I have a stats 14" Trampoline. Would this fit it? The poles have a wiggle arch. Would I get the outside of frame poles or or the strap ones?
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If the dimeter of Your trampoline is 14 to 16 Feet it Will work! I have a 16 Feet dameter trampoline and it feets perfectly, this is a much stronger and better quality net than the original one ! Defenitely recommend it if the siZe fits!!! This net comes with straps.
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I'm not really sure of what size hammock stand would be suitable for this huge hammock since we bought it for our summer camping out in a rustic setting and just put it up between trees.....the straps advertised with it worked really well to hold the weight of our lively bunch, and didn't seem to damage the bark on the trees selected for the task....it's going to be a fun addition to our camping tradition.
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It should fit fine. The pole that I am using measures at 11" in circumference and I had to trim some of the velcro ends off as they were a bit long out of the package. A pole with a 13" circumference should actually cleaner without having the additional velcro overlap once the pad is in place.
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I think it would be too big. It fits perfectly on the 14 ft tramp. You might be able to overlap it and still wrap the straps around the legs. Not sure, but I think you would be better off with a 12 ft cover.
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As long as there is a bar or something to secure the strap to - yes, it will work. A quick google indicates they are a fairly standard trampoline, so it should work.
707294
I'm not sure what your question is but we do own this trampoline. My youngest daughter has been involved in gymnastics and has loved it - it's also her place of "refuge" when she wants to think! It is very sturdy - we have had to replace some of the posts and the net when a storm tore it from the ground. (order@1800trampoline.com) After that we also purchased the straps that you can use to anchor it down - very essential. It's large and very sturdy - she can do her back flips and all kinds of gymnastics moves!
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I used a 16ft extension aluminum pole and it works perfectly had to have about 1 inch into basket to tighten securely but have no problem using, think you have the same pole in mind
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You need the size that fits your trampoline, I have a 15 foot trampoline so I need one that fits a 15 ft.
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The strap that came with mine would probably fit around a 2' dia tree at least. It is probably at least 9' long. If you need longer, you can buy a ratchet strap at a outdoors store for pretty cheap. The back of the stand has a V shaped attachment that helps to stabilize the stand when it is fastened on to the tree. I've used my two stands for two seasons now and they haven't slipped once.
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I would buy one made for a 15' trampoline. I don't think this one would fit.
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Yes it fits the square trampoline. My 7 and 4 year olds jump all over it with no problems yet after 6 months. No info on the warranty.
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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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I have a space saver stand that is 9 ft apart. But I also have straps to use out camping or in the yard. The space for that totally depends on the tree thickness and your straps. I went camping in mid June and my straps would not go twice around a tree, so we had to put the strap about 10 ft up the tree with a kid on someone's shoulders and then stretch the other end to a tree about 12 ft away. Worked great, just looked weird :) I had to kick people out of *my* hammock to use it. It was a big hit and the kids enjoyed getting in it 2-3 at a time. No injuries all weekend.
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http://www.trampolinepartsandsupply.com/product2471.html Here is a link for the total enclosures but the price is way up there. I would contract them and see if they sell the poles separately is that is all you need.
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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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Only the 7.5ft trampoline, they make one for a 14ft I think its a circus tent. Hope this helps:)
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I also ordered mine for a 12 foot hammock. it was too large also. It appears that this hammock is made exactly 12 feet long which gives no room for stretch. I bet it would fit a 13-16 foot frame.