This requires two adults to obtain proper measurements.

Some rectangle trampolines have a support brace, a hand hold that extends out past the frame. Trampoline Safety pads do not rest on this. Do not include this brace in your measurements but do mention that your trampoline does have it.

1. USE A MEASURING TAPE THAT REACHES THE FULL LENGTH OF YOUR TRAMPOLINE
2. MEASURE ACROSS THE MIDDLE OF THE SHORT SIDE, FROM OUTSIDE TO OUTSIDE OF THE FRAME. NOTE THE EXACT INCHES. (Do not round off or convert to feet and inches.)
3. MEASURE AGAIN ACROSS THE MIDDLE OF THE LONG SIDE. NOTE THE EXACT INCHES. (Do not round off or convert to feet and inches.)
4. MEASURE THE DISTANCE FROM THE OUTSIDE OF THE FRAME (where the outside of the pad will be) TO THE EDGE OF THE JUMPING MAT. This will determine your width. Most of our pads are 12" wide. If you desire a wider pad, please let us know.
   a. Measure this at both the long side and the short side.
5. OPTIONS: Some pads do not extend into the corners....if you want to confirm that yours covers the corner, please contact us.
6. FOLLOWING ARE SOME VERY HELPFUL HINTS FOR US TO DETERMINE MORE ACCURATELY YOUR TRAMPOLINE FRAME:
   1. The spring count on the short and long side....the total springs.
   2. The description of  your spring, color, length of spring when off of the trampoline and fully recoiled.
   3. The description of your trampoline frame: Color, how the springs hook to your frame...holes, rings, etc..., leg shapes and positions.
   4. Where you purchased it from...brand, etc..
   5. The jumping surface, trampoline mat...is it black, what is the mat fabric made of, does it have grommets, triangles, etc...where the springs hook.