Does the trampoline need a ladder to climb on to the jumping surface? and if so what size ladder a?
1952186
My little guy (3yrs) needed a step stool, but the bigger kids can just climb in.
1740829
You will need more space that for Insanity. With the agility ladder and the jumps (both forwards and sideways), you will need some clearance of at least 8-10 feet. Also, with the speed rope (if you choose to use one) you will need vertical clearance of at least 10-12 feet. Hope this helps.
1010818
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.
457121
we have a 13ft trampoline also and this fits perfectly --- (this is our second one and I bought a third for when this one gets old b/c they were on sale!) We have the 13ft round trampoline from Sam's...... not even the Jumpking brand and it works very well. My husband secured it with ties - and it was not difficult at all. Enjoy!
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.
41851
We have the 10 foot Ultega. The net is on the outside of the springs and pads. Not that you asked about this, but we really like this trampoline. It is very stable. We've had it for about two years with no problems other than having to replace the spring safety pad
1549865
My kitten uses both the ladders on the way up, but only the top one on the way down and then leaps to the floor. The ladders are probably more for energetic cats that want to take the express route up and down the tree.
2026021
I'm not sure but if 12 feet means the jumping area and you needed to add room for the springs and frames you would only need to add another 12 to 14 inches to it for the total foot print size. I've never actually measured our trampoline.
2076299
Yes, I have this enclosure and it comes with everything you need to install a safety enclosure/net on your existing trampoline. Hope this helps.
1849357
The trampoline material itself is every bit as sturdy as a full size tramp, however the size of the jumping area may not be big enough for an older child. My 3 year old son (he is very tall - 39 inches) is already too big to jump inside without hitting the guard rail. The inside diameter is only slightly larger than his arm span.
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The 13' Bouncer has some bounce to it. If you are looking for a floating trampoline that has big bounce, check out the Island Hopper 15' Classic water trampoline. Here is a great comparison video to explain the differences between bouncers and water trampolines. http://watertrampolines.com/comparem.asp
878486
I think you measure the jumping surface. All you get is the net. If you need everything else look at getting an enclosure not a replacement net.
1071741
My Trampoline did not require any bolts at all. The silver pieces all fit into each other, and there is a push-button that lines up with the holes. There is some adjusting required to get everything fitted together. It is much easier to get the base together with two people, and when the silver pieces are in the final position, if they are upside down it makes it much harder to flip over.
733560
I have a Skywalker 15' trampoline (ATC15G). The instructions that came with the trampoline say, "Tie the trampoline frame down to the ground using ropes and stakes (not included). At least three ropes and three stakes should be used. Make sure to attach the ropes to the top of the trampoline frame: do not simply secure the legs or the bases to the ground as they can separate from the frame sockets. The tops of the stakes should be at ground level so that they will not create a tripping hazard. In addition, the topes of the stakes should be covered, if necessary, so that users will not be hurt be falling onto the stakes." So, I guess you're supposed to get some rope to tie the stakes to the top of the trampoline frame. I imagine it's also good to put the stakes into the ground at an angle, like you do with tent stakes, to make it harder for the ropes to pull them out.
10189
Forwarded the question to my daughter who has the trampoline. I know that her kids use a little step stool to get on, but they are not very agile! My guess is that it is about 2 1/2 - 3 feet off the ground. The kids LOVE it, BTW.
991694
I am not sure! I purchased this trampoline for my 4 Grandchildren. They range in age from 11 down to 8 and I know they all get on it with my daughter too. It was a fantastic gift for them and they use it every day.
639949
I'm not sure. I would think not attaching it would leave too big a space for falling. The climbing wall on each side has been great and safe. My grandson tackled the lower side first and now climbs the full side. He jumps from the ladder but is sitting on a step when he does. He is 3 by the way. I think jumping from the space for the slide might just be asking for an injury.