Can someone tell me, how it actually attacts to the trampoline? or its it just really tight so fits like that ?
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Well it is not a perfect fit but the kids love it. I put the tree house cover over the top of the trampoline posts all except for two of which I had on the inside. It is a very tight fit. It has withstood the wind and rain so far. My 11 year old and my 3 year old absolutely love it. I also jump in it.
1749585
I would buy one made for a 15' trampoline. I don't think this one would fit.
194628
Yes, we have a safety net too and this fit just fine. On our trampoline the safety net poles attach to the support legs. Therefore, there is/can be a gap between the support poles and the frame itself.
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!
1476932
Well there is no shape to this net it is just kinda a net with the bungy like string that makes it fit the net, i have a 6 x 4 and it fits and a 5 x 3 and it fits so really the elastic or the net makes it fit to basically anything, that is about it if you have any other questions just email me at kaoticmonkey45@gmail.com hope i can help
1911714
Yes. I did have to buy bigger ubolts because my trampoline is not Pure fun brand. It it works perfectly, comes with the net, poles and the padding for the poles
1107431
I would just use a measuring tape and just measure the diameter across the entire width of the trampoline.
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.
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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.
2211847
Agree with the previous answer, plus it is more of a crash pad than a trampoline feel
361024
I bought this trampoline last fall. The enclosure goes around the outside of the springs, but the springs are well-covered by a heavy duty pad, that is connected to the trampoline and ties over the springs.
216001
It fit my 14' round trampoline perfectly. I am not sure about Sportspower...I,don't know what that means...sorry.
1166455
It is just a little tight. I think with use it will loosen up. My grandson does not seem to be having any trouble with it.
1731580
I'm not sure if it's long enough, you will have to check the measurements, sorry I don't have that brand of trampoline.
2264106
Honestly you do not want this trampoline enclosure. I bought it to replace the enclosure that came with trampoline I bought at Sams Club. I was very disappointed. It was difficult to get on, there are straps but they do not stay where they are supposed to and it was always slipping own. It finally even tore open. I replace it with this one.Trampoline Part Store® 15' - 3- Sleeve Replacement Trampoline Safety Net Fits Sam's Club & Other Brands with the 3 Arch/6-pole Sleeve Enclosure System It is much better. I has a sleeve at the top and stays put. Honestly you do not want this trampoline enclosure. I bought it to replace the enclosure that came with trampoline I bought at Sams Club. I was very disappointed. It was difficult to get on, there are straps but they do not stay where they are supposed to and it was always slipping own. It finally even tore open. I replace it with this one.Trampoline Part Store® 15' - 3- Sleeve Replacement Trampoline Safety Net Fits Sam's Club & Other Brands with the 3 Arch/6-pole Sleeve Enclosure System It is much better. I has a sleeve at... » Read More Honestly you do not want this trampoline enclosure. I bought it to replace the enclosure that came with trampoline I bought at Sams Club. I was very disappointed. It was difficult to get on, there are straps but they do not stay where they are supposed to and it was always slipping own. It finally even tore open. I replace it with this one.Trampoline Part Store® 15' - 3- Sleeve Replacement Trampoline Safety Net Fits Sam's Club & Other Brands with the 3 Arch/6-pole Sleeve Enclosure System It is much better. I has a sleeve at the top and stays put. « Show Less
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I am not sure that I completely understood your question. Obviously the trampoline does not covered from the top. My granddaughter jumps to the sky. From one side she comes in and zipped the zipper. The springs attached to the frame very firm and nobody can take them off. Several kids jumped inside and nothing happened during 2 years. I think it is very good trampoline and your child will be completely save.
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Hello! I wouldn't even mess with it. The one that comes with the trampoline shredded all over the yard. Then I bought a replacement on eBay that had better quality tarp-like material. It is still together, but the color (pink) faded to white in a few months. There is another trick I plan to do once this one is gone: Google "Cover your trampoline springs with pool noodles! ". (You just chop fun noodles into foot-long-ish sections and then put them over. It covers the springs, but yes, the gaps between won't have a cover.) HTH and hopefully you have better luck finding a sturdy and colorfast cover.