I know it has 8 poles and looks like this? How do I tell what size net I need?
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You need the size that fits your trampoline, I have a 15 foot trampoline so I need one that fits a 15 ft.
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The only other statistics are the number of springs (eg.92) and the diameter (15Ft). The number of springs is relevant if the enclosure fits like the original which went thru every spring. The one I have now has about 30 hooks to connect the net at the bottom so the number does not matter. If it's 8 poles they should all fit ok.
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nets are sold based on diameter (distance across from one side to another). they are typically 14' or 15'... ours is 15', that's what we ordered, and it fit fine.
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When you order, you will be asked what size trampoline you have. 12 foot, 14 foot, etc. Measure the diameter from the outside of the frame of the trampoline. Then the number of poles, or arches. Then place your order.
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It's one net for one 3' balloon. It's wonderful - super sturdy. I've been using the same one for over a year in a puppet show. It really gets tossed around so I bought 2 extra to have in reserve but this one just won't break!
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It's only set up to work at one height. The poles only fit together one way and they are not adjustable. If you had the means to modify it, I don't think it would be very hard. You could simply slide the net down the pole. You would need to drill a hole and put a bolt through the pole to have something to hold the net at the lower height. It's been a great set and I've used it dozens of times. I've only had to replace some of the hardware (spikes and hooks).
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I believe that the net is smaller than regulation size. I don't know for sure because we returned this set right away. The set was extremely flimsy and the seams of the net tore apart like tissue paper when we were trying to set it up. We purchased a set made by Baden and are extremely happy with that one. It's more expensive but very sturdy and the net is regulation size. See: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003DJKW9E/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I am not sure. But the item pictured is not what we got. The net that arrived had 3 straps per pole, with the bottoms ones being stretchy. I thought I was going to like it, but they made the net too tight. The net has lasted about a year - with it being up all winter - but one of the places where the strap attaches at the top of the pole has ripped away. Regarding weight limit - we often have 5 kids jumping at once - with the largest about 100 lb that would fall into the net. From that perspective it has held up fine. We are on our 3rd pad and 4th net and 3rd set of pole pads - when these deteriorate we have told the kids that is the end of the trampoline era. We'll see - they still love it. I am not sure. But the item pictured is not what we got. The net that arrived had 3 straps per pole, with the bottoms ones being stretchy. I thought I was going to like it, but they made the net too tight. The net has lasted about a year - with it being up all winter - but one of the places where the strap attaches at the top of the pole has ripped away. Regarding weight limit - we often have 5 kids jumping at once - with the largest about 100 lb that would fall into the net. From that perspective it has held up fine. We are on our 3rd pad and 4th net and 3rd set of pole pads - when these... » Read More I am not sure. But the item pictured is not what we got. The net that arrived had 3 straps per pole, with the bottoms ones being stretchy. I thought I was going to like it, but they made the net too tight. The net has lasted about a year - with it being up all winter - but one of the places where the strap attaches at the top of the pole has ripped away. Regarding weight limit - we often have 5 kids jumping at once - with the largest about 100 lb that would fall into the net. From that perspective it has held up fine. We are on our 3rd pad and 4th net and 3rd set of pole pads - when these deteriorate we have told the kids that is the end of the trampoline era. We'll see - they still love it. « Show Less
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I may have one for you as I looked to replace damaged connectors ... couldn't locate any .... so bought a new 10 x 20 last year.... Poles have a length and Diameter and a Letter code .... so be specific and I'll see if I have a spare for you .... Tom Drew
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Even if it's the same item, the sizes are not the same. Make sure you measure. It's elastic and with stretches but you would be able to use it to hold items as a double net.
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I used the one that kinda came with it. It's the pole and netting.....works well!
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The net is about 34"X36", but it's very elastic and it stretches a lot. It fits perfectly my 2013 Ford Fusion. This measurement is open&gt;
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I build 6x4x3 goal by myself using PVC pipe and after getting the Net was disappointed as it didn't fit. you have to go one size up. Will return. As it said on previous comment if you want to fit 5x4x3 get the 8x4x4 and it will fit.
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Those fit most poles. I've had poles that were different sizes and different brands and those worked well.
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I purchased this a few years ago so i dont remember the size of the net. But what i would say is you should really spend a couple of more dollars and get something more sturdier. This net didnt last the first day. Very flimsy and pour quality
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I would just look up whichever pole your interested in and compare diminisions? You already know the Maxpedition is 12x5
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I'm not sure about the net, but it fits all my attachments, i.e., leaf net, skimmer net, brushes, etc. It seems to be a good pole so far.
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I have bought a couple of these and like them ==> JED Pool Tools 50-560-16 Professional Deluxe Anodized Telescopic Pole, 16-Feet I will tell you this net can hold more than any hollow aluminum pole can handle. That doesn't change my opinion about either product but rather a cautionary word of advice to not overfill the net.
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Your assemble the metal frame, then slip the net over the end poles, then put the middle fiberglass rod in the slot in the middle of the metal frame. Then you can use the tie straps at the ends to tighten up the net. Works like a charm.
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There is only one net,2 poles slide through both outer black material. Then you stand it up and put two braces on it and your done. Two people makes it go up so much easier.