Trampoline steps

A project I had wanted to do is replace the rusty and top heavy metal chair that we used to climb up onto the trampoline in our backyard. So I googled images of “wooden stairs” and found one that looked like it would be easy to build and that would be the proper height. So last weekend, Tyler and I built one that turned out great. And this helped him since he needed to satisfy a requirement for his Family Life merit badge in which he complete a project that benefits his family. What greater…

Made wooden trampoline steps to make it easier and safer for my young kids to get on and off the trampoline.

Our son just turned 6 and for his birthday we decided it was time to get the kids a trampoline to burn some energy off. While they loved it, they were constantly having problems getting in and out, which means that everyone just piles in and stays in. To fix that we decided to build a set of steps with a platform. That way it was easy to get in and out so it would be easier to obey the rules of one jumper at a time. But we didn’t stop there! In order to entertain the ones waiting to

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No cost trampoline steps. Chuffed with this inspired solution, even if I say so myself!

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Single Step Stairs: This project uses only one sheet of plywood. It makes a four level step that is 32 3/4 inch tall. I use mine for my kids (2 and 5 yr old) to get on to the trampoline, you can use yours for whatever. Hope you enjoy!