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two people working together should be able to assemble it in a couple of hours, no problem, if you keep the bickering to a minimum :)

Took my husband about an hour and a half by himself

It may be a little late for an answer to this question but we assembled ours Christmas Eve night in a couple of hours I would say.

Took 1 person about 45 min at our house:)

I know Christmas has gone, but it took about 1 hr. and 15 min.

My husband set it up alone in ab an hour.

Less than an hour. And we were standing outside on the coldest day of the year so if you're building it in the basement it should be a cinch.

My husband and son in law put it together in about an hour...and managed to stay peacful the entire time. Just read the assembly instructions in advance so you know what to prepare for.
They supply the tools but you might have an extra socket wrench.
Good Luck...your 3 year old is going to love it!!!

This was super easy to put together!!! I dont know the exact time it took us but even with our daughter "helping" it took less than an hour.

will take aprox 1 hour....less if you are both working together...lol Grap a cup of hot coco for one of you...it will go faster..Merry Christmas.

I actually looked at both when making this purchase. I chose the trampoline over the blow up bouncer because It dosen't use electricity and I don't have to take it down and store it during the winter or during high winds. Just a few things to consider when making your decision.

I haven't seen any research or comparisons but I never even considered a blow-up bouncer. My impression is that they are not as sturdy or as safe. Plus it is very windy here so I wanted something that would stand up to the wind and/or I could anchor.

I definitely think so. I don't have to worry about any holes and the kids can jump as hard as they want!!! I would absolutely recommend this trampoline over anything else!!

I think so. If they are just looking to bounce, you get the same thing with this as you would with a blow up bouncer.

I prefer this over the blowups. We purchased the blowup bouncer with the slide and while it is more easy to store, it is very loud and sucks a lot of electricity. Also, the seams wear down quickly in the bouncers and don't last as long.

We have a blowup bounce house and love it. The only problems with the bounce house is you have set it up and plug it in every time they want to play with it. The trampoline was setup once and is always ready for fun which they enjoy everyday. Our boys are five and six and despite the safety warnings of only one child playing at a time, that just isn't fun for any kid. They love playing together and there is plenty of room for both of them. To answer which is better - we have enjoyed this one over the bounce house by far.

I think so b/c the blow up's are more likely to damaged. I thought about a blow up but then I thought it would get holes and such so I went with the trampoline!

Yes!!!! Very durable.

Honestly, I think it is. The quality of this trampoline seems high end. And I don't think it's going to pop!

yes, because it's very sturdy ! anything little tikes is GREAT !!

yes they will

The trampoline is 7' across and 7' high. The neighbor's 10 year old jumped on it today and his head barely reached the top of the netting. It doesn't get the "bounce" that a regular size trampoline gets.

Unless you have a giant rec room in your home, I don't recommend trying to place it inside. My husband had the same thought but the trampoline is quite large and our child does make it to the top bars when bouncing. .

We set ours up inside. It is about 6+ feet high with the netting.

We absolutely wanted a toy they could play with indoors. It didn't work well downstairs in the playroom because it was too close to the ceiling fans; wanted to avoid that disaster. We settled on our garage with has high ceilings and plenty of room. It has been perfect here in the garage and my wife and I can sit here and watch them for hours. Our kids (5 & 6) jump just over the net (about 7 feet), so just ensure you have clearance to about 8 or 9 feet and you shouldn't have any problems.

It fits nicely in our office that we weren't using! Our son is a little over 3 feet tall and his head doesn't go above the netting I would say there is quite a bit of netting still over his head while he is jumping. I am 5'4" and the orange band around the net is about as tall as I am with the arched areas being taller than that. The legs are about a foot tall.

I have mine inside. The height is only 7'4 so it fits in most newer houses.

We have the trampoline in our basement with a 9 foot ceiling. It works great. My daughter (who is 9 years old and almost 5 feet tall) jumps beyond the net with her head probably about 1-2 feet. She can stretch her arms out and touch the ceiling with her fingertips. The net raises above the trampoline about 5 feet. I hope this helps!

It will work inside if you have high ceilings.

We have ours inside and it fits perfect. When a 7yr old jumped on it their head did go above the netting.

100 lbs

105 pounds

105 lbs. and 1 person at a time

105lb

I wouldn't go over 200lbs for a long term time. My husband jumped with our children...the weight was around 245. it didn't cause it to bow, bend, tear, pop the springs, or move around on the floor. He only jumped for 10- 15 mins at a time. Maybe 1 time a day with them. Still ok.

150 lbs. Easily accommodates a couple of preschoolers.

Instructions say "100 pound weight limit" They also say one child at a time can jump, but I have let my two little ones. Their weight totals 60 pounds together.

Technically, 105lbs.

I think around 100lbs

110lbs

Our box is kind of beat up but I still have it. It measures approximately 51" X 22" X 13".

It is big... I would say 5' length x 2' width x 2' depth. I had to take it out to put on the back of my SUV (Honda CRV)

It fit in the back of my crossover SUV...I guess about 5 feet long by 3 feet wide by 1 foot deep.

About 6 feet long, 3 feet wide, and about 1.5 feet in height and about 75 pounds.

The box is about 5' long, 10" thick, and a foot wide.

4ft long, about 2ft wide, about 1ft tall

It is large and very heavy. I imagine it would be very costly to ship overseas.

i did a site to store and was able to put mine in the buggie and take home in a jeep!

