We purchased a 12ft Kanga trampoline for our daughter, and today built it using the instructions. No wind, flat garden surface, and we installed the springs on opposite diagonals to keep the tension equalised as it was installed. All was fine until we started to install the poles for the safety netting - then the frame started to twist and creak. We pulled the safety matting off and started undoing a few springs from each side to ease the tension, but by this time the frame looks like it has bent and it is turning in on itself like a möbius strip - the picture shows it far better than I can describe.With half of the frame in the air and most of the springs still in place, I am very nervous about how to proceed with making this safe. Help gratefully received!EDIT: All the trampoline's leg units are on. What you see on the ground are the padded foam posts (to hold the safety net) which we were in the process of installing.http://ift.tt/2oW8Nqm via /r/DIY http://ift.tt/2oj08zJ
