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yes it does for HQ trampoline its about 5-10 years and for a Cheaper trampoline it would be about 3-8 years. Also it depends on how you use it like bouncing a trampoline with multiple people who are very heavy can shorten its life also if you jump on it when it has water can severely damage the Mat and the stretch out the springs.
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What are synonyms for duration?
length, time, period, term, stretch, extent, spell, span
What is another word for time frame?
interval, lapse of time, period, span, stretch, timespan.
Can you stretch on your period?
Yes i do it all the time but dont do it without a tampon that was a disaster
How do you get flexible over the summer?
To get flexible over summer (or over any reasonable time period), carefully stretch your muscles and tendons after warming up with something like walking. Though, you won't see results soon, your flexibility will gradually be noticable as you stretch farther and farther each day. Though the split may look phenomenal, it's a basic thing for most who can do the split, because all you have to do is bear the pain each time you stretch for it.
Does snow crack a trampoline?
the mat will slowly fade away and it will last a sort amount of time but if you put it away during the snow then it will last longer time period
How does wind affect the sails of a sailboat?
Yes! -Over time, they stretch!
Will cable inside door stretch?
Any cable operated control will stretch from wear over time or if excessive force is used.
Can rocks stretch?
Rocks can stretch if you apply the force over a long time and the deformation occurs at a very slow strain rate.
What is the increase of velocity over a period of time is?
Increase of velocity over a period of time is called acceleration.
What is the rule for the trampoline?
ONE, One at a time.
What season is it when you're on a trampoline?
Spring-time!
What is forced applied over a period of time?
Force applied over a period of time has the dimensions of momentum, and is referred to as "impulse".
