Revised EN 71-14:2025 Standards Updates Requirements for Toy Trampolines

SafeGuardSToys and Juvenile ProductsOct 07, 2025

SG 150/25

CEN has published a revised standard for toy trampolines for domestic use – EN 71-14:2025.

EN 71-14:2025 sets out updated requirements for toy trampolines intended for domestic use. The 2025 version incorporates changes related to the so-called Standardization Request – an agreement between the European Commission and the European Committee for Standardization (CEN)/European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC) that defines the standardization work program.

There are no major technical changes compared to the previous version, EN 71-14:2018.

Please find below an overview of the changes:

Topic	Change
Exemptions requirements in EN 71-1	The exemptions from some requirements in EN 71-1 have been deleted as these exemptions have now been transferred to the revised prEN 71-1:2025. This is a structural change only, with no technical consequences.
Pinching and crushing requirements	The requirements related to pinching and crushing hazards have been slightly revised
Warnings	The requirements for warnings, markings and instructions have been updated.
Rationale	There is now clearer guidance on pinching and crushing risks for bystanders, focusing on minimizing access to springs (A2 and A6).

The standard is not currently harmonized, i.e. it has not yet been published in the Official Journal of the EU) as a standard that can be used to demonstrate compliance with the Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC. It is not yet known when EN 71-14:2025 will be harmonized or when the transitional period will end.

Please note SGS keeps you up to date with changes of EN 71-serie standards due to the Standardization Request: see here

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