Multipurpose trampoline

A trampoline is arranged with the jumping surface substantially horizontal and elevated above 1.5 metres from the bottom of the supporting structure 28 so as to provide access and usable space below the Jumping surface to a standing adult or child. The jumping surface preferably has a height of at least 1.8 metres from the floor or ground to accommodate a standing adult beneath. The jumping surface may form the roof of a room or building structure (see figures 2 and 4) such as a gazebo, pavilion, conservatory, greenhouse, garden house, study or play house, which may have a rigid, semi-rigid or solid floor. An object such as a swing 17, seat, bed, hammock or exercise bars (not shown) may hang beneath the jumping surface. The trampoline may include a slide 22, bridge (not shown), access ladder or steps (19, 20) and/or safety net (not shown). The trampoline may include a supporting frame of posts 28, and/or height adjustable members (7, 9, 13, 15, fig. 2). The ratio of jumping surface height ...