Should you buy a trampoline park made in Europe or import one?
The factory price is not the final price.
In short: Before importing, add up transport, customs, assembly and spare parts, and check which documents you will receive for your local authority and insurer. Manufacturing close by usually makes changes and replacements easier.
What should you compare?
| Point | What to check |
|---|---|
| Standards | Documents valid in your country |
| Transport and customs | Cost and lead time to your premises |
| Assembly | Who does it and in what language |
| Changes | What happens if the premises do not match the plan |
| Spare parts | Real lead time for a jump mat or a spring |
| Support | Who you call if something breaks down |