Will this work with a Skywalker round 15' trampoline?
1602482
I returned because the poles almost immediately broke through the fabric :(
1602483
Yes it does. It's slightly "off" but easy enough to adjust the tie down elastics. Works great for outs
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.
1602485
yes, it will. just make sure you tie it down very well with the straps provided.
1602486
not sure but this umbrella only lasted one week before it was destroyed by a mild wind
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.
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I bought this for my daughters 12' trampoline. The trick is in how you secure it to the posts.We bought long zip ties and looped it around the enclosure supports well enough to keep it from being ruined in heavy winds.This is the 2nd one I have bought them. The ice and snow caved the first one this past winter due to the weight.The cover is amazing. It keeps the trampoline clean and it is much cooler in the summer because it completely shields the direct sun.I will buy them another if anything happens to this one. Well worth the money!
2252633
Yes, I believe it will. Bought for grandson and he uses it with small Lego people.
332259
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
1292098
I'm not familiar with that model, but, it was very easy to install and seemed to be designed to fit many trampoline makes. FYI... I got my trampoline at Wal-Mart. Hope this helps.
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If your mat has more V-Rings than available holes in the frame for springs, then you ordered the wrong Mat. You need to measure 4 things: 1) Frame Diameter from the outside edge of the frame to the outside edge of the frame on the opposite side. This should be done at least twice, and the frame should measure out to +/- 2in of a whole foot number (i.e. 13ft, 15ft, but not 14.5ft) 2) Exact spring hole count on their frame, this will be an even number if it is a round trampoline. 3) The total length of a spring, removed from the frame and the mat, from hook-end to hook-end (not just the coil). The spring MUST be measured loose or it will give an incorrect length. 4) Mat Diameter, this is more of a reference to what size they should be looking for. The actual size of the Mat will change over time by several inches and depending on if it is hooked up or not. If all four of these sizes do not match up, then the Mat will not work. Let us know if you have any further questions.
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This was bought for my daughter's trampoline and I initially bought a 12' and then found it was 14' and exchanged it for that size. I don't know the length of the springs but the 14' fit perfectly so I would assume the springs are all the same and therefore a 14' should fit fine. In the event, Amazon is very good to refund your purchase price if you need to try again for the perfect fit.
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Hi Howard, I have no idea of the answers to your questions. I can tell you that I am actually quite pleased with the trampoline. It is the second one we have owned, and it seems to be well built. The kids like it better than the first one that we had for many years, as this one is both larger and bouncier. Good luck. Allen
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Measure the diameter of your trampoline and count the number of springs, if the numbers match then it will work.
1455112
I'm not sure..but the one I had ordered was still too big for the trampoline. N I have I 14ft trampoline.. Not sure about the 40 inch n the holes. Sorry
1099164
I bought this for our 15foot trampoline 2yrs ago and it's held up well. It's got a bit of give to it around sides. And at top fits pretty snug for our 15ft. I would think it would fit a 14ft. well. I remember when we installed it we had to really do it as instructions say when you attach at top or you may have difficulty. I think it is worth money we paid and well made overall.
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I can't speak to the differences between the years but I would believe so. This attaches to the "legs", rather than the existing slots, so as long as your model has the same feet configuration as "Orbounder Trampoline and Enclosure Combo 14-Feet" (as mine is) you should be fine.
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If you have 3 legs that are shaped kind of like the letter "U" it theoretically should work. But I found (even after confirming diameters with this company) that the diameter of the clamps to attach the poles on the net, to the legs of the trampoline did not work on my older, wider-poled JumpKing. I ended up buying much longer screws to reach, and cut up a hula hoop (splitting the plastic sections lengthwise) to use as shims. I will try to upload a photo to show my work-around.
1749585
I would buy one made for a 15' trampoline. I don't think this one would fit.
1731580
I'm not sure if it's long enough, you will have to check the measurements, sorry I don't have that brand of trampoline.
1693143
I would assume so. As long as you trampoline has bars that lay horizontally on the ground, (which I believe most do) it will work.
1686398
I can't guarantee it, but if your tramp looks like the one in the picture, I think it will work.
1863780
If it's an O'Briens trampoline I would assume so. If it isn't an O'Briens I would keep looking for a different part.