Is the safety net attached to the materials or is it separate? We want to be able to take it off if we want.
1170566
It is physically attached. I would suggest that you purchase a round vs oval trampoline unless your kids are very young. This oval trampoline is not as bouncy as the round one. Good luck.
1170567
You can take it off...but I must say this is the SAFEST net attachment I have ever seen. The pad is on the outside of the net.
1170568
It is separate but very secure. We have had it up for almost a year now and we totally love it!
1170569
No, the safety net is a separate attachment. However, I would highly recommend that you keep it attached.
1170570
It is assembled into the springs so it is maximally effective as a safety net. Technically you could take it off, but not quickly.
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.
2268084
They are separate. You can place them wherever you want or leave the off completely
1781373
I have a safety net installed with it and it works fine. My safety net is suspended by six poles bolted to the outside ring. This pad doesn't go over the six small places where it is bolted on but it holds over the springs all the way to where the safety net starts with no gaps. Overall I found it fit really well with my safety net and for the price, it's a pretty good deal.
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.
1002872
it comes separate in two pieces but once you attach it you don't have to take it off ever again
1781374
yes it does work with the safety net, the pad fit great but you have to untie the safety net around the bottom, install the pad and then tie the net again. I have had the pad for about a year and it is holdng up so far.
500551
Yes, it is attached and does not come off, but comes completely up. Very easy to load
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.
1182365
There's a mesh bottom to the carrier. It's one welded piece. Not a separate basket.
1965694
Yes its removable. The material is secured by velcro so its easy to remove.
308268
It's not a solid piece, but a separate piece of netting that holds the loop that hangs from the hook in the ceiling. If you sew, or know someone who does, together you could probably figure out a way to make it happen with wires or ropes. See that cone at the top? that's the separate piece I refer to.
2179555
No it isn't. You would pretty much distroy it to take it of. You could do it if you don't want to put it on. Not an easy task.
1069110
Hi, This is the net and the poles. The whole assembly. It is a good quality item, we have had it for over a year and it is still in great shape. The only thing is that the zipper gets stuck in one spot but we didn't notice that until after we assembled it and the assembly was difficult. Check the zipper before you assemble it, you want the kids to be able to open it on their own!
1180459
Technically you can leave the netting off; however, the poles that hold the netting up are still fixed in place and a hazard to a jumper.
1790434
Hi RobNo there are three separate sections and they are not removable. It seems to keep things pretty tidy!
1875144
It is just one solid net that you drape over the bed, or whatever you need it for. There isn't a zipper or anything. You have to pick it up to get under it.
244108
It would have to be pulled tight. The gague net is pretty thin but very durable. Seems like it might be a difficult task? I'm pretty sure they have std sizes and they may be big for your application, if you have to cut them it could be rather time consuming.