Replacement Trampoline Mat, Fits 14ft Frame, 72/80/84/88/96 Rings, 5.3-8.5 Springs, 11.97ft-12.56ft Diameter

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Trampoline Mat Specifications - 12.56FT Diameter Mat (Not 14FT Diameter Mat) - Fits 14FT Trampoline Frame - Mat With 84 V-Rings - Trampoline Uses 5.3"-5.7" Springs (Springs not included)

Excellent Features: - The mat surface is made of high-strength UV resistant PP material - The triangular ring adopts color galvanized rust prevention - Using 10 sewing threads to prolong the service life of the jumping mat - Excellent workmanship for more accurate dimensions and optimal bounce effect - Colored webbing make the trampoline more advanced and provide edge warnings

Other Trampoline Mat Options: - 12.3ft Mat With 84 Rings Fits 14FT Trampoline using 5.3-5.7" Springs - 12.3ft Mat With 72 Rings Fits 14FT Trampoline using 6.5-7.0" Springs - 12.3ft Mat With 96 Rings Fits 14FT Trampoline using 6.5-7.0" Springs - 11.97ft Mat With 96 Rings Fits 14FT Trampoline using 8.5" Springs

Customer Reviews: 4.8 out of 5 stars (27 reviews)

Pricing: - 12.56ft Mat With 72 Rings: $89.99 - 12.3ft Mat With 84 Rings: $99.99 - 12.3ft Mat With 72 Rings: $99.99 - 12.3ft Mat With 96 Rings: $99.99

How to Choose the Appropriate Trampoline Mat: 1. Measure the outer diameter of the trampoline steel frame 2. Count the number of triangular rings or springs 3. Measure the length of the spring

How to Install Trampoline Mat (Symmetric installation cannot be installed in sequence): - Provide 2 hooks and 2 pairs of gloves, which are convenient for two people to install together and improve efficiency.

DOYUEE Trampoline Mat - 12.3ft Mat With 84 Rings Fits 14FT Trampoline using 5.3-5.7" Springs - Made of high-quality polypropylene mesh, anti-UV, water, and fade resistant - 10 rows of high-strength sewing thread and thicker v-rings for longer life - Confirm your trampoline is 14ft with 84 pieces of 5.3"-5.7" springs before purchase - Proper installation is crucial, as there may be wrong installation methods and no symmetrical installation

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