I would like to know what ladder and stakes work best with this trampoline?
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I actually just purchased the ladder produced by Ultega so it'll be best fitted for the trampoline. Its all metal with no plastic so it'll last. Stakes, in reviews, heard the best thing to do is go to your local hardware store to buy the metal because prices they want are insane. If the stakes aren't metal then I wouldn't recommend buying, weaken over times. Wish I could be more help.
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I use 2 empty large "Tidycat Lightweight" plastic containers. Fill them as much as possible with sand, then add water until they have very little air in them. Tuck them underneath these steps, or any steps, and secure with zip ties, or long white shoestrings to the ladder. This will hold the ladder down but you can undo them and take them out in the winter. You can use a little less sand/water mix to make it lighter to lift if you use 3 or more containers. This works great for me.
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You should buy them together and put up the enclosure when you do the rest of the trampoline. The poles of the enclosure sort of straighten the legs of the trampoline and give it a firmer base. I did the base first and the enclosure a couple weeks later and noticed a huge difference.
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Put a flat plate underside of ladder for added support at the ladder loops use stainless bolts long enough to use the plate underside of the floor
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I agree with Carol, and the trampoline also states for safety, only one child at a time..not going to happen on any trampoline! But this thing is sturdy and well built, we've had 6 that were 11 year + at one time with no troubles. And ladder, yes, recommend it.
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This particular ladder system will NOT work with your ladder, But they do sell a project tray accessory (Little Giant 15012) for your particular ladder (Little Giant 15270-001 flip-n-lite 300-pound duty stepladder, 6ft
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Only for trampolines. One side is held up by the trampoline and the other connects to a pole staked in the ground.
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I have, and it seems to be safe enough, you should though, take into consideration the weight limits in the spec's if it is shown in them.This has been a really handy ladder, which I have used a lot since I purchased it.
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It should work fine - we used it on a 12' trampoline and it had a lot of hang-over. We love this canopy! Easy to set up, too.
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It came with sturdy stakes that you pound through openings in each leg of the swingset into the ground. It is fairly secure system but keep in mind this size swingset is not meant for extreme swinging. My grands love it. Martha R.
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We put ours in a tall tree. We also have it low enough that the kids can get on themselves. My husband used a tall ladder and additional rope to hang the swing from a sturdy limb.
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Hi Howard, I have no idea of the answers to your questions. I can tell you that I am actually quite pleased with the trampoline. It is the second one we have owned, and it seems to be well built. The kids like it better than the first one that we had for many years, as this one is both larger and bouncier. Good luck. Allen
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Yes it will still work, the attachments are stretchy, just note that this is a great product, however with the canopy it will want to lift the whole trampoline during high winds. So if at all possible anchor your trampoline.
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Depending on how high it is hanging and how tall of a person you are, yes you would need a ladder. So far I just use my remote that came with it. Cathy
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the best "mobile" set up that I have seen is metal pipes like you would use to build a fence, screw in eyelet to connect the net to. Then on the bottom of the pipes, either cement them into 5 gallon buckets or old tires work better (wider base, easier to roll when you moving them).
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The stakes that came with the canopy were a bit thin in my opinion. Coleman sells a tent kit (http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-830B400T-Tent-Kit/dp/B0009PUQ8M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1369870717&sr;=8-1&keywords;=coleman+tent+kit) that has some sturdier stakes or you can search for Coleman 10" stakes. They work great in compact dirt, can't speak to sand.
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I am 66 years old and absolutely love my trampoline....it helps tone muscle and improves balance...I recommend you get the bar that fits the jumpsport as a safety option until your balance improves.... have fun I run 5 miles every other day and just bounce the others