I need an enclosure for a 15ft trampoline with 3 arches. Do I need to buy a safety pad, or will the enclosure be on the inside of the springs?
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The net does go on the inside of the springs, however you should still have a safety pad. If a child hits the net with enough force it could stretch/tear and they could get themselves caught in the springs. I wouldn't take that chance of the net stretching or tearing if a child bounced into the net with enough force.
356030
The enclosure is in the inside of the springs. We like this enclosure better than the one that came with the trampoline.
356031
It is on the inside of the springs. The safety pad is nice when you are climbing in and out of the trampoline though, and in case you are concerned about anyone pinching their fingers from the outside of the trampoline.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. This listing is for the trampoline enclosure system only, the trampoline is sold separately. This listing includes the enclosure net, poles and attachment hardware for your existing trampoline system. Please let us know if you have any more questions, we are here to help!
1845533
springs are on the inside with alot of protected padding and the surface is open for air and water to go thru no problems with any of it at all. It has been a blast.
1740529
Thank you for your inquiry, and interest in our Orbounder 12 ft. Trampoline and Enclosure Combo. This net is for 4 arches/ poles. The specifications are below: Replace your worn out trampoline enclosure net for added safety this season! Replacement net fits 12ft trampoline with 4 poles and sleeves. The net is made from high quality terylene mesh and the net is attached at the bottom between the safety pad and jumping mat with rope to ensure maximum safety. Net is made from thick mesh netting and is UV protected, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal protectants. This net is designed specifically for use on Jumpking, Bazoongi, and Orbounder enclosures using G3 poles and uses 5.5in springs but may fit other brands. Frame Size: 12ft Trampoline Shape: Round Pole Type: Straight poles with angle at top Number of Poles or Arches: 4 poles How does net connect at top?: Sleeves How does net connect on bottom?: Clips If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
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This is the entire system...poles with foam padding, clamps, net, etc. Does not include the padding that circles around the trampoline to cover the springs.
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.
713551
It took my husband and I a few minutes to figure out how the safety pad fit on the trampoline. Then we had to work together to pull and stretch it to get it in place. After that, we had to tie the ties. At first, we put it on incorrectly, and had to pull it off to put it on the correct way. The safety pad was definitely the most difficult and confusing part of putting the trampoline together. I wish I had the trampoline here with me so I could look at it in order to give you more specifics. It was a gift for my grandson, and it's at his house. I can't remember all the details of assembling the pad. It took my husband and I a few minutes to figure out how the safety pad fit on the trampoline. Then we had to work together to pull and stretch it to get it in place. After that, we had to tie the ties. At first, we put it on incorrectly, and had to pull it off to put it on the correct way. The safety pad was definitely the most difficult and confusing part of putting the trampoline together. I wish I had the trampoline here with me so I could look at it in order to give you more specifics. It was a gift for my grandson, and it's at his house. I can't remember all the details of assembling... » Read More It took my husband and I a few minutes to figure out how the safety pad fit on the trampoline. Then we had to work together to pull and stretch it to get it in place. After that, we had to tie the ties. At first, we put it on incorrectly, and had to pull it off to put it on the correct way. The safety pad was definitely the most difficult and confusing part of putting the trampoline together. I wish I had the trampoline here with me so I could look at it in order to give you more specifics. It was a gift for my grandson, and it's at his house. I can't remember all the details of assembling the pad. « Show Less
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You should not have to order any other parts. The trampoline was fantastic, just make sure to check that all of the springs for attaching it to the frame are enclosed. Ours was missing a couple which may have gotten lost in transit.
220324
Yes, it attaches on the inside. As a result the pad isn't really necessary except perhaps to protect the springs from the elements.
1766900
Yes enclosure comes with it. I have had other trampolines in the past. This one is awesome. You bounce so high. The quality is also good. No regrets on my purchase. My kids love it!
710660
I think that could cause a safety issue. My first recommendation would be to find an area that is flat. I have a backyard that is sloped in some areas by not others. I put the tramp in the only flat area I had. My second recommendation would be to put some flagstone or paver shims underneath the legs, and make sure they are stable and the trampoline won't slide off.
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Yes it can be assembled without the enclosure...BUT I'd highly recommend the enclosure. My daughter is a hardcore gymnast and that net has saved her rear end on numerous occasions. You are asking for a lawsuit from anyone that jumps on that thing as, for the past decade, these are meant to be built with the enclosure. That being said, this is an awesome trampoline.
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we can tell that this replacement trampoline pad is way better quality then the one you get with your trampoline. The cover is padded better and it doesn't flip when you're jumping very well made. It measures 1ft.3" to cover the springs and then it has a flap of material covering the edge. Would recommend if your cover has fallen apart. Hope this helped sorry to be so detailed in explaining.
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Measure from the outside of the frame. I have a 12' trampoline (according to the manual) and when I measure the frame, it is 12'. The actual fabric is a bit shorter. This enclosure has sat outside in some narly windy & winter weather and is still holding strong. Even after packing and moving once. In fact, for the winter, I just leave the poles up and pop the top off and let the surround lay on top of the trampoline. Never had an issue.
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They are completely covered. My 5yr old son is "all boy" and he tries to undo everything but this trampoline is the safest one I have found and I did a ton of research before deciding on this one. It is completely safe. He jumps, falls, and bounces off the padded poles and has never gotten hurt. I would say it's as safe as possible for a trampoline !(awesome purchase worth every penny)
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I don't really know. Our trampoline is 15' so I bought the one for the 15'. It fits exact so don't go a foot over thinking you can make it work. Not much help, sorry.
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Yes, this safety enclosure will work on a Pure Fun 14' round trampoline. So long as the leg poles of your specific Pure Fun model do not exceed 1.5 inches in diameter, this enclosure will work very well. Thank you for your interest in our products! - Customer Service, Trampoline Pro