What does the 12-feet measure? Is it the size of the actual jumping area (meaning we need a larger footprint for the frame) does 12ft include frame?
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.
2121758
I just went from the outside of the frame. It wasn't exact about a foot off the one I orders but it fits perfect. Figure if it's 12 ft then a 13 will work.
922953
I think the trampoline is about 6 feet high so it really depends on how tall the jumpers are. We use ours outdoors only.
1453949
I jump with my 9 yr old daughter but 2 is the max if you want to avoid mishaps. Its pretty small really. Great for my kiddo to do flips on alone. Actual jumping surface is 54x100 inches.It was smaller than i expected but great for my gymnast.
1712283
Hi! I don't remember but I think it was a little bigger so you might have to put the back seat down. I still jump with my son in it and my husband is 6'1 and jumps with him too still holding strong
421214
Most ceilings are at least eight feet high so unless you are six feet tall and you jump more than two feet high you shouldn't have any problems. Another idea is to use it outside where there would be no height restriction.
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.
1258654
The 16ft does include the padding. This is my third trampoline in about 24 years. This trampoline is by far the best 1 yet! Great firm quality, the kids LOVE it and it's very, very easy to put together.
2143382
I purchased it. Then measured it to the height I wanted. I went to lowes and bought (measured and cut) heavy duty chain and it worked perfectly. I think I needed about 5 feet... You may need a little more or less depending on the height you want. GREAT swing! Love it!!
148744
Not sure as to the questions but i would venture to say that you would need a at least a 25ft. by 25ft. area for kids to use equipment without bumping into objects or any interfereinces hope this helps
1809364
That is the entire size. With that said, this is the best trampoline I have bought for my autistic son. Does not take up the whole back yard. He has plenty of room to jump!
103077
don't worry, I am 47 and 160 lbs and I jump regularly with my 12 year old girl. I am usually jumping higher than her head!
1361219
if yours is 12 feet, you should get one of those nickle boards. they are like penny, just bigger. penny is 22", i think nickle is 27" (the size of the board)
2026584
The jumping area is pretty much 8 x 8. You may loose a little space in the corners but it is plenty room--more so than I imagined. My Grandchildren love it--it blows up and deflates very quickly too!
1652863
I just measured, and it is 74". My 5 yr old jumps higher than that, so I would be careful if it is too close to the ceiling for bigger kids.
945559
Measure from the outside of the frame. I have a 12' trampoline (according to the manual) and when I measure the frame, it is 12'. The actual fabric is a bit shorter. This enclosure has sat outside in some narly windy & winter weather and is still holding strong. Even after packing and moving once. In fact, for the winter, I just leave the poles up and pop the top off and let the surround lay on top of the trampoline. Never had an issue.
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I didn't measure the height.My son is almost 4yrs and the 12'' bike is small for him.