Purchased a duplay trampoline, arrived with no instructions, any help would be appreciated

Does it look like this?

https://secure.img1-fg.wfcdn.com/docresources/46543/107/1074367.pdf

Link to the maker.

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  Safety first! Basic tips for safe Trampoline assembly and use

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  Whether you are up to the challenge of building your own trampoline or not. Here, is some advice to help you safely assemble and use your trampoline.

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Connect all the poles together in a circle and atach teh trampoline mat to the circle.

It is obviously a preference to put a trampoline on a level ground; however this may not always be the case for some people. If your yard is slightly sloped or uneven there are things you can do to make it safer for a trampoline. Take a look at the following instruction guide:

http://www.ehow.com/how_7761632_put-trampoline-slope.html

When I assembled my 14ft trampoline a few weeks ago the instruction were to attach springs at the 12 and 6 oclock positions then 3 and 9, then symetrically around the perimeter. Disassembly would be the reverse. Start by removing the spring at 12 then 6 oclock, then 3 then 9 oclock. You will always remove the spring 180 degrees away from the last spring removed. This means you'll be running around the trampoline many times but I think the idea is to remove tension evenly so that the mat isn't damaged. Once the springs and mat are removed I expect the frame will easily disassemble. My framo was like curved piping that fit together and is only held in place by spring tension. Hope this helps.

May I get the make and model # of the trmpoline to help you more.

http://www.trampolinepartscenter.com/content/manuals/Manual%20N1-1416400000.pdf

Hi ajrother...
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Also you can contact the seller if helps. Hope this was helpful. enjoy

Hope this helps. The trampoline net will either have a sleeve for flexible poles to form a ring at the top or there will be at least four obvious "loops" to hang from the poles. Then you need to sew the net to secure it to the mat/trampoline itself with rope. A good idea to buy new rope to do this as it wears with use. I have replaced my securing rope with "tie-down" rope from the sporting good department. The soft nylon kind seems to wear better. To sew: use a good knot to secure it to the underside of the trampoline (spring/Loop) then simple go through the net at the bottom skip a few holes come back through the net and go down around the bottom of a spring hold. repeat all the way around.

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