does this cover work on a trampoline without a safety enclosure?
1181053
Yes. Snaps clip on under springs as well (if you don't have the enclosure set up.) Without the netting of the enclosure, I'd argue it's probably less of a hassle. The netting is laced down to the trampoline when hung correctly, the cover then needs to be fed through the lacing when the enclosure is used. It's actually more work, but necessary to use the cover. It's a very good cover, definitely worth investing in. I'd also suggest a safety enclosure - just to keep everyone safe. Thanks for reading.
1181054
Yes. The straps from the cover tuck down through the openings around the edge of trampoline and you snap them together underneath.
163826
It comes with a cover, but I wouldn't consider it a "safety" cover, more one to keep leaves and other debris from falling into the pool.
1766901
Yes, the enclosure does come with the trampoline. It is actually sewed onto the fabric and cannot be removed.
457121
we have a 13ft trampoline also and this fits perfectly --- (this is our second one and I bought a third for when this one gets old b/c they were on sale!) We have the 13ft round trampoline from Sam's...... not even the Jumpking brand and it works very well. My husband secured it with ties - and it was not difficult at all. Enjoy!
1984156
Yes, absolutely. The cover is just for fun effects. We have been bouncing all over and the cover is doing great. But, it's just a normal bouncy ball underneath that can be used without the cover still.
1693143
I would assume so. As long as you trampoline has bars that lay horizontally on the ground, (which I believe most do) it will work.
1996477
This is the entire system...poles with foam padding, clamps, net, etc. Does not include the padding that circles around the trampoline to cover the springs.
865174
Yes. This mini trampoline has a circular silver cover that goes around the outside edge of the trampoline.
1971465
Hello! I wouldn't even mess with it. The one that comes with the trampoline shredded all over the yard. Then I bought a replacement on eBay that had better quality tarp-like material. It is still together, but the color (pink) faded to white in a few months. There is another trick I plan to do once this one is gone: Google "Cover your trampoline springs with pool noodles! ". (You just chop fun noodles into foot-long-ish sections and then put them over. It covers the springs, but yes, the gaps between won't have a cover.) HTH and hopefully you have better luck finding a sturdy and colorfast cover.
1257316
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.
763401
I'm assuming so. It's not the same name brand as our trampoline and it's worked perfectly.
1292098
I'm not familiar with that model, but, it was very easy to install and seemed to be designed to fit many trampoline makes. FYI... I got my trampoline at Wal-Mart. Hope this helps.
198290
I'd say yes. All you have to do is pop the springs out of the holes and store the actual trampoline part. The metal frame wouldn't need to be disassembled! It was really easy to put together!
1273639
Yes, this fit properly whit support poles. It's just a litter part of the pad that you put between the pole and the trampoline structure
1039572
I don't really know. Our trampoline is 15' so I bought the one for the 15'. It fits exact so don't go a foot over thinking you can make it work. Not much help, sorry.
217868
we can tell that this replacement trampoline pad is way better quality then the one you get with your trampoline. The cover is padded better and it doesn't flip when you're jumping very well made. It measures 1ft.3" to cover the springs and then it has a flap of material covering the edge. Would recommend if your cover has fallen apart. Hope this helped sorry to be so detailed in explaining.
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.