I'm looking for inexpensive storage for a 14ft trampoline. Do you think this would be big enough to hold the net, mat &amp; some of the shorter poles?
734622
Probably. As long as poles can lay flat. I store back and bottom cushions for 3 oversized outdoor chairs. The cushions are all 4 inches thick.
2171380
It is pretty durable so I don't see there being a problem. I would keep the outside, extendable rods with little weight garments. But the inner section will be able to hold what you have.
765136
Should be okay because the whole net is encompassed by an elastic. This may be hard to envision but if you put it onto your net frame and let the bottom "corners" of the net pull in, it'll be a nice fit. What you'll see is that the two lower "corners" of the netting will pull in so that the bottom-back of the net area has netting on the ground. Wish I could make it clearer, but I can't. Basically, you should be fine.
1753025
For a short visit, as long as there is a space where you can rest this where it won't get bumped or stepped on, it will probably work great. Only holds about two dozen hangers and you need to hang them with a pretty even balance between the three arms.
1917515
Honestly I don't know, but I don't think it would be a problem. The pole/base does not need to be close by the net. If the string is not long enough, you can replace the string with a longer one and attach to the pole/base. You will need to make sure that the poles are anchored enough otherwise the net will fold.
1747209
I would say no. The trampoline itself is pretty tight so not a lot of give. This is a great thing. We have three of these now in three different households of grand kids. They all love them!
958187
I have this setup in my garage. I put placed the heavier items on the bottom for a little more sturdiness. It's works well so far. If your kids want to move bad enough, they will. You know how that goes. It's definitely not strong enough to climb on, but it's not that flimsy really. It's a great cheaper storage option. Hope that helps.
1085412
I am not sure what straps you are talking about but the net does fit very good on the trampoline. It is not to tight but has a nice firm fit. There is straps on top and then it gets set into each of springs. Please let me know if you have any other questions. I would order from them again.
2199227
Yes, but you dont want to put anything heavy. My 14 y/o uses it to place some extra sweaters he owns.
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.
1727009
Yes, it would work great because the baskets are closed on all sides, thus preventing things from slipping out. I use min to store paint and craft items.
1180953
I can't be certain, but I would think this would be ok. It's completely soft, so it's not like there would be a base that doesn't fit between the side rails. I think it would be worth trying. It holds a TON of stuff, and you can tighten it much as you need. I hope this helps!
709303
Yes it think it would work. Should hold maybe 3 thick ones, more if they are thinner. You can assemble without the middle part but doesn't come in and out as you want. Hope that helps!
332259
Yes, this safety enclosure will work on a Pure Fun 14' round trampoline. So long as the leg poles of your specific Pure Fun model do not exceed 1.5 inches in diameter, this enclosure will work very well. Thank you for your interest in our products! - Customer Service, Trampoline Pro
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I think it would PROBABLY hold it. They are built fairly well but the problem I had was that this rack requires gutters in order to work. Also be advised that I returned mine and didn't get a refund.
644866
It would be sturdy enough, but I am not sure it would be big enough. I guess it depends on how you arrange things on it.
1931138
I rigged a semi-permanent set of metal poles in my yard and tied the net to it. We have a big yard and it is perfect for us but I don't think it would work for just anyone. As far as setting it up in a park, I wouldn't recommend this unless you already had vball poles and a portable setup. I would recommend something that is meant to be assembled and disassembled and you can find them online and they come with everything. If you can make your own, go for it.