Am I right to assume that it would be a suitable fit for the 7' trampoline with the net enclosure?
1447305
yes for the jump pod 7' trampoline with net enclosure. great way to get a little shade, but can get a little warm inside on very hot days.
1447306
we placed it on a "My First Trampoline" and attached it to the bottom underside, not a perfect fit but serves the purpose just fine and the kids love it.
1447307
Yes. We have a 7' trampoline with a net enclosure and we use the Bazoongi Tree House just fine.
15857
Yes. This is what we bought for our child's trampoline. Has lasted a long time.
570023
I don't see why not as long as the edge of the net is not more than 8 inches or less than 4 inches (give or take)from the frame. The bungees are fairly stiff so should provide adequate rebound.
1602484
It should work fine - we used it on a 12' trampoline and it had a lot of hang-over. We love this canopy! Easy to set up, too.
2107402
Yes, I used it for a different brand. I lowered the enclosure onto the tramp, put the cover over all of it, and hook the adjustable straps to the legs.
142762
No, this is more of a fishing net with larger holes. I would not use it for a trampoline.
15910
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.
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!
699821
The net has four poles that attach to the legs of the trampoline. Most trampolines have 4 u-shaped leg sections that attach at 8 points to the round jumping platform. As long as you have a regular old trampoline then this will fit.
332260
We have an old trampoline, about 12 years old. I'm not sure the brand. But this enclosure was the only one I could find that would fit it. It works great & a perfect fit. I highly recomment this product.
765136
Should be okay because the whole net is encompassed by an elastic. This may be hard to envision but if you put it onto your net frame and let the bottom "corners" of the net pull in, it'll be a nice fit. What you'll see is that the two lower "corners" of the netting will pull in so that the bottom-back of the net area has netting on the ground. Wish I could make it clearer, but I can't. Basically, you should be fine.
1781125
If u add some kinda weight like a sand bag or bricks at the base of the net in back , I think you should be fine.
679910
No. The fiberglass pole that creates the ring around the top is made for 14' trampolines. It would not fit on a smaller trampoline. The rest of this kit would "work" with a 12' 6" trampoline, but that fiberglass circle would not. You could try to jimmy rig it and make the circle smaller, but that would be up to you to figure out.
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.
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.
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.
668886
I, like others, bought the wrong size. My trampoline is 16 from outer to outer edge and 14 from black edge to black edge. I'm not sure what possessed me to order the 12 ft but I did. They were great to deal with on getting the correct size though. We just added a few extension pieces that velcroed on to the 12 ft pad. It works great and has held up nicely during the hard winter we've had. I'm sorry, I didn't really answer your question. I would try to call the company, they were very easy to contact and very helpful.