I have a Skywalker 16 x 14 oval trampoline. Would this work (even if it wouldn't completely cover the whole thing)?
1257316
I have a 15' trampoline I bought this canopy for. It hangs over about a foot all the way around. I would suspect you could improvise and it would work ok.
1257317
It should BUT I would highly recommend securing it around the top to the frame of your side netting using simple wire ties (you can buy these at discont stores, hardwares, etc and are very inexpensive). We didn't on our original cover and high winds blew it off, tearing it in numerous places.
1257318
Using the incorrect size will cause damage. Whether too big or small it will not connect correctly.
302701
In Arizona, I have the skywalker 14' camouflage trampoline on a gravel landscape but dug 1/2 inch ground and it is very sturdy. My adult son, me and the installer has jumped on it continuously with absolutely no movement inconsistency.
1099166
I'm not sure, but it is snug. It's better than the cheap one that came with our original trampoline, but still ripped about a year later.
1510160
Yes - I am using it on a 32" trampoline. It would fit up to a 36" trampoline.
175832
Mine was from Walmart as well and was 14' and this was a direct replacement. My trampoline was exactly as the amazon picture shows with 6 supports but I can't see why this wouldn't work as long as you have the enclosure ring that screws apart.
44048
The mat itself is not measured! That is the main problem, as you have to trust the manufacturers measurements - which relate to the size of the frame only. So measure the distance between the edge of trampoline (where the springs attach to) to get your 10ft, 12ft or whatever size, measure the length of your springs 5in, 7in etc and then buy a mat for that size trampoline and springs trusting that the manufacturer has got it right. Which in my case they didn't!
1602484
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.
197840
it should unless you have it raised up off the ground. in that case it would cover a little less. I use mine to create a tent to keep rabbits from eating my bean sprouts. the way I have the tent made the actual coverage is about 3'x20'.
668886
I, like others, bought the wrong size. My trampoline is 16 from outer to outer edge and 14 from black edge to black edge. I'm not sure what possessed me to order the 12 ft but I did. They were great to deal with on getting the correct size though. We just added a few extension pieces that velcroed on to the 12 ft pad. It works great and has held up nicely during the hard winter we've had. I'm sorry, I didn't really answer your question. I would try to call the company, they were very easy to contact and very helpful.
852633
This fit my trampoline perfectly which is the 15ft. But 6 poles it does fit.. But yu can try it..
1602487
Yes, it does fit a 15'...but please be advised, I highly recommend anchoring the trampoline, because weather u do or don't the cover will act as a sail, our was ancored & on 4 points & it still lifted it & it bent our frame for our skywalker.
945559
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.
1447307
Yes. We have a 7' trampoline with a net enclosure and we use the Bazoongi Tree House just fine.
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.
1396204
Well, first of all, you wouldn't want it "level to the ground" or you won't be able to flex the trampoline. I think it goes without saying that you could dig a big hole and put it in that if you want, knock yourself out.
507633
I had a pretty rough patch to put it on so I took some sand, from an old sandbox and spread the sand across the area. The space is by no means totally flat and the trampoline works great. You just need to be concerned about the 4 diagonal bars that contact the ground. This is a great trampoline - my daughter is now in Level 5 gymnastics and swears by it.
1825414
I would say no. there is no way to store this product if you do not fully assemble it. The best place to but it for me was in my daughters room. the trampoline measures 5"6 tall and about 4.5" round. And she still has room to play with her other toys. I hope this helped you.