Machrus Upper Bounce Trampoline Enclosure Net, Fits 9' Round Frame, Using 6 Poles (or 3 Arches)

Features

• Safe and Secure: The protective net is compatible with a round trampoline using straight poles or arches. The safety net comes in various sizes to fit on frame sizes with a different number of straight poles or arches. The connection on top of the net is made by enclosing the straps around pole caps or arches. Straight poles or arches provide uniform support to the safety net, keeping it elevated for high jumps. PLEASE NOTE THIS ONLY INCLUDES THE NET- OTHER TRAMPOLINE PARTS ARE SOLD SEPARATELY
• High-Quality Material: A joyous outdoor fun without limiting visibility. Trampoline enclosure replacement is crafted from a premium terylene material, which provides excellent integrity against UV rays and sustains all outdoor weather conditions. The dual closure zipper and buckles system enhances the kids' safe bouncing experience and provides easy entrance and exit
• Portable and Easy to Assemble: This trampoline enclosure net is lightweight, foldable, and easy to carry around. The superior net quality resists wear and tear during assembly and disassembly. It comes with an instruction manual which is easy to understand. The trampoline net is easy to install by following the step-by-step installation instructions. Give a great new look to your trampoline by installing the replacement net in a short time with less effort
• Boundless Outdoor Fun: The trampoline net attaches to the inside of the trampoline (between the pad and the mat), and the bottom of the net is secured by clips and rope connection, enabling a no-gap enclosure design to prevent injury due to stepping over the springs. This will keep your child indulged in an everlasting bouncing fun
• Universal Compatibility: Our trampoline safety net has universal compatibility for a 9 ft round trampoline with 6 straight poles or 3 arches from any brand out there. Please choose the right trampoline net. Firstly, make sure the trampoline has straight poles or arches around it, and then count the number of poles. Secondly, measure the external frame size (vertically and horizontally)