Rebounder Advice

[holistica]

I love, love, love my rebounder, and I would love to be able to use it again, but as you may know if you have a rebounder (that's mini-trampoline for those who don't know!), it tends to shake the nick-nacks off the shelves when in use. Does anyone know a good way to minimize that rebounder's effect on the immediate environment when using it?

Thanks.

[DawnD]

Holistica, I have the same problem. I can only use my rebounder in the bedroom where I have a floor that was built extremely sturdy. The contractor told me that he nailed and glued the floor and that it would never squeak. The floors in other rooms of the house will vibrate stuff on shelves just by walking thru. I would set things off shelves or walls and bounce away. Its more important to exercise than to decorate!

[Aleesha Sattva]

wow seriously? i have a belicon rebounder and it doesn't upset anything in the house at all. and i have a lot of crystals all over the place... nothing moves at all.

[Revvell]

Doesn't happen here but I use mine in the sunroom on tile. Might get some of those rubber squares. They're about 3/4 - 1" high and maybe 2' x 2'.

[sport]

I use mine on a wooden floor but then I am a minimalist. No nick knacks allowed in my life or my house.

[Aleesha Sattva]

sport... do not ever come to my house. it'll give you hives! (((hugs)))

[sport]

sport... do not ever come to my house. it'll give you hives! (((hugs)))
I love a challange.

[Aleesha Sattva]

come on over then!!! :)