Is the net removable from the poles, say for rolling out of the way yet leaving the poles permantently where they are?
1012736
No, because the only way for the pole to stay up is through the pull by the net from the other pole. Unless you dug the poles into the ground (making for a lower net all around), the poles will not stand up by themselves.
1012737
Yes, the net is removable. However the poles will not stay in place without the net. The poles remain in place because they are pulled in three directions at the same time - from the net and from both of the ropes that anchor the poles into the ground. This is designed as a portable set that you can easily put up and take down.
346591
No, only when the net is full. It holds quite a bit before you have to empty it.
480464
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.
103244
The net hangs down an extra foot or so on the ground so it not likely to scoot by at a high velocity. Also, there is a base around and behind the net. I've had some get passed but like I said at a low velocity and they stay contained.
62083
No, the poles are not removable. They come apart when you break it down to collapse the crate for storage or to carry. When you set it up again, the poles come up and slide together within a rubber sleeve. I love this crate, very easy to set up and take down. High quality crate and I love having the three doors and the storage pouches. I take mine to shows all the time with my Aussie boyand just love this crate. In fact, I just bought a smaller one for my Aussie girl because I liked the first one so much.
2099454
It's very easy. The way I store it is by removing one pole from the base and roll the net up on that pole. The next time I set it up all I have to do is roll out the pole, set it in the base, and the net is up! Very simple and straight forward.
106359
No, it needs some edge to clamp to. It needs to be at least 1" wide and no more then 2" thick. I tried to stand it up as you want and the net pulled itself closed.
1453803
No....there are maybe four poles on the long side...but they are freestanding
1317509
Not that I know of, but I dont know why you would need to. There is plenty of tension as the bars are kind of springy. I love this net - it's very large!
1297159
You can move the net up and down a few inches on the poles (adjusting the rope that holds the upper corner of the net). Also you can drill an extra hole in the lower portion of the pole to telescope one part into the other a little further (locking them with the spring loaded button into the drilled hole) to make the pole lower. You can't, however, make the poles higher than they already are.
2154078
Yes - you need to put a hook of some sort into the ceiling and the net has a loop on the top that slips on to the hook.
949609
my son says if you put the net on the outside you can take it apart pretty easily. We wove the net in through the poles and leave it in the yard. Not the most portable net if you want to use it for practices at different locations....
439476
Yes. The enclosure is attached and included. As far as I can tell it is not removable, just collapsible. I was concerned at first, since for our previous trampoline we needed to replace the net a number of times due to UV related fiber degradation that allowed it to easily rip. My kids put this unit together and have been using it endlessly for two years without issue. They love it. Neighbors ended up getting one as well.
1509466
There is both plastic and a net. The plastic is the outter cover and has the option to roll back. Great buy!!
1753084
yes it is but don't buy this net. It ripped and both side stabilizer post fell out the bottom in two weeks. I cut the cable down to fit my post. I could not return it because I altered the product. Save your money on this item.
439925
Not sure I understand your question but - One side of the net attaches to a pole that goes into the ground, the other side of the net attaches to the outside of the trampoline (the safety bars). You play on the ground, in the space between the tramp and the pole.
482206
Yes I set it up by myself. It has two tent type poles, one that goes across the front and forms the semi-circle and one that goes from the middle of the front to the rear. The only problem I have had is with wind. The small stakes they provide pull out of the ground easily so I switched to real tent stakes and that solved the problem. I really enjoy the net.