It was about 5'x2-1/2'x1' and it weights 75 lbs. FedEx can tell you more than I can.

about (from memory) 5 1/2' L 2 1/2 W and 2 1/2 H

it says 1 however i have had my 2 yr old 4 yr old 8 yr old and my 8yr old friend on it at the same time with no issues.

On the manual they recommend only one kid at the time for safety purposes. However, my daughter (4 years old) and her friend usually jumo together without a problem.

It's honestly big enough for two 3 or 4 year-olds. But the middle is the best jump spot so one child would have more fun jumping higher. The other children can learn patience by waiting their turn. Set a timer for a few minutes each!

I think the weight limit is around 100lbs maybe a little more. We have had 2 3yr. olds and a 4 yr. old in it at once and they all had enough room and had a great time!

1 to 2 depending on the size and weight of the child. The weight limit is 100 pounds.

I have a 2 and 3 year old and there is plenty of room for both of them. With older kids, it might get a bit crowded.

It's not a huge family trampoline. Measures just under 7' wide diagonally. It's a perfect size if you're planning on putting it in the house or garage. It a nice size for 2 small kids (3-5 yrs.) or one 6 to 9 year old. The box says one kid at a time but we had two 5 year old girls together in it. They bumped into each other now and then but they had a riot. The box also says no more than 105 lbs. but the girls together couldn't have been more than 70 lb. One kid alone will still has a great time. The only problem will be patience at taking turns.

NOT SURE. WE HAD 3 IN OURS

It says one, althought mine rarely has just one in it, usually two or three.

The user guide says one child should jump at a time, however it will accommodate 150 lbs. So you can do the math....

I'm around 5'5" and the top of my head reach's just above the orange line, quite a bit below the round bars.

Ours fit inside our office nicely! The orange band around the netting is about as tall as I am at 5'4" with the arches of the netting being taller than that. My son is 3 and we have had him and another 3 year old and a 4 year old in it at once. I think the weight limit is around 100lbs.

height is 7'4 and fits well in our house. 100 pound weight limit

This trampoline is perfect for indoors. They don't recommend you putting it on cement but we thought if you put down an inexpensive rug or interlocking floor tiles it would be fine. I think they are worried about the cement and the wear on the legs. If you have a big playroom or garage, it would be perfect. As to the height of the trampoline it's over 6 feet tall. My tall for her age, 5 year granddaughter who has been taking gymnastics for 2 years does not reach the top of the netting. They are not going to jump so high they hit their heads on the ceiling. Not even close. It is just under 7' wide so you will need a descent size room.

We have ours indoors and its great. The tallest part is about 6 feet from floor to top.

aprox 6'5 tall and 7' wide. ours is inside on wood flooring, does not move when jumping or scare the floor.

I purchased this trampoline for my grandkids last Christmas, and, although it is bigger than I anticipated (which is a good thing), it sits in the middle of my livingroom. It does take up quite a large area, but it is well worth it. My grandkids love it (ages 1, 1, 2, and 3)!

It's 7 feet long and it is 7 feet tall.

The highest rail is right about 6 feet. We have ours in the garage, but I have seen pics of this trampoline set up indoors.

You're gonna put a 12' trampoline in your house? How big are your rooms? WOW!!! LOL!!!

It's only 3 ft tall when assembled without the net and about 15 ft tall with the net. You got a 4 year old and 2 year old? YOU'RE GONNA NEED THE NET.

It can be put anywhere, just needs to be a fairly level surface. I put it in my yard, spare room, and has been in my garage on the concrete. Works great

We put ours up on the covered concrete patio. It was sturdy and stable for little ones (oldest was 3)

Up to you but either or.

The directions call for this unit to be set on grass although we set ours on our cement garage floor. We haven't had any problems and don't anticipate any.

I think cement would be fine. The orange legs are made out of a durable plastic like other products made by little tikes so they may get a little scuffed from rubbing on concrete but it doesn't seem to move much when bouncing.

I believe cement would be just fine for this trampolilne!

We put ours together on a cement basement floor. It worked fine. You may need an extra person to help stabilize it when you're putting the springs in as it is very light and slides easily.

we installed ours on the grass, but i don't see why you couldn't install it on cement!

YES

no, my grandkids play on it on the back patio.

If it were me, I'd make the decision based on both weight limit/capacity and safety. The weight limit on this one is about 100 lbs and for one person only, so if you you've got a family of various ages wanting to jump -- go for a bigger one.

I got this one because it is small but bigger than the exercise trampoline we did have. Our grandchildren are 6, 4, 3 & 1. The literature on this one says 3-10 yrs. of age. I do plan on getting a larger one in maybe 4 years. I think it depends on the size of your son and how rambunctious he is ~ if he is a big, high-energy child you may want to go ahead and get the larger one.

I would suggest a bigger size. This one is perfect for my two-year old, but I think a 5-year old would get bored pretty fast.

I got this one for my 4 years old daughter because I have space constraints and it worked perfectly for her. However, if space is not a restriction in your case, I would go for the 14' one

For a five year old, I think I would go with a bigger trampoline. My 2 and 4 year old love it, but for it to be used for years, I would go with a larger one

18-24 inches ish

Ours is about 17.5 inches off the ground.

It's about a foot off the ground. It's super low and great for littler kids--maybe up to eight.

It is about 1 foot off the ground. But it has never come close to touching the ground when the kids were jumping.

14 inches