which way does net hang? By the length or width...assuming the widthis the standard 12 foot side
452506
The net has an extra line running on one side. ( I believe its a different color) I hanged ours from that side just for more support.
263733
Our posts our regulation 36 feet apart and are 6 x 6 posts, the net is placed 7 feet high, the crank is approximately a foot off the ground. The crank and pulley are just a basic trailer pair. The cable was plenty long to even increase the height of the net to regulation 7'3". Sorry. Maybe your posts are spaced wider apart or the manufacturer changed the length of the cables. Not sure but i guess the deal is what I described and the the net we received is the same as on an indoor court. Good luck.
903446
I would say like 3/8 of an inch. I was using it to catch bait fish and was catching 2 inch long spot with it. Very good net for the weekend warrior.
1361219
if yours is 12 feet, you should get one of those nickle boards. they are like penny, just bigger. penny is 22", i think nickle is 27" (the size of the board)
1864127
The side vertical bars that hold up the net each have another bar inside that slides out to extend the height. There's something that you twist to tighten and hold the bars in place. The bungee that runs inside the vertical bars each have a hook on the end and I put the top hole/eye of the net's side through that to make sure it stays up (but I think it should be ok and not slide down even if you don't hook it.)
1041853
No; it has inserts for the left and right side to hold it square, but those do not extend past the top of the net. That said I could not be happier with the quality of this net for the price.
207561
I recieved the net same size as stated in the descrption. 32 ft by 3ft. It fits perfectly.
1575682
About 36 inches. Mine is outside on a patio for the summer so I measured from the base to the net. If your clearance is critical, i.e. you are working with only a couple of inches of clearance tolerance, you should try to measure an actual NetReturn to get an exact figure.
98404
If the length is greater than the width, I would say 12' is the length.Thus, 12' long and 10' wide.Hope that helped :-)
785715
the net is not 32 feet long - I would estimate its about 12 feet long. 18 ft is more than enough. You can shorten the rope provided to make the court shorter if thats what you mean.
1575681
This is a great question. Our Pro Series net is 3'6" deep (7'6" Tall and 8' Wide / 28 lbs.) We recommend about 2-3 inches away from the wall. The net will never extend beyond the rear of the frame. This provides you with a very small space footprint - 3'6" deep x 8' wide. If you have any additional questions, just let us know. Sincerely, Paul Crawley - The Net Return, LLC.
1781561
I believe the net size is 7' by 7'. It is the best net out there. 1 person can set it up or tear it down in about 1 minute. I have used it just about everyday since I got it.
1672440
The two sizes give you more options for fit or placement on the wall. All the same accessories fit both sizes. I did a whole wall so I went with 12" as it fit top to bottom. It's great stuff, I love it. Holds heavy duty trolling rods/reels, spinning rods, extension cords, ladders, outriggers, and countless other things. Good Luck with your project.
396646
Not sure. I have it horizontal since it fits best. Have not tried to hang it vertically
1080473
It hangs down about 12 inches .. You could always attach a longer cord if needed
1052295
We bought it for a spare. We have never taken it out of the bag. Jave you contacted the maker of the net? They should be able to tell you how to do it. If that is impossible, try an internet search with the kind and brand of the net, and ask how to hang it. Usually there will be others who had the same problem, along with answers. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
775180
Mine is hanging at 12'6" / 150". Longer is ok because you can use a piece of rope or chain as an extender. More than a few inches shorter would in my opinion cause an unacceptable amount of sag.