[Mommaj07]

So hurricane Larry came through few days ago and totally destroyed our 14ft trampoline it like it was his little b!tch.

I've been on Pinterest searching but wondering if anyone had any ideas of what I could use the trampoline legs for? Is there anything I can make or should I just scrap the whole thing?

I also have a brand new, still in the plastic, CPR dummy head and chest. Any ideas for that as well would be much appreciated.

Thanks
Jess 💋🖤

 

[Jenn&MattFromPA]

I don't know what height your trampoline legs are, but since it's a bigger trampoline, I'm assuming they are the sort of upside-down U shaped ones with more of a straight bottom of the U rather than a big curve? If they are hollow legs, maybe you could fit the ends of the legs over tall rebar posts stuck into the ground and make a series of arches. You could attach spiderwebs to make a web tunnel with a few arches lined up behind each other, or use it to make a cemetery gate/arch combo, or to make a pumpkin arch, or even to build a crypt around or highlight a special prop by draping moss or lights around it.

Or you could keep them as legs and build a raised platform and build a crypt, grave or witch's cabin on top of it, creating space underneath for props to sort of hide under/crawl out of.

 

[Ghost of Spookie]

Like minds at work here I see. I had a similar thought on the trampoline leg use as a tunnel. Here’s what I sketched out for you.

 

[13doctorwho]

Umm, I don't think she meant 14ft tall... I assume she meant 14ft wide. Why would a home trampoline be 14ft tall?

 

[Keltset]

Spider legs is the first thing that jumps out at me, turn that into a giant spider! lol

-K