Probably sounds like a dumb question but anyone try to put this on the skywalker 15' trampoline? Says eight poles vs the six, is it just tied down?
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It attaches to the frame of the trampoline with clips. You can put it on a 6 pole, but the sides of the enclosure will not align perfectly with the poles on your trampoline. You might have some difficulty keeping it up during high wind situations as well, I had to remove mine when it was really windy. The enclosure as a whole is pretty difficult to place, though, and I don't think it would matter whether it was a 6 pole or an 8 pole.
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It is a pain to put up but the center pops up like a tent and is extremly hard to do....we still don't have ours up! It goes over the cover and ties down. ...good luck if you get it but I wouldn't waste my money.
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We put it on our 15' sky walker- but we have the cover/roof on our tramp and we just threw this over the top of the roof. Really fun and easy, the kids love it
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I would NOT recommend this product! After fighting with it for 2 1/2 hours the entire top blew out. More of a hassle than what it's worth.
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I just put it up about a month ago. I'm not sure but you can try to skip one pole. They just interlock so I think it might work.
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My daughter who weighed about 40 lbs played in it very rough, and it never seemed to be unstable at all. She was very aggressive while trying to learn to flip both frontward and backward, yet, I never saw it tip at all. Would I put two kids into it at the same time, no. Not because of the trampoline's shortcomings, but two kids should never be on any trampoline at the same time. The chance of one or both of them getting hurt is huge. They can't control themselves very well at that age and size and more likely than not, their heads are going to clash together, which is something that should never happen. Keep it's use to one child at a time and you'll have no problems with it. My daughter who weighed about 40 lbs played in it very rough, and it never seemed to be unstable at all. She was very aggressive while trying to learn to flip both frontward and backward, yet, I never saw it tip at all. Would I put two kids into it at the same time, no. Not because of the trampoline's shortcomings, but two kids should never be on any trampoline at the same time. The chance of one or both of them getting hurt is huge. They can't control themselves very well at that age and size and more likely than not, their heads are going to clash together, which is something that should... » Read More My daughter who weighed about 40 lbs played in it very rough, and it never seemed to be unstable at all. She was very aggressive while trying to learn to flip both frontward and backward, yet, I never saw it tip at all. Would I put two kids into it at the same time, no. Not because of the trampoline's shortcomings, but two kids should never be on any trampoline at the same time. The chance of one or both of them getting hurt is huge. They can't control themselves very well at that age and size and more likely than not, their heads are going to clash together, which is something that should never happen. Keep it's use to one child at a time and you'll have no problems with it. « Show Less
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I believe this is for a 6 pole tent, not a 8 pole tent. There are Velcro straps for 6 poles sewn into the side kits. It was also a foot too short. The sides did not go all the way to the ground.
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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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The trampoline is great, and set up directions were good, the only difficult part is the springs. I recommend several people to help attach them.
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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.
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Yes I have. It is cumberson to use. I have we sties 20 lbs. I can't not seem to adjust it to be short enough. So I use it as best I can but I set the arm pole all the way up as far as possible. It works enough. Not loving it though.
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On the set I have, the instructions direct you to place it next to the set, probably because of the safety net on the swing set, but the trampoline is completely free standing, not connected in any way to the swing set. It is stabilized by large hooks that you drive into the ground. My kids love this set and I found it very easy to put together.
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Yes you can. I used it on a 14 foot. When you tie it down on each pole, that will make the dome bigger. I suggest you tie the Trampoline down too. Go to tractor supply company and buy the screw in the ground 3 foot tether rods. They can be screwed in with a drill and a big Allen wrench.
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Hi. The trampoline is awesome and the way the safety netting is set up on the inside makes it very safe as there is no possilility of falling through springs. However, this placement does reduce the inside jumping area by about 6" each side....Probably not big enough for two jumpers over 5..and best for a single jumper.
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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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I have a 15' trampoline I bought this canopy for. It hangs over about a foot all the way around. I would suspect you could improvise and it would work ok.
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Yes, if the tension is too loose for you it's convenience to switch to a higher tension. The higher the individual's weight the higher the tension must be to prevent the trampoline from bottoming out. So far, I really like it :)
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The one in the picture is different than what I received. The one I ordered which I'm assuming is this same one as I was prompted to respond has the trampoline standalone. So yes you can move the trampoline without having to attach it.
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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
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I've had 360# on ours. I would say that it's good for 400#. I wouldn't use it as a trampoline though with that weight.