AS 5159.1:2018 pdf free.Trampoline park facilities Part 1: General safety requirements and test methods.
1.3.25 Landing (parkour) box
A vaulting box used for landing and dismounting, located beside a trampoline at an elevation above the trampoline bed.
1.3.26 Mattress
Domestic bedding that contains springs and/or foam.
1.3.27 Nominal load
The maximum load that can be generated in normal use.
1.3.28 Nominated fall height
The fall height that a patron could reasonably be expected to fall.
1.3.29 Patron
A person participating at a TPF who does not require previous experience or any training other than the safety briefing to be able to participate in a safe manner.
1.3.30 Patron containment system
Net or other device surrounding a trampoline court or activity area that prevents patrons falling from height and impacting an adjacent surface or object.
1.3.31 Patron levels
The number of participants in an area within a TPF.
1.3.32 Pinch hazards
Points or locations where there is a reasonable and foreseeable likelihood of a body part being caught between an element or object and a moving or stationary mechanism.
1.3.33 Redundant bed system
A device installed beneath a trampoline bed that prevents a patron from impacting the floor beneath in the event of trampoline bed failure.
1.3.34 Redundant net
A flexible knitted/woven device located beneath the trampoline bed for the purpose of arresting a ground impact in the event of a bed failure.
1.3.35 Redundant system
A method of protecting patrons and staff from a catastrophic event with a device. Examples include: a redundant net, attenuated material under a device suitable to break a fall of a predetermined height, double thickness trampoline beds such that, if one tears, the second will prevent a fall and indicate that the bed requires immediate replacement, and an overhead harness that will limit the participant from any impact in the event of losing contact with a device.AS 5159.1 pdf download.