I would like to know what ladder and stakes work best with this trampoline?
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I actually just purchased the ladder produced by Ultega so it'll be best fitted for the trampoline. Its all metal with no plastic so it'll last. Stakes, in reviews, heard the best thing to do is go to your local hardware store to buy the metal because prices they want are insane. If the stakes aren't metal then I wouldn't recommend buying, weaken over times. Wish I could be more help.
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I have never had to use the escape ladder (thank God) but although it is designed to stand off from a wall, I see no reason why it wouldn't work off a balcony...the whole point is getting out and on the ground without jumping.
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the trampoline mat WITHOUT anyone on it is about a foot off the ground. When you are bouncing it sinks a bit, of course, depending on your weight. So when you jump, youd be starting out lower then 1 foot off the ground for your upward movement. Also, the the tramp is tense (I adjust mine tightly with max knots) you dont get a lot of air. given those two things I think it would be very very hard to come close to hitting a ceiling.
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I am 66 years old and absolutely love my trampoline....it helps tone muscle and improves balance...I recommend you get the bar that fits the jumpsport as a safety option until your balance improves.... have fun I run 5 miles every other day and just bounce the others
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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.
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The ladder has hooks on top that connect to the bed. I bought one for my 3 and 4 yr old girls, they have worked great!
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I don't use anything underneath but it will be a good idea. Just keep in mind that you have to use stakes to secure the jumper
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You should buy them together and put up the enclosure when you do the rest of the trampoline. The poles of the enclosure sort of straighten the legs of the trampoline and give it a firmer base. I did the base first and the enclosure a couple weeks later and noticed a huge difference.
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I think that could cause a safety issue. My first recommendation would be to find an area that is flat. I have a backyard that is sloped in some areas by not others. I put the tramp in the only flat area I had. My second recommendation would be to put some flagstone or paver shims underneath the legs, and make sure they are stable and the trampoline won't slide off.
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I used a bungee cord (rubber) on each side to stabilize the ladder. The ladder was basically placed in between two vertical pool posts. I wrapped the bungee cord around the vertical pool frame post (top) and then hooked the two ends of the bungee cord to the stabilizer bar. Did the same thing on the other side so they sort of end up pulling against each other and stabilized the ladder. Worked really well. Hope this helps!
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The ladder needs weight. I did not use sand. I tie-wrapped a weight to top of last step.
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The legs are a combination with galvanized steel inserts that go through the plastic at the 90 corners and connect to the frame. It adds weight to the base and it's really light to maneuver. It keeps the steel off the ground and prevents rust. It's a solid trampoline for little kids. For the money it's pretty good.
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The ladder or jump rope doesn't come with the package - I bought the ladder separately, but didn't buy the jump rope, just jump roped in place without it. You can even do without the ladder and use some tape on the floor to do the workout.
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No this would not work, you can only use at the top. If you are in a situation where the ladder is not on firm ground, you would need something much different to stabilize the bottom of the ladder - large sheet of plywood - something like that.
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I bought the Upper Bounce kit, but I had inherited an old Jumper King trampoline frame, so I had to shim the poles with split hula hoops to make the poles fit. You need to be more specific as to what model trampoline you have?
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There is a place for it under the handle bar area. You plug it in and then there is another end that goes into the little red box under the jumper. If you go to google and put in the trampoline instructions they should come up.
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We've had years of fun with this item, but always be sure the supplied ground stakes are secure -- esp with multiple or heavier kids. I agree with other two answers to your questions. Doubt I would ever have playground equipment without stuff to soften inevitable child impact -- materials you find at schools and parks. Sorry.