5
2
1
After attaching all 6 of the legs securely to the top
rail frame, turn the frame over so that the legs
point downward, as shown.
6
Begin by assembling 2 of the top rails
together into an arc.
Continue building a circle by adding the
remaining 4 top rails to the arc you made
in Step 1.
Joining the 2 loose ends of the circle together
may require you to stand the frame on edge
and press downward on the 2 ends, while
connecting them together.
3
4
With the top rail frame connected into a circle, lay it flat
on the floor (either side facing up - they are identical).
Then insert the tapered end of each of the 6 leg tubes
into the 6 leg sockets that are facing up, as shown. The
Curves should all point out - away from the center of
the trampoline.
5
Align the screw hole in the leg with the hole in the leg
socket. Then secure with screw and tighten. DO NOT
OVER-TIGHTEN. Repeat this until all 6 legs are securely
attached to the top rail frame with screws.
TRAMPOLINE & ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY
Refer to PARTS LIST for identification of parts.
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - Small Parts
Not for children under 3 yrs.
!
WARNING:
ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED
Contains small parts, sharp points and sharp edges.
!
To ensure that the enclosure
mesh conectors will be properly
aligned with the enclosure poles,
hold up the mesh by one of the
nylon patches with grommet and
select the nylon loop sewn onto
the jump mat that is directly
beneath the nylon patch you are
holding. The patch at the top,
the upper and lower hook & loop
fasteners, and the nylon loop on
the mat will all be along
the same line (shown in white)
This nylon loop (sewn to the mat)
will be the first one
you attach, and MUST be
attached to the frame right
next to one of the 6 enclosure
pole sockets.
7
Nylon Loop Sewn
to Mat
Lower Hook & Loop
Upper Hook & Loop
Patch with Grommet
