It works, but had to get creative with the installation.
I bought the foot, six pole version as a replacement net for my trampoline and it works but it isnt perfect.
The good: I didnt have to take the springs off my tramp to install the new net. I cut the old net out with kitchen scissors and used the shoelaces to secure the new net. The whole installation took me about an hour and a half. I like that the bottom of the zipper doesnt have to come together completely. I actually ended the securing of the net to the tramp about a foot on either side of the zipper since my kids enter and exit the tramp with such gusto that they broke the old net because they were too rough on the netting around the zipper entrance. With the better entrance plus this net not being as tightly suspended, Im hopeful it will last longer than the original.
The bad: The pre sewn attachments (think two horizontal straps sewn together vertically every two inches) at the top of the net do NOT fit the caps. The caps are too big. My solution was to use the belts that were included (for another type of installation) to go around the poles and through the two inch holes. It was worked so far, but Ill have to keep my eye on it over time as Im sure this wasnt the makers intention.
It works, but had to get creative with the installation.
I bought the foot, six pole version as a replacement net for my trampoline and it works but it isnt perfect. The good: I didnt have to take the springs off my tramp to install the new net. I cut the old net out with kitchen scissors and used the shoelaces to secure the new net. The whole installation took me about an hour and a half. I like that the bottom of the zipper doesnt have to come together completely. I actually ended the securing of the net to the tramp about a foot on either side of the zipper since my kids enter and exit the tramp with such gusto that they broke the old net because they were too rough on the netting around the zipper entrance. With the better entrance plus this net not being as tightly suspended, Im hopeful it will last longer than the original. The bad: The pre sewn attachments (think two horizontal straps sewn together vertically every two inches) at the top of the net do NOT fit the caps. The caps are too big. My solution was to use the belts that were included (for another type of installation) to go around the poles and through the two inch holes. It was worked so far, but Ill have to keep my eye on it over time as Im sure this wasnt the makers intention.