Life of your Aerial Trapeze
How to look after your Trapeze and get the longest life possible out of it!
Care & Maintenance
We know you want to take great care of your Aerial Equipment and keep it in perfect condition for as long as possible. Here are our tips on keeping your Aerial Trapezes in tip top condition:
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Avoid damp - Don't let your Trapeze get wet from rain, spillages and damp while in storage.
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Keep off the ground - Store your Trapeze somewhere safe and avoid leaving it on the floor where it can be trodden on/kicked/damaged.
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Avoid Hockels in the ropes - If you perform lots of tricks which twist the ropes, we recommend to use swivels between your carabiners and rigging point so the ropes can spin while being used. If you do not use swivels, we then recommend to take your Trapeze down after use and ensure they are not twisted against the lay before storing safety.
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Carry safely - When transporting your Trapeze, we recommend to use one of our DSTrapezes carry bags to keep your Trapeze clean, safe and dry.
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Do not leave your equipment outside - all types of weather can have damaging effects to your Aerial Equipment. Please note - any material that has been dyed, can become faded if left in daylight.
Corde Lisse Trapeze Life
We know you want to keep your Corde Lisse Trapezes as perfect as possible, for as long as possible!
If your Trapeze is maintained well and you are using it for training 1-2 times a week, your Corde Lisse Trapeze webbing can last for approximately 2 years.
It does also depend on how you are using your Trapeze and how it is stored/maintained.
Of course, if you are performing/training on your Trapeze every day the life expectancy might not be as long.
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We are pleased to offer a re-covering service for Corde Lisse Trapezes; If your webbing tears or you'd like to replace the webbing, we can re-cover your Trapeze for 50% of the price of the current price. (Shipping fees not included)
Feel free to contact us for more info.
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