we have a lap pool and it's only 10 feet wide. can you set up the volleyball net so that it's not so wide? maybe around 12 feet wide?
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We believe you can if you wrap the net some so it is not so wide. Our pool is 15 feet wide & the volleyball net fits great.
41851
We have the 10 foot Ultega. The net is on the outside of the springs and pads. Not that you asked about this, but we really like this trampoline. It is very stable. We've had it for about two years with no problems other than having to replace the spring safety pad
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No, it needs some edge to clamp to. It needs to be at least 1" wide and no more then 2" thick. I tried to stand it up as you want and the net pulled itself closed.
536924
I purchased a 12 foot round for a 12 foot pool. It overlaps the edge by about an inch all the way around, but I think you would have quite a gap in an 18' pool
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.
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I have an above ground 24' round. My property slants to an 18" drop so the pool didn't need to be fenced all around. I used 5 sections of the fence for the area that wasn't 48" high from the ground. It wasn't hard to put up but you needed 2 people who are familiar with tools.
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Yes- the volleyball net extends off of one of the outside poles of the tramoline
266383
No the liner is too big for that. Use this one Intex 12-Foot by 30-Inch Metal Frame Pool Set (Discontinued by Manufacturer) It is also cheaper too. Good luck
1718772
No this can not be install on a 10" wide coping. To do it on this width of coping it would have to be inserted into the top of the pool concrete wall which would not be a wise thing to do.
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It is an inflatable pool so no, you could not. Pool was nice, bought for my grand kids. The customer service was not. I could not fit mine in the space I wanted to and tried to return it. No go. I gave it away to a family with small children.
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The 10x10 should be fine it will give you some slack at the bottom that folds away from you and will catch the worm burners you hit...you will not be disappointed with this net.
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yes, this particular net is very wide. You have to stand roughly 3 to 3 1/2ft away from the net. I was hitting thru this net within 3 weeks after I purchased it. Would not recommend this net.
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Depending on the size of your pool, you may need more than one for coverage. Also consider that if you daisy-chain them, their reach is a little less, simply because of the loss in water pressure (at least is was for me here in the midwest). I cannot help wonder if pulling a simple net over it might not be easier, but that may come with its own issues, of course.
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I have a 12x32 sized pool and the solar blanket had plenty of room even after it was fully wrapped on the pole. The Pole you buy separate and comes in 3 pieces which connect into each other. I got a 12ft pole and it already accounted for the poles to overlap and it worked perfectly.
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Tim, I might add this is a great net, good quality n easy setup. I just taped off a strike zone, 12×12.
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Although my pool is only 12X24 you would need a roller that is at least 22 feet in length. The model I puchased extends to 18 feet. Make sure you purchase the wheels. It's a great product and works very well. It took a few hours to assemble and set up with the strapping which allows you to lift the cover from the pool as you roll it up. Hope this helps.
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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.