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jaimie g.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 11, 2024
Very pleased with the set of steps which we bought specifically because the steps themselves are quite wide. After putting them together, they are well-made and of quality construction.
Lisa A.
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2024
Perfect for the trampoline, it's very sturdy.
Brew
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 30, 2024
Delivered on time , very clear instructions, looks very well made and sturdy, fitted ok with our 10ft trampoline, definitely well worth the money mm
Kelly Roquet
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
Decent product but received it cracked, and it’s not like it was done during shipment. It was definitely sent broken.
Loran
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2022
Nice but slightly twisted. I tried to get what I am talking about in the picture. It seams sturdy. I am using it for a bunk ladder in my camper.Also the screw driver did not fit the bolts ? It came with a Alan wrench that fit it so was still easy to put together
Mrs. D
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2022
We were using the table next to the latter to have the kids go in and out of the trampoline. The table kept tipping over and was not safe. I’m so glad I found this latter! Literally five minutes to out together!
Buyer
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2022
Simple enough: a metal ladder held together with rigid plastic steps that hangs over the trampoline bars and comes with 2 stakes to hold the base of the ladder in the ground.Will see now how well the product weathers - I do have some concern that the zinc coated hardware (bolts and nuts) will rust like other items in this "value price range", but time will tell. Will report back.Instructions could be better - two of the included pictures had the narrow end of the tubes flipped the wrong way giving me pause initially.Assembly was ok once I realized which way to connect the bars together. Initially when I finisehd assembly the steps seemed crooked but a quick adjustment holding my foot on the base and twisting the bars lined them up quickly.It's been mentioned in other reviews - for some unknown reason, there is a long phillips head screwdriver included. Not complaining, but kind of bizarre. I guess an added bonus.
Cheetah111
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2022
Description:This is a 41" Ladder designed to be used with most standard sized trampolinesIt is made with all steel frame with plastic treads.It comes with hex-head bolts with nuts and the Allen wrench needed to assemble it.There are also a pair of U-shaped ground stakes designed to keep it from moving on the ground.Mine also came with a long Phillips screwdriver which I had no need for in the assembly.(I think the bolts used to be Phillips heads)Pros:Solid, powder coated steel frame looks like it will hold up for some time.Easily installable as it just hangs by its hooked end on the trampoline frame.The treads are sturdy and will hold 300+ lbs.Cons:The instructions could use a bit more than just 6 pictures but it's easy enough to figure out.(Make sure the nuts go on the side with the hooks or your treads will be backwards)This ladder is too short for a basic Skywalker oval trampoline. It just barely touches the ground and swings freely.Summary:I will need to put a cement block or small pad down to be able to use this ladder.It should be about 4" inches longer so that it seats firmly on the ground at a small angle from the trampoline frame. If I were to purchase another, I'd measure the distance from the top of the trampoline frame to the ground and add 4 to 6 inches so that it sits right. Maybe yours is a bit shallower or the legs are dug into the ground a bit and your fit will be better.All-in-all a nice ladder but short for me.
2Parents2Girls2Boys
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2022
While unpacking the ladder parts, were were surprised to find that nothing was scratched or gouged from the metal pieces simply being squeezed into the box against each other, without any packaging. The instructions were sparse. You really need to use common sense when putting the ladder together, as well as elbow grease because the pieces do not easily fit together. Pieces have to be twisted and pushed together at the same time to insert one into the other. The ladder comes with a very long Philips head screw driver, that is not used at all. The bolts are all tightened with an Allen wrench.When attached to the trampoline, there is a slight tilt to the ladder, so the kids aren't going straight up and down. The steps are comfortable to step on with socks and don't have sharp edges. The ladder steps are spaced well for older children - young children may find the steps a bit further apart than anticipated. The top of the ladder has no cushioning between the ladder and the trampoline. I expect the metal rubbing on metal to cause damage at some point. There is definitely a pinching opportunity with the gap between the ladder hook and trampoline - best to cover with the hook protective edge padding not to grab there with a hand.Building Advice: When putting the ladder together, be sure to have the steps facing away from the ladder base, and that each step faces the same direction. The fitting hole will appear to be upside down from the pictured instructions.
AimiC
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2022
I was surprised at how quick and easy assembly of this was. I'm confused as to why there was a long screwdriver included, as an allen wrench was all that was needed, and was also included. It's the perfect size for the trampoline. I definitely recommend this.
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