We have a small yard with a concrete rectangle. Width of the court would be 14 feet and not much room on the sides. Can I roll net around pole on side
1411757
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.
1411758
I would say yes definitely for singles; for adult doubles, you would have to be careful and be aware of each other as you are cutting the width 6'. Say if each adult is occupying 4' of space with 1 arm extended; that still leaves 6' unoccupied which should be enough. Even with the 20' regulation court, you have to be careful. Also with racket ball, believe you have less room than that.
1564290
You can if you wrap the net around the poles, but the net itself isn't adjustable in length.
1948411
yes, should work fine outdoors with a net; i use it inside, though, with wiffle golf balls.
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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Yes, that should be no problem. Just wrap the extra net material around the upright and pin it in place with most anything-i.e., a clothes pin, etc. Just to add a little extra, I've found the net system to be anything but flimsy, I filled the bases with sand because it was going to be used in a gym; it will hold a lot; about 1/2 bag. Outside, water will do the job. With those weights anchoring them, they're not going to move under ordinary circumstances. If you use the set for pickle ball, you will find it to be great fun; I can see where it's the fastest growing sport in the US.
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This is NOT a good net for that.. it is tight and will kick the ball back to the source. I would recommend getting some TCB balls. This is what I use for front toss and I coach 5 teams ages 7-19 they work great and no fear of getting hit/hurt
1892631
There has to be a lip to clamp the net to. A pool table would be too thick for that clamping.
1297156
I made a YouTube video here of the net (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM0OHq1ipM8) to give you an idea. The net can always be placed lower on the poles if needed, even if the poles are not adjustable.
925228
There are loops on each end of the net that slide over the poles. Maybe you could try to tie those loops to the net itself, then slide that over the pole. It might work...
570658
It is durable enough to use on grass, but the net would be very low. It would work for little kids.
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I think you can use it for the pool. We have a volleyball area set up in a field, but all parts of the net ,look water -friendly.
307015
We love this net. It is very nice, and heavy, and durable. I believe it just Velcro-ed to the net post. If your net posts are on the outside, I would think it will work. We left ours up all summer, and it is no worse the wear. Go for it.
808227
Hi, you can but they are not too big and they are plastic. The nets are not very sturdy for shooting regular pucks. Also the players would not be able to play on their knees as they would inside with 'knee hockey'. Hope this helps.
1964379
You could, but the foam that holds this pole and reel in place would have to be removed. It is a cloth like case; no support to it.I would use some of the foam that comes with it, to support the sides.
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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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Yes, the net is too wide for a 15' wide pool so we just wrapped the extra around a pole and stretched it across the pool. works great and the net is sturdy.
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Not as currently configured with plastic ground sleeve. You might be able to get a metal sleeve made, and use some type of bolt / hitch pin to secure & unsecure the pole, so you could turn it, but I think that would make the goal less firm when kids shoot.