How does the net attach? Are they all the same?
854655
Poles (and net ends) come in different diameters. This one is larger than the ones that come with (e.g.) the Intex above ground pools.
854656
Am not sure. Mine just snapped in to the net handle. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
854657
there are 2 holes at the tip of the opposite poles and all you need is to insert the net assembly. The net assembly that you have to separately but has a plastic inverted Y and this will go into the 2 holes of the pole. Quite simple .
781933
The set I have has multiple 3 foot (approx) poles that stretch across the court that attach to a piece on each end that has legs and a fitting for the upright poles that hold the net. It is self explanatory once you see the pieces. They are numbered for easy reference. Takes 2 minutes tops once you do it a couple of times. Once its up you can move it in one piece if you're careful.
1867514
This is just the netting only. It is compatible only with 14' BouncePro models that have 6 poles that curve inward at the top and form the ring support at the top of the net as shown in the picture.
1590689
Sorry, I haven't experienced that problem. If the net has holes in it, perhaps you can tie them closed with some form of string. I did experience some rips in the nylon shell, and patched them with the patch kit provided. Sorry I can't be of any assistance.
326449
U can use the tiny screws that you push in with ur hands. It only makes a tiny hole and it holds up the netting. I think we used one on each corner.
1590688
Mark - It's funny that you had the same problems I had. I used 8" Black beaded security ties to reinforce the entire back wall of the net. So far it has worked and of couse I continue to reinforce it as I make new holes. I hope this helps.
1170571
The metal loops on the mat go thru small slots in the base of the net then attach to the springs. I like this design. But to remove the net you would have to unhook every spring.
1632628
Really it is about the same--b/c uses same poles. Net seems little 'tighter' on the poles b/c it doesn't have the strike zone cutout in middle.
1139563
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
423408
you just push them together and hold them together - kind of - with the clamps from the net
607921
These nets are relatively easy to assemble. The arcs are formed by flexible poles that arepieced together from smaller sections. They snap together, and you feed the growing pole into the sleeve in the net. Eventually it will reach the other side, where it will be attached to the other pole.
2171665
Attach the bungees by themselves. I did find it helpful to have someone help stretch the net so the bungees went on easier.
1476932
Well there is no shape to this net it is just kinda a net with the bungy like string that makes it fit the net, i have a 6 x 4 and it fits and a 5 x 3 and it fits so really the elastic or the net makes it fit to basically anything, that is about it if you have any other questions just email me at kaoticmonkey45@gmail.com hope i can help
1483276
Yes, this is held up by a series of cable rods that are fastened together and bend to form the circle. The rods are not part of this package, they came with our original net.
459256
The net and dowels are a complete unit. The "assembly" involves drilling 4 holes in the overhead beam to accomodate the upper eyebolts already attached to the net ropes. More significantly you will probably choose to ADD a 4x4 lower beam to existing structure to secure the lower end of the ropes. The included directions cover this well.
361025
That's right. The net encloses the entire trampoline including the springs. The springs are completely covered up by a blue mat. The net enclosure is attached to the poles and then also hooked underneath too.
1882053
Yes. We used ratchet straps to pull the net taut. Overall we are pleased with the net.