Trampolines can be a fantastic way of keeping the kids entertained throughout the year, but did you know that they could sometimes lead to legal disputes and problems with neighbours? Of course, everyone has a right to enjoy their garden, but you must ensure your neighbours' privacy is retained.

Therefore, the height and placement of a trampoline should be carefully considered. Don't place one too close to your neighbour's boundary, and ensure it is on the lowest ground possible if your garden is on a slope. Your neighbours may also be concerned about noise disruptions, so proceed with caution.

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