Would you use one set of 4 or should I use two sets? I have a 14" trampoline.
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We have some pretty high winds and ours is only anchored with four. So far it has not budged. I hope this has been helpful.
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I have about the same size trampoline and used one set of 4 and it holds just fine even during severe thunderstorms and windy days.
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I live in a very windy area of Texas, so I put 2 stakes in each section on each end. My trampoline hasn't budged a bit even after a couple of 45 mph sustained windy days. I like to be safer than sorry, so if it was me I would go with the 2 sets of four stakes.
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For most parks you would only need one set. The parks today are more level than the old parks. If you travel to out of the way places you may need two sets.
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two would be plenty. One would likely not be quite enough, esp. if you have to do railing, balusters, and support posts.
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Not too complicated... Order the 13' net if your trampoline is 13' diameter.
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I'm not sure what everyone is talking about.. I was able to use two sets, although it still wasn't high enough for me so I didn't use them for that long.
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I would not use 2 as you suggest. Once you get it really tightened down, it's not going to move laterally with any freedom.
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It's better with 2 for each side. Best is screwing down the base! Which we ended up doing even with 2 weights
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I used 16 gauge and its working great. I think you can use 14 as well but 16 works fine so save a few 4.
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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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This is a 2 box unit. I called the manufacture and they confirmed it. Amazon has had troubles shipping both boxes from their DC centers and seem to just be saying that it is one box to cover their butts. But you DO need 2 boxes for the 15' round trampoline. I would call Amazon back and have them ship you the missing box so you can have it before Christmas.
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I'm sorry - these only come in sets of 4, so you'd have to order 2 sets if you need 6.
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Yeah! The previous answer was right, I only needed two because of the wheels, but if all of them are basic feet, I would probably get four if you needed them. If you don't, you can always keep two as a spare. :)
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I used 4x4's. You could use 4x6 if you wanted. It all depends how long of a beam you are using. I have a total of 4 swings on my swing with one swing on the opposite side of the upright support
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Yes, I have the safety net up and still use the anchors. They work great, the trampoline doesn't move. My only complaint is I have the larger trampoline and I have 5 legs, but this came with 4. Even with 4 though, it will not go anywhere.
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I use 4 for "lightweight" items and 6 for "heavier" items. The more you use, the better they work. They do make plenty of noise so hopefully, you have a door you can close!
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I recommend 16 gauge, but if all you have is 18, that is OK. Don't use 20, and 14 is more than you need unless you're making a long run (more than two rooms).
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There's a trick to putting together a trampoline. It's kind of like putting lug nuts on a tire. You put the screws and everything in a crisscross fashion and it lines up better. Start on one side then the other side. We had no problem at all. Hope this helps!