Most expensive trampoline Accessories

This page includes the most expensive trampoline Accessories, or more specifically all products from the category trampoline Accessories sorted from the most expensive to the cheapest. This way, the most luxurious pieces can stand out. At the moment, the most expensive product is Part B_Crefit Classic 15ft-6W-96H (2/3), which costs 90,290 Ft incl. VAT. Check it out, you may like it. Or you’ll get inspired.
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Marimex Metal hoop bar for trampoline 244, 305 cm (102 inches)
Trampoline Accessories Metal bar with threads for the hoop holding the trampoline net. Without metal couplings. Length: 101.8 cm. The replacement pole is suitable for Marimex trampolines: 244 cm, 305 cm
  1,870 Ft
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Order Code: SPTmar115
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Marimex PVC trampoline sleeve - blue - 151 cm for 183-244 cm (162cm)
Trampoline Accessories Replacement PVC sleeve for selected Marimex trampolines. The sleeve covers the net racks. Sleeve length: 151 cm. Sleeve colour: Blue. The PVC sleeve is suitable for Marimex trampolines: 183 cm, 244 cm, Smart 305 cm
  1,240 Ft
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Order Code: SPTmar124
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Marimex U-spona complete new version (2014) - trampoline Marimex
Trampoline Accessories Clasp (buckle) for attaching the standing pole to the leg of the Marimex trampoline (for selected models with this clasp). The spare u-clamp is suitable for Marimex trampolines:244 cm, 305 cm, 366 cm, 396 cm, 427 cm, 457 cm, 488 cm
  from  690 Ft
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Order Code: SPTmar133
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