The net I received doesn't have the buckles to connect the net to the middle of the poles as shown in the picture. Anyone else experienced this??
1827000
We received the buckles. They were permanently (sewn) attached to the net itself.
1827001
Yes, I had the same issue. It was upsetting as the photo shows it is for both styles of nets; however, it is not. The net droops between sections. I had a few plastic clamps will Velcro for another purpose and used those to overcome the issue. Truly is misrepresentation for certain. I decided it was easier to keep the net and modify than to go through the hassle to send back.
713080
There are several grommets around the net. I attached a bungee to the under side of the front seat back to a grommet to keep it tight.
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.
451787
Dear Robert, We bought our net at the dealership and had no trouble attaching it to the hooks. Buy from them if it does not work take it back. We are very pleased with ours. Good Luck!
1774268
We need more data. Where are you setting up the net? What kind of poles are you using?
925228
There are loops on each end of the net that slide over the poles. Maybe you could try to tie those loops to the net itself, then slide that over the pole. It might work...
1139564
I am not sure. But the item pictured is not what we got. The net that arrived had 3 straps per pole, with the bottoms ones being stretchy. I thought I was going to like it, but they made the net too tight. The net has lasted about a year - with it being up all winter - but one of the places where the strap attaches at the top of the pole has ripped away. Regarding weight limit - we often have 5 kids jumping at once - with the largest about 100 lb that would fall into the net. From that perspective it has held up fine. We are on our 3rd pad and 4th net and 3rd set of pole pads - when these deteriorate we have told the kids that is the end of the trampoline era. We'll see - they still love it.
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It might not look good but I bet if the net is bigger then the frame, all you would need to do is connect the little bungee cords to a square in the net that is NOT on the edge but rather in a little bit towards the center. You would have some overlap of the netting but it would work the same. I think my pitch back came with the bungee cords, if not, you will need to buy some.
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Call customer service. We ordered this last year for xmas and the electronic scoreboard did not work. Customer Service was helpful and the replacement part sent in just a couple of days. Another option for the nets (assuming you are talking about the nylon and not the actual rims) is to tape to the rim. I did this because I found the nets loose and always slipping off - black gorilla tape did the trick.
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Hey Marilyn- I am not sure if there is a replacement net. My suggestion is to look at the manufacture website. We love the net and have had no issues. &#128522;
1590689
Sorry, I haven't experienced that problem. If the net has holes in it, perhaps you can tie them closed with some form of string. I did experience some rips in the nylon shell, and patched them with the patch kit provided. Sorry I can't be of any assistance.
2144286
The net we purchased worked great. I already had preformed holes in my concrete so the poles just fit right into the existing holes. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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the poles are not spiked and do not go into the ground at all. Each end of the net is fastened with tough nylon thread that gets stacked into the ground at two points about 6 feet out from the pole. Basically the net is held up by tension on the end threads. It works very well but does take up some space. Figure room for the net plus an additional 6 feet on each side.
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It does not come with the poles. We had to buy them separately. The net is excellent quality.
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We ordered bungee cords made specifically to secure the net and make it springier. The original net came with them, too. I ordered them through Amazon. They work very well and our grandsons were thrilled.
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Mine are fine and I have quite a few. They pop up only slightly with no weight. Maybe your netting is twisted or too tight.
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Ehh, I bought one, but had to monkey-rig, re-tap the top ball.If I went to Home Depot I could have probably gotten the correct thread, but I pieced togehter what I had. The problem is that the socket/thread on the top of the pole is a non-standard thread (Coarse v Fine). I somehow got it to work. Not 'textbook' but i like the flagpole in all other ways that I ignore this problem :(