Is the trampoline size measured as the diameter of the jumping surface? What is included with this enclosure? Poles? Net? Top rods?
878486
I think you measure the jumping surface. All you get is the net. If you need everything else look at getting an enclosure not a replacement net.
878487
The trampoline is measured from the outside of the metal frame to the opposite outside of the metal frame. This replacement only comes with the net. No poles, no top rods. We've had the enclosure for a year and didn't take it down in the winter. So far it is still in good shape.
878488
Trampoline is measured in diameter. This is just the replacement net with ties for underneath. The net is even a little big for a 15' trampoline but it still works. This DOES NOT come with the poles- that should already be a part of your trampoline.
142762
No, this is more of a fishing net with larger holes. I would not use it for a trampoline.
419634
It comes with two long pieces of thin black rope that you thread through the bottom of the net and the trampoline spring attachments. It seemed like it was going to be a pain, but went pretty quickly. And when we took it down for the season, we left it attached for storage. Overall, very happy with the purchase. It was easy to set up (we had two adults and one 13 year old). So far it has held up well with two boys and lots of friends in and out and lots of jumping.
1766900
Yes enclosure comes with it. I have had other trampolines in the past. This one is awesome. You bounce so high. The quality is also good. No regrets on my purchase. My kids love it!
41851
We have the 10 foot Ultega. The net is on the outside of the springs and pads. Not that you asked about this, but we really like this trampoline. It is very stable. We've had it for about two years with no problems other than having to replace the spring safety pad
690205
Yes, we bought out trampoline from Sam's club just before Christmas 2012. This net is an exact fit and works great!
473526
Don't know. I bought the 24' model and did purchase the net separate from the trampoline.
1107431
I would just use a measuring tape and just measure the diameter across the entire width of the trampoline.
351329
You need the size that fits your trampoline, I have a 15 foot trampoline so I need one that fits a 15 ft.
1526110
Not sure on weight, but if you're looking for one- you can buy mine- lol mandiemoo22@yahoo.com We were in a house when I purchased it, now in an apartment. I bought the trampoline and safety net.
699821
The net has four poles that attach to the legs of the trampoline. Most trampolines have 4 u-shaped leg sections that attach at 8 points to the round jumping platform. As long as you have a regular old trampoline then this will fit.
1042521
You have to buy the trampoline separately. Then you have to buy the enclosure separately, which the enclosure comes with the poles.
2222273
You should buy them together and put up the enclosure when you do the rest of the trampoline. The poles of the enclosure sort of straighten the legs of the trampoline and give it a firmer base. I did the base first and the enclosure a couple weeks later and noticed a huge difference.
2026021
I'm not sure but if 12 feet means the jumping area and you needed to add room for the springs and frames you would only need to add another 12 to 14 inches to it for the total foot print size. I've never actually measured our trampoline.
473527
Pure Fun has all of their parts for sale separately on their Pure Global Brands website. If you just need the net but not the enclosure, you can go there to purchase. Otherwise, Amazon sells the enclosure with net for each size trampoline. Hope this helps.
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http://www.trampolinepartsandsupply.com/product2471.html Here is a link for the total enclosures but the price is way up there. I would contract them and see if they sell the poles separately is that is all you need.
2083022
The top is one piece with an insert top for the table hockey and tennis. the legs you have to attach. Be warned the box is extremely heavy! And the same size as the top. I'd go a little bigger and say 8 feet long 5 wide and 1 thick with it weighting at least 400lbs