We play Pop (Paddle) Tennis and although length is perfect (20') our net height is 31 inches. Is it easy to lower and hold at that height? Thx
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We bought the Pickle Ball Set as one. The net came with it. We have it at its lowest which looks to be about three feet high. So, I don't know how it holds if you want it to be higher.
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Easy to lower, but the frame comes in "set" heights for different games. They are the regulation heights. The net will sag if it is hit with continuous hard shays IF the bases do not have water and sand in them. Since we are constantly dragging them out of our garage we chose to deal with the sag issue rather than lug around some heavy bases. Great set! Great Game!
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Sorry Robert I'm assuming you are referring to the Pickleball net. So I'm not sure if you will be able to unless you improvise at the net posts. As you know the Pickleball net is set at 34" at center and the ones I'm familiar with (of which there are many brands) there is no provision for that, unfortunately.Now on the other hand the Badminton nets are more flexible in the way they can be secured to the posts. Therefore you may have more luck with those being that they are also 20' across.Hope this helps. Good luck, and have fun!
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I don't think nets have age limits. :) That said, compared to a full size NHL net, this is much lighter, and a bit smaller, so the more serious the game and the larger the players, the greater chance of the net bouncing around a bit. It'll hold up, though.
2099290
This net is not tall or wide, and I would not recommend it for volleyball. It's fun for badminton or other playground ball games.
328045
The poles are about 3 foot tall and sit on the deck or rails of the pool. I could not get my poles to stay up so I tied the net to my deck rails and it works great
506191
I don't think this net is sturdy enough for volleyball, but it depends how your kids play volleyball. It's better for tennis or badminton, where you don't expect to come in contact with the net.
234331
thanks. i am also. i setup the net on the softy green grace.then ball is no or low bounce.
1457807
No you cannot. My 12 year old barely hits the net. It's ok that he doesn't reach the net.
23012
You should have a yellow square with an off center square hole so you can adjust depending on the thickness of the table. The string the runs through the top of the net can be adjusted for tension.
765136
Should be okay because the whole net is encompassed by an elastic. This may be hard to envision but if you put it onto your net frame and let the bottom "corners" of the net pull in, it'll be a nice fit. What you'll see is that the two lower "corners" of the netting will pull in so that the bottom-back of the net area has netting on the ground. Wish I could make it clearer, but I can't. Basically, you should be fine.
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Amy, I understand now. Responding to your request just became a priority due to your daughter's condition and I am a dad also. My door is 8ft tall. The basket can suspend from the top at 8 feet down to 2 ft 2 inches from ground in decrements of 2 inches. The lattice that suspends the basket has slots spaced 2 inches apart from basket positions. There are lots of height options to hang the basket. Your daughter will like being able to score now and then. I would recommend buying a couple of extra mini basketballs. Chasing balls deflected from missing a shot was taking the fun out of taking another shot right away. If I can help another way, then reach out again. Regards Michael
2099286
While the net is adjustable, it does not go high enough to play regulation volleyball. Fine for young kids, however.
848033
No, there is no adjustment to the net length. You would have to be creative.
765137
Hi, The net would work well because of the adjustable bungee. There will be plenty of room at the bottom so you will have a shoot where the balls will gather (like a real soccer goal). Mine is eight wide, four high, four deep, and it fits well.
650249
I have never had a problem with opening my net. To secure it to the ground I have been using weights in the convenient pockets in the front and back corners of the net. The instructions for folding it up are on the he upper part of a the net. The net normally springs to a semi open position and all that needs to be done is to spread the outside parts of the net to their maximum distance. I hope this was helpful as I find my net extremely easy to use.
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First of all, I'm sorry you have limited space but at least you have a place. Yes with the conventional Pickleball net or a Badminton net you can absolutely roll the net around the pole on each side or one.Just so you know, a regular Baminton doubles court (Pickleball court) measures 44'x 20'. The 'kitchen' line (no volley line) is 7 feet from the net all the way across. Hope it works for you, you can still have tons of fun.
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BigShot, It is only 6 feet deep in the middle. It could actually be placed in the corner of a yard or fence. With a similar width and height I have found it plenty big to hit any club. With the high lofted wedges you may need to set up a little closer to the net, unless you hit the flopidopolis like Phil the thrill! Good net, i highly recommend it. it is my second net. The first one (made by another co.) ripped apart after several of our windy storms. To prevent that happening this time secured it with additional spikes and rope. You may want to do the same regardless of your net choice.
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If you want the chair to lower and you are short, you might ask a heavier & taller friend to sit in the chair to lower it.I had too. I couldn't reach the paddle and sit at the same time and I am only 5'1".