Does the netting have to be used on this? We plan to use this indoors only in a very open room, so we don't want to use the netting.
608429
You need to use the bolts to secure the footings otherwise it will fall apart. If little children are going this I recommend the netting. My four year old gets bounced around pretty good. Can't say how many times the net has saved him from not getting hurt.
608430
I speak only as a parent. This trampoline can be used without the netting, but you will need to find a plug or cap that will fit in the pipe gap and use the bolt in the package to secure it. If you don't do this a child's toe could get stuck
758192
Our net is on the inside. This pad has a lip so I don't believe it would work if the net were on the outside. It wouldn't look as aesthetically pleasing either.
1982622
I don't see why not. You would need to drill your own holes in order to attach the netting. I'm sure you would come up with something. I added long drape panels and tie them back at the posts. I simply added curtain rods. Looks beautiful!
2209119
the netting has 1" openings----it is quite flexible and can be used for many things (I tie it around tomatoe cages, pepper plants, cabbages, etc.). I further intend putting it over my dwarf fruit trees for protection. It is pretty study "stuff".
2122714
I certainly am no expert, but I would say no. The netting is probably nylon or another synthetic similar to it and the weights are a hard plastic.
682527
We used it for our daughter's queen bed and it covered because the netting flows but I think it would be even more suited for a twin or full sized bed. Hope this helps
1997249
I think the instruction say indoor use only. It would probably be ok to use outdoors if, for example, the outdoor use was for a short time, the weather was clear and you take care to bring it back indoors at the end of the evening, but I don't think it's intended to be left outdoors or subjected to moisture in the air.
1600670
Although I think the netting would be just fine, I am sure the structure tubing would not. I wouldn't go to the expense of this item for your purpose.
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.
322702
It depends on how tall the bunkbed is. The person on top will probably have the net touching them and it will need to stretch out of shape to cover that bunk, which means the bottom bunk may not have enough net left for full coverage.
994437
If you have the netting attached, then no. You can only enter through the "door" on the side. If you do not attach the netting, then it will be perfect. (The screen on the one we purchased is one continuous piece that wraps around.)
119471
The netting is held in place with a drawstring. It won't stay on with the umbrella closed. I think you could cinch it all the way and it may stay on, not sure.
2235836
I use it indoors but I dont see why you couldnt use it outdoors as long as its covered
2068942
I think it can be used like that but I'm not 100%. Right now we have the net because we have small children. But that's a good question cause when my kids get older that's a good idea. I would have to go out to the yard and see.
383305
I think it could be used for that, there is plenty of room inside the netting for us. I thought the netting being black would make it hard to see through but it's very easy to see through and you have a very clear view of everything.
262823
You can not hang the rods on the netting. The netting will break with any weight on it.... But you can drape the netting over the rods....and tie it down with small zip-ties. But do not hang anything from the netting. It is not a real fishing net, if it is, the fish could easily break free of it.
1523332
Honestly not thought about that... Not considered needing to do that as the bug netting never seemed to be I the way. I don't see why it could not be done, will have to check that out on my next camp out.