Do the poles go into the ground to keep the net up? Is this the only support to keep the net up? What are ropes shown in the pic at top of the net?
760003
I created a YouTube video here to explain the assembly of the net (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM0OHq1ipM8). The poles do not go into the ground, the 4 tension anchors and lines are enough to hold in up in a very very sturdy manner. It is actually surprising that tension would allow it to be so sturdy, but if you watch my video you will understand how it works. And why it does indeed only take 10 to 15 minutes to assemble.
760004
System comes with hold down ropes (adjustable) for poles. S-hook attaches to eyelet on top of pole. Stakes are driven into grass. Fairly easy to set up.
760005
The poles set up on top of the ground on a base. That ensures that the poles are both the same height. The poles are also held up by nylon support ropes with rings at each end that connect to steel stakes that are driven into the ground. It is an excellent support system that hold up the net even in high winds.
307405
Hi: The netting is secured by hooks (they come with the netting). Hope this helps.
1153735
It has metal stakes about 6 inches long that anchor the support lines for the poles. It could work in the sand if the loose sand is not too deep or you could anchor the lines with bags filled with sand or use longer stakes. Any portable net you get will have the same problem anchoring in sand.
1041172
No. What I got was the net and lashings to secure it at the bottom. Because the spring poles at the top had broken cords, I had do some work to fix it before I could complete the job. I wish it did include new poles.
141808
There are 3 plastic stakes per net, that are tied on with elastic cord. You can remove them by undoing the cord. Also included were a separate set of metal stakes, which are fully removable. The goals are very light and I use the tied stakes to hold down the net on hard surfaces by just placing a brick (or any other heavy object) on them.
854657
there are 2 holes at the tip of the opposite poles and all you need is to insert the net assembly. The net assembly that you have to separately but has a plastic inverted Y and this will go into the 2 holes of the pole. Quite simple .
2099454
It's very easy. The way I store it is by removing one pole from the base and roll the net up on that pole. The next time I set it up all I have to do is roll out the pole, set it in the base, and the net is up! Very simple and straight forward.
2170256
It stays up well. It may begin to droop a little over time but its easy enough to tighten back up. I haven't experienced my kids running into the poles but it's not something the concerns me. The poles are sturdy.
944832
They give you ropes so I just tied them really tight to the blue base and it was fine. The net is just really long so I had to wrap it around one of the poles. Just be neat and it won't tangle. Very fun for the summer. :)
781931
The net fits into small self-standing "legs" I'll call them, at either end. Simple to put up and take down. These "legs" consist of a piece that lays on the ground and another piece rising perpendicular upwards to which the nets attaches
91496
No. It is just the net. There is a park near where we live that have permanent poles. We had to get some bungees, carabiners, and a ratchet to set it up properly (no directions came with the net). Luckily we knew someone who knew how to set it up. We love it! It's a great quality net.... But that's all it is. Just the net.
605342
you put the poles into pockets in the screen house and then it stands up. you then anchor it down.My son-in-law had it up in no time!
1218763
The console blocks it from flying forward. It settles down into the sling portion of the net behind the console. Worked for my puppy today as well.Kept her from going backwards
944676
No, the legs stayed on all during play. It took some effort to get them on initially so I don't believe they'd fall out. The boards are made of some sort of compressed wood with laminated top on 1 side and felt on the other. We had an issue with one of the nets ripping and emailed the company about it. They quickly shipped us a replacement so they do back up their product.
1006056
Yes. The net I received must be attached to a base and staked to the ground. All the hardware is included except for the lumber.
2144286
The net we purchased worked great. I already had preformed holes in my concrete so the poles just fit right into the existing holes. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1297158
I guess the net can theoretically be placed lower on pole which makes it adjustable. But there's no specific setting. Does that make sense?