Will the 40 inch pad fit a trampoline with the outer ring measuring 48 inches? Also, how many leg holes does a 40 inch pad have?
1455111
My outer ring is 37 inches. Doesn't seem like it has enough give for 48 inches. Mine has 6 leg holes.
1455112
I'm not sure..but the one I had ordered was still too big for the trampoline. N I have I 14ft trampoline.. Not sure about the 40 inch n the holes. 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.
1606676
Yes, when you purchase the pad it ask what size. I believe they sell 36,38,40, and 48". So just select the 40" when you place your order.
44048
The mat itself is not measured! That is the main problem, as you have to trust the manufacturers measurements - which relate to the size of the frame only. So measure the distance between the edge of trampoline (where the springs attach to) to get your 10ft, 12ft or whatever size, measure the length of your springs 5in, 7in etc and then buy a mat for that size trampoline and springs trusting that the manufacturer has got it right. Which in my case they didn't!
1416766
It is pretty big so i would say 4.....you also have to consider weight. .....40lbs is max
1161267
The pad we use is 41" long and fits nicely. The sides are flared outward and measure the 58" The flat portion of the seat is 41".
2141900
My trampoline is 14 feet with six poles rounded top. I'm not sure about the trampoline you have but as long as its 14 ft with six poles, it will work. The round top has a bendable medal rod that snaps in place to the six poles. I hope this helps.
752876
I'm not sure of the length but it fits my skywalker trampoline just fine.Hope this helps.
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.
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.
1319198
The board I have is about 48" X 18" and the Checkys pad we bought fit that very nicely. Checkys may have another pad that is closer to the size you asked about. You'd have to look. Hope that helped.
521422
I don't know the exact number, but I can give a pretty good estimate. First, I am assuming the 15 foot diameter advertised is of the outer metal ring to which the springs attach. The bounce mat would be somewhat smaller since it sits about 6-8 inches inside of the outer ring. Using that assumption, that means the circumference of the outer frame is slightly over 47 feet. The springs are spaced every 6 inches on the outer ring so that means there about 94 springs +/- 2. There is a tool included in the hardware that makes springing it easy to do. Overall it's a well-made product. Put a water sprinkler underneath when it's hot and the kids jump for hours.
2172830
If your mat has more V-Rings than available holes in the frame for springs, then you ordered the wrong Mat. You need to measure 4 things: 1) Frame Diameter from the outside edge of the frame to the outside edge of the frame on the opposite side. This should be done at least twice, and the frame should measure out to +/- 2in of a whole foot number (i.e. 13ft, 15ft, but not 14.5ft) 2) Exact spring hole count on their frame, this will be an even number if it is a round trampoline. 3) The total length of a spring, removed from the frame and the mat, from hook-end to hook-end (not just the coil). The spring MUST be measured loose or it will give an incorrect length. 4) Mat Diameter, this is more of a reference to what size they should be looking for. The actual size of the Mat will change over time by several inches and depending on if it is hooked up or not. If all four of these sizes do not match up, then the Mat will not work. Let us know if you have any further questions.
1909217
You should be fine. The actual diameter from outside ring to ring is 42". I have mine sitting on a ledge around my pool that is 31" wide. There are three support legs and you need a minimum 30" to accommodate them-definitely not 48". I just took the measurements.
1647612
Does not come with the pad that covers the springs. My pad came with my trampoline, the net works with the pad I had.
1711920
The one i received was only about 4.5'dont go by the picture if you contact the seller yhey do carry a few different size nets the one you are probably looking for is a 15' trampoline net
40252
I just got out my measuring tape and checked mine... it is 48". (15" x 48" if you wanted both measurements.) Hope that helps!