Does this net truly fit on the arches? Is it taut and fit nicely without sagging?
177999
Yes, the net fits over the arches and is taut. We have had this replacement net for 1 year+ and it is still holding up very well.
178000
This net fits nice. For once, it actually looks like the picture. It is taut and goes next to the bouncing pad, no sagging. The springs are not exposed to where a jumpers foot might slide into the springs either. Which were my biggest concerns. I recommend it without reservation. I should also mention, make sure you have correct measurements. There is very little room for errors, it is that tight.
178001
It is not super tight but it does the job. We went through 2 nets in 1 year and this one has lasted 2 years and still going strong.
178002
It fits well enough, not as well as the original, but I would consider the sagging minimal.
178003
I bought this as a replacement for the original net on our trampoline. Our trampoline is not the same brand. However, it fits really snug just like the picture. It has clips on the bottom instead of the shoe lace method. It also doesn't use the bungee clips at the top so it fits really well and doesn't sag.
753805
It should. Their shapes aren't that different, and the entire net is stretchy, so it should stretch to any shape.
1882053
Yes. We used ratchet straps to pull the net taut. Overall we are pleased with the net.
1041853
No; it has inserts for the left and right side to hold it square, but those do not extend past the top of the net. That said I could not be happier with the quality of this net for the price.
401858
not sure what you mean? it's a see-through net and has a fair bit of give, obviously. But it's fastened securely and if you wonder whether anyone will fall through it, then yes, it is "stable"!
1933166
It does. But honestly, the net was much smaller in person than I had assumed. So really think about your sizes. Hope this helps.
39851
I would say so ... There is plenty of extra slack on mine and I have normal size legs for an athlete. Plus they stretch and give alittle
1278977
The net and bracket stretch to a little more than 72". There is also a little chain on each end that attaches to the back of the bracket. It might be too tight of a fit, you can always return if it doesn't work out for you.
781931
The net fits into small self-standing "legs" I'll call them, at either end. Simple to put up and take down. These "legs" consist of a piece that lays on the ground and another piece rising perpendicular upwards to which the nets attaches
1451094
It does sag a bit ...it's not a perfect fit. I tightened it by placing a grommet in the center of each down flap while drawing it tight with fishing line to each corner post. The material is so much stronger than what originally came with the gazebo it's worth that little extra effort
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.
161747
I have flat feet also. The I have experienced no problems. I think the arch they are referring to is a metal arch the surrounds the ankle. I play competitive singles tennis, when I play I never notice the braces.
401859
I haven't had any trouble with the net. Not sure what others were complaining about. We love this trampoline and highly recommend it.
251869
Yes, though it is a bit of a snug fit. It was hard to get on straight the first time but after I re-situated it there was no problem.
706052
No, the material is thick and fits snug for bracing but no extra support in arch.
40285
It's a spring loaded clamp - but cushioned well so it doesn't harm the table. The net stays nicely taut.
532340
The net is about 34"X36", but it's very elastic and it stretches a lot. It fits perfectly my 2013 Ford Fusion. This measurement is open&gt;