump. The trade-off is that a rectangular trampoline usually needs more garden space and can cost more than a round model of a comparable length.
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On this page you can compare rectangular trampolines by length, whether an enclosure is included, spring class and maximum user weight. Many of the more performance-oriented models in our catalogue are rectangular, so it's worth checking both safety specifications and warranty terms if the trampoline will see frequent use. Always make sure your garden has enough clear space around and above the jumping surface before settling on a size.
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
- The most even bounce surface of the three shapes, suited to active use.
- A common shape among more performance-oriented models.
- Often needs more space and a rectangular footprint in the garden.
- Compare spring class and edge padding closely for frequent, active use.