Would this work on a 12 foot? Obviously it says it's for a 14' and I'd have to make some adaptations but I can't find a quality weather cover for a 12' trampoline
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I think it would be too big. It fits perfectly on the 14 ft tramp. You might be able to overlap it and still wrap the straps around the legs. Not sure, but I think you would be better off with a 12 ft cover.
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This cover is intended for the 12 foot intex pools. I have a 12 foot and the cover fits perfectly, if your pool is 15 I could see it being way too small.
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Yes, I used it for a different brand. I lowered the enclosure onto the tramp, put the cover over all of it, and hook the adjustable straps to the legs.
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I have owned and used on several awning sizes, I don't see a problem with the 14 ft. By design a deflapper needs to be heavily built to clamp and hold your awning to the frame. Go for a set, they make a huge difference and mount in seconds flat...
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You'll need a 16' cover for a 16' pool. I'm pretty sure the 18' will be too big. This cover will only work for a round, metal frame pool. I'm very satisfied with this cover. The clips attach to the steel legs and it also has a draw string. It also holds up to the wind real well. You should get about 2 years use out of it.
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You would have to lengthen any chain you have for it. It is 180 inches from "hook to hook". I am using 20 inches of chain at each end for my Pawley Island 17' double and slack it up about 6-10 inches as it stretches out from storage. That said it would work for the 12' hammock but you need 180-144 = 36/s 18 inches of chain split between the two ends. I would go with 20 inches of chain to be safe. You can always hook farther up the chain, but can't hook to "air" :)
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I just went from the outside of the frame. It wasn't exact about a foot off the one I orders but it fits perfect. Figure if it's 12 ft then a 13 will work.
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If you have 3 legs that are shaped kind of like the letter "U" it theoretically should work. But I found (even after confirming diameters with this company) that the diameter of the clamps to attach the poles on the net, to the legs of the trampoline did not work on my older, wider-poled JumpKing. I ended up buying much longer screws to reach, and cut up a hula hoop (splitting the plastic sections lengthwise) to use as shims. I will try to upload a photo to show my work-around.
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I would buy one made for a 15' trampoline. I don't think this one would fit.
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Mine was from Walmart as well and was 14' and this was a direct replacement. My trampoline was exactly as the amazon picture shows with 6 supports but I can't see why this wouldn't work as long as you have the enclosure ring that screws apart.
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I can't speak to the differences between the years but I would believe so. This attaches to the "legs", rather than the existing slots, so as long as your model has the same feet configuration as "Orbounder Trampoline and Enclosure Combo 14-Feet" (as mine is) you should be fine.
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We have a 10-ft. trampoline. It was too big, but we made it work (kind of). . .
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Yes, this will work on a 14' ceiling. We had to cut them off because they were WAY too long for a 12' ceiling.
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I just went outside and looked at my pool. It still has the cover on it. I dont recommend it. The 16 foot pool might have less poles to anchor the cover to. It's not going to get as tight when you tighten it with the trap
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In terms of this net, I had a non-jumpking 14' trampoline, which was probably older than a 2001 model, and it adapted to it fine. I don't have any real experience with trampolines or nets other than this but the kit for attaching seems pretty adaptable.Hope this helps.
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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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yes for the jump pod 7' trampoline with net enclosure. great way to get a little shade, but can get a little warm inside on very hot days.