is the top of he net held up by a pole/bar that goes around the top?
1483275
I bought this net for a model that has six vertical poles that are angled in at the top. There is a plastic cap in the end of each pole with a notch in it. The top of the net has a sleeve sewn into it the whole way around it. The net is held up by assembling a long steel rod in sections and threading it through the sleeve at the top of the net. The rod assembly will bend around and come together to form a complete circle. From inside the trampoline you lift the whole ring up and snap it into the notches in the plastic caps on the tops of the poles.
1483276
Yes, this is held up by a series of cable rods that are fastened together and bend to form the circle. The rods are not part of this package, they came with our original net.
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.
556931
I have not had that problem with my net. But the bottom of the net does slide up on us a little. I am looking for a small plastic cap to put on the end of the pole so I can attached the net to it to hold it down.
1681629
Not to my knowledge. It's filled from the top, so much easier for me to have it hanging from my multi- hangar feeder pole.
1867841
Hi Vinessa, I put my netting on the inside of the corner pieces and it was a little loose, but I'm looking at the factory picture and it looks like they put in on the outside. Maybe I put mine on wrong?!? No idea about the bar.
924900
Yes, in mine there is a center support that fits into a metal support. The whole net and frame set up in less.than five minutes.
1864128
It is similar to any rod extension. You loosen the cap or twisting knob at the top of the rod. Once it is loosen, you can pull and extend the rod. After fully extended or at the desired height, you can tighten it again to secure it in position. Very easy to set up and take down. I love this net.
781931
The net fits into small self-standing "legs" I'll call them, at either end. Simple to put up and take down. These "legs" consist of a piece that lays on the ground and another piece rising perpendicular upwards to which the nets attaches
2099845
No.You will either have to buy string, or velcro straps (if your net does not already have built in hooks)Net is still lasting fine, with lots of use.
2183918
Yes, the spike/receiver holds the fabric to the ground and the fiberglass 2 piece vertical pole, that holds the fabric upright, fits into the top of the spike.
1875287
Yes! There is a circular fiberglass rod that runs along the length of the top that keeps it from sagging. It works quite well! I hope this helps!
401858
not sure what you mean? it's a see-through net and has a fair bit of give, obviously. But it's fastened securely and if you wonder whether anyone will fall through it, then yes, it is "stable"!
819158
No. The net has an open bottom. The idea is that you hang it so there is a bit of slack on the ground that way you don't get any unexpected critters.
309513
Are you talking about the canvas on the top? They do have velcro straps that tie around the bars as you put the top on and in the corners of each, their is a small pouch that you slide on to the end of the bar in each corner. If you are talking about the netting then they come with hooks that go onto a bar similar to a shower curtain does in the bathroom. I hope this helps, I have had mine for awhile and am very pleased with it.
346591
No, only when the net is full. It holds quite a bit before you have to empty it.
1154570
Yes, the bar has a stop that prevents it from being pulled all the way out, as well as provide support for hanging clothes, etc. when fully extended.
1969228
No. the net comes with little hooks that hang onto the holders. The hooks are too small to hang onto the iron rim itself.