Some pictures I've seen online show an exposed spring, but the Amazon picture doesn't. Are you able to pull up or push down the ballerina to hide it?
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i gave to my grand daughter for Christmas and I believe it just bends down...but i must say for the price it was beautiful. My older daughter want an adult size version of this..really nice
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The spring is there when the lid closes. When the top is closed she goes down. When lid up she stands up.
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Why would you want to hide it? It is on a little spring so it bends over when you close the lid. Otherwise, you would konk out the ballerina. She is very flexible. :)
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The box spring came folded in half. It was easy (I did it myself) to open it flat. The zippered cover then encloses it and keeps it from folding back should you somehow turn it upside down and shake it!!
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The spring goes into the black strap in the front of the carrier. The black strap devides to top and bottom zippered mesh openings. There is a small slit at the end of the strap and the spring just slides in. It keeps the mesh front from collapsing.
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It is on the inside of the springs. The safety pad is nice when you are climbing in and out of the trampoline though, and in case you are concerned about anyone pinching their fingers from the outside of the trampoline.
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In the back at the bottom (next to the spring) you will see a silver pin...push the pin through and it should pop up.
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Springs are on the inside of enclosure and covered with mat. Jumping surface isn't mesh. Neither ever caused an issue.
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It has springs. We did see one on display at the local Kmart but Amazon had the best price.
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There are no springs inside. It is an air mattress with flocking on top. It was made to go on top of a hide-a-bed mattress.
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I think you may have put it together wrong. The spring does not go in the tube, it is on the outside. I ran into this same problem then realized that I had things a little backward. The instructions leave something to be desired, but if you study the picture on the box, it will be clear.
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No. It is open on top. We purchased this bouncy in November and our kids just love it. It is really well made. Very durable, even withstands adults.
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I bought this trampoline last fall. The enclosure goes around the outside of the springs, but the springs are well-covered by a heavy duty pad, that is connected to the trampoline and ties over the springs.
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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.
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The springs are outside the net but it isn't a perfect seal. You could still have a kid stick a leg through between the net and the trampoline. FWIW my kids still run around the outside of the net on the pad. I think the pad is the least important of all the safety gear but it's cheap and I'd still get it.
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It looks like they've recently changed the photograph--and it is confusing. If the design is still the same as the version I bought in 2012, then there is a flat and very sturdy wire grid that bolts into the wood part of the crib frame at each corner. The mattress just sits on that wire grid. The openness of the wire grid allows air to circulate underneath the mattress. There is nothing like that thick box spring in the version I bought.
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Yes, it could easily be pulled down. It's held in place with a spring rod and occasionally I've pulled in down going in and out. The plus side is that you secure it in 3 placed on the sides with Velcro tabs so that even when in comes down it's usually not all the way and yes it is very lite.
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The changing area simply snaps on to the top of the playard. You could remove it to access the bottom area, which would seem safer as it would be in the way over the top. It comes off fairly easily. I have only used this with a newborn at this point, but am very pleased with it.
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Hi It works great for me in my daughters room and slides under her bed. It pulls out easily on a wooden floor. I have to remove the rug in front of the bed as the wheels get a little tangled as it is very low profile. You might need to "block" the wheels as the frame will slide if on a wood floor and a kid runs and jumps. Lots of fun!