I bought this and haven't unfolded it yet. It seems to have the center of the net poking out for unraveling. Is that how it is supposed be unraveled?
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I'm not sure .Me and my husband unfolded it in the yard before I cut it to the size I needed .If I remember right the four corners are marked with red string. In my opinion it would be easier if you have someone help you unfold it and lay it out flat.
1645867
No. My netting was 50' x 50' and folded to fit in approximately 2' x 2' box. Hope this helps.
804984
Same here. We just pulled it all the way out and the carefully let it roll back in clean watching the line so it didn't "stack up"and was evenly rolled. Hope that helps.
650248
I had this problem as well. You are supposed to stand it up then kick the legs out to the side. There is a video by Rukket on youtube that demonstrates it. The video is there to compare it to other nets, but it still shows the process.
1227790
If you look at the picture you"ll notice the string runs around the whole bottom of the pool. You put one end through the holes. It ties at one end. The string does stretch. When you remove it just pull it up. No need to untie it. Hope this helps. You may need to put an inflated object in the center underneath. When it rains the top fills with some water. But still it's pretty good.
1221965
It looks like you can cut it. We didn't need to though. I would just worry about it unraveling. We are very happy with ours.
1396790
What happened to me was I opened the shipping box and it popped out to about a two foot circle. Then, I couldn't get it to go back to the size it was in the box. It's the total mass of the fabric that might also be a problem. The holes in the net I received are large enough to let in the insects. I gave up and bought a square one.
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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. :)
629665
I'm sorry that I can't help you. Mine went together fine. Did you experience the unraveling strip that I had?
1590689
Sorry, I haven't experienced that problem. If the net has holes in it, perhaps you can tie them closed with some form of string. I did experience some rips in the nylon shell, and patched them with the patch kit provided. Sorry I can't be of any assistance.
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It appears to made of strong cord that is slightly stretchable, could be a synthetic material that is strong. It is not rope strands and stands up well in weather. I have installed outside as a basketball court net to keep the ball from bounding out of the court. I have had no problem with it breaking or over-stretching.
128135
Occasionally a defective net ships out--- that might be the case with yours. Please send a note to our customer service dept and we'll replace it for free. Go to the site and click 'contact us'. Thanks, Chris
2247249
I haven't had to tighten mine yet, but I think I could loosen the knot at the end of one of the lines and tighten then re-knot the line. I really enjoy using this unit. It's not as stable as one that are cemented in the ground, but I like that I can dismantle and store when not in use. Good luck if you do need to tighten the lines.
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I to had a hanging problem, net did not look like pic. Thought it should be back into hitting area. I use plastic ties, three of them taking several holes of the net into it each and tie to pole going through the green holes, or also the back rib. Behind the Callaway hanging sign. Put one at top, middle and bottom, allow some sag. The sag is what stops the ball, and prevents you from tearing up the net! Glenn
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I bought this net for a model that has six vertical poles that are angled in at the top. There is a plastic cap in the end of each pole with a notch in it. The top of the net has a sleeve sewn into it the whole way around it. The net is held up by assembling a long steel rod in sections and threading it through the sleeve at the top of the net. The rod assembly will bend around and come together to form a complete circle. From inside the trampoline you lift the whole ring up and snap it into the notches in the plastic caps on the tops of the poles.
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I made several things on mine and it didn't break, but then I didn't try to take it apart either. I'm fairly new to the rainbow loom, but from what I've seen so far some patterns call for the center row of pins to be offset from the two outside rows, and some patterns call for them all to be parallel to each other. My guess is that this loom broke when people tried to take the center row off to move it up so the rows were all even.
1234129
Yes it is very tight and it suppose to be that way. Don't worry you won't break the net. Works great one done right.
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Hi. I got the net and put it away for this year. I haven't opened it yet, but I will check and get back to you.