It sounds like this enclosure system connects inside of the frame and springs, so would I need to have a pad to cover the springs as well?
220322
The springs are outside the net but it isn't a perfect seal. You could still have a kid stick a leg through between the net and the trampoline. FWIW my kids still run around the outside of the net on the pad. I think the pad is the least important of all the safety gear but it's cheap and I'd still get it.
220323
It does connect on the inside, where the springs attach to the jump mat. You will want to get a pad to cover the springs as well. The pad may ride up a little against the net, but it seems a pretty safe setup.
220324
Yes, it attaches on the inside. As a result the pad isn't really necessary except perhaps to protect the springs from the elements.
1666249
Yes, it should have a spring. Otherwise it's not easy to use. Send it back!
1521340
I used the box springs that we had. I just put a piece of 1/2" plywood on top of the box sprngs. Works great. Hope this helps you.
1060888
You should have no problem with it, but without a box spring, you might have issues
2076300
Correct, Ours also comes with the foam to cover the poles. This enclosure system is for a 12' round diameter trampoline. Includes, netting, side poles, top G3 fiberpole, foam protectors and Ubolts.
1980246
First you'll need a hook and loop backing plate. Then you'll be able to use hook and loop pads.
2096877
There are not cutouts in the pad. It just lays on top of the springs with about a 4-5 inch overhang around the outside circular pole.
1845532
Springs are on the inside of enclosure and covered with mat. Jumping surface isn't mesh. Neither ever caused an issue.
1004835
It is a foam core with a permanent cover over it. I cut mine down further a my application needed a weird shape. There were no springs. i an very happy with it. Much more comfortable than a standard camper mattress.
1989859
Yes, unless you have a bed frame that does not require a foundation or a boxsprings. For example, if you have a daybed that springs are build into the frame you will not need boxsprings or the foundation.
1751997
They are sold by frame size, so you need a 14ft. They all have a 10 inch pad width to cover the springs.
964976
I don't believe there is any padding involved. The entire structure seems to be molded wood (i.e., hard surface) with a painted exterior.
959178
Mine did. If your indoor pad is several years old you might not get all the function from your panel. Multiple water features, valves movement etc. Or you may not need all that extra stuff. Hope this helps.
356031
It is on the inside of the springs. The safety pad is nice when you are climbing in and out of the trampoline though, and in case you are concerned about anyone pinching their fingers from the outside of the trampoline.
1845533
springs are on the inside with alot of protected padding and the surface is open for air and water to go thru no problems with any of it at all. It has been a blast.
1647612
Does not come with the pad that covers the springs. My pad came with my trampoline, the net works with the pad I had.
1236785
This is just the foam pad which is wrapped round the steel frame underneath - so no good if you need the frame.