Machrus Upper Bounce Trampoline Safety Enclosure Set for 7.5 FT 10FT 12FT 13FT 14FT 15FT Frames - Includes Net, Poles & Hardware - Installs Outside Frame

Very good product for the money. We installed this on a 15 ft jump king. I think the people complaining about this product either didn't read the product listing instructing the purchaser to make sure the trampoline legs are 1.5 inches. Or perhaps they weren't skilled enough to install it. The instructions are not very detailed but with general common sense this can be installed with an hour or two.Some say it's not sturdy enough, I suppose a 170lb kid jumping against it as hard as he can may bend or break it, but for an average kid it's more than adequate to keep them from bouncing off. It's understandable that this product is not super super heavy duty if it were it would comprise the structural integrity of the legs it's clamped to. Overall this product does a excellent job of being just sturdy enough to keep kids from bouncing off, without compromising the trampoline it self.Overall it's a great product for the money and it will likely pay for it self in medical bills thousand times over again.

Keeps the gbs from crawling around the outside on the pad.

BEFORE you start to put it up, go to the hardware store and buy a box of a hundred washers that fit the U-bolts. The threads aren't cut deep enough to get the wing nuts tightened without stripping out the threads or really securing the hardware. Put three washers on each end before you add the wing nuts and you will get a solid grip. The net isn't adaptable to larger trampolines (14') that have uneven leg spacing for stability. We will have to tie every other pole to the net with black twine. It does seem solid after the adjustments and probably worth dealing with the glitches.

This product is overpriced garbage. I spent a lot of money for something that ripped while putting it together. The brackets were too small but my husband and I were able to overcome this with a good pair of pliers and some elbow grease. Should we have had to do that at the price we paid? Probably not, but it worked. Once we finally got the poles up, the net was a nightmare. The tubing kept bunching, no matter how slowly I went, the net isn’t large enough apparently because some of the poles are already beginning to bend, the top somehow came off on one and the pipe went clean through the material. So then I had to fight with that 🙄. I finally got the pole back in and was able to get the net all the way down just to realize that the straps to connect the net to the mat were difficult to connect. My hands hurt and I’m bleeding all because my 4 year old wants to jump and I’m not letting him without a net back up. I’ve put together many trampolines with the nets included and have NEVER had this much trouble. They typically last several years. I don’t expect this one to last more than a year. Don’t waste your time or money. Oh! And who puts the zipper by a pole?! I’ve never seen that before. The zipper is always between 2 poles.

Not terrible, but was a bit frustrating to install for one person. A few flaws with the overall product and some quality issues. Wouldn’t pay more than I did without some changes.The pole pieces go together easy enough, but they’re only secured by a slightly flared male end being trapped by a dimple in the receiving pole. We will see how that withstands wind.The pole caps are “friction fit”, but they pop out if you look at them sideways. This was a problem when pulling the net’s sleeves onto the poles because one of my caps dislodged and got stuck so I had to pull the net’s sleeve off to get it out, which resulted in the foam sleeve also pulling off and getting torn when trying to reinstall it.As others have said, you’ll probably want/need some washers for the u-bolts. The thread bottoms out on my 1.5” trampoline leg and that leaves enough room to wobble the black plastic spacers, so the legs are going to slide without washers on the u-bolts.My package did not include any instructions or install tips/links to videos like many manufacturers now do, so I had to reference the product listing for how to attach the net at the bottom. This was a disaster. My trampoline is 15’ and the elastic for the clips is only about 3/4” long and has to stretch 6” to connect to the ring from the bounce surface and the clip is not oriented correctly for this—you basically have to pull several inches of net around and under your frame to even get close and it’s still hard. I got about half of them done and noticed one of the first ones had already ripped (see photos). I wound up attaching the rest of them to the near side of the springs instead.Lastly, the door. It’s right next to one of the poles which means you’re pulling the zipper down against the tension of that entire section of the net: needless to say, you can get the zipper down, but the tension on the net causes it to unzip about 12” that can’t be closed unless you have someone willing to hold it shut since the clips for that also can’t reach after tension is applied to the net.The lack of instructions could be a problem for some. You can’t just install the net by pulling the sleeves over the poles in sequence: you have to slip the end of each sleeve over each pole and then work them down a little bit at a time, until you get them all the way down. Alternatively, if you have enough help, you could probably slide the poles into the sleeves and then install the entire assembly onto the trampoline legs instead of installing the poles first and then putting the net over them.Final product is okay, but the super tight fit and some questionable anchoring quality along with the lack of even a diagram in the box made this install take a lot longer than it should have.

Was easy to put togetherI’ve got the 14ft 8 pole and it worked out better than I thought.

Gives good description on here, directions even look easy tramp is the right size, but when I received it the clamps did not fit my poles with the screws. I wanted to receive it and be able to put it right up, now I have to go to a hardware store to find the 11/2 inch clamps or longer screws so I didn't waste the 150 bucks I spent on it. The package is too big and heavy to send back with out trying everything not to mention shipping it back.:-(

While the instruction booklet has the net connection to the poles shown as straps with latches as the original did, it is actually better than that and slips OVER the entire pole. It does not lace through the V-rings on the mat as shown either, but I thought that was a bit superfluous anyway and made installation that much easier.