We have a bench on one side of the pool, making it lower than the other side. Can one pole go in the water and can the net be adjusted for the height
208900
I don't think so. The net we bought goes into hole inserts that are on the decking. I'm not aware of in-pool holes. Seems like you'd be better off just keeping the poles at the same height and play around the bench.
208901
not sure how it can go in the water, It needs a hole to slide into. I have deck mounts on each side of my pole just like the picture shows. The net is very wide. My pool is only 15 feet wide and we have to wrap the excess net around the poles. It is at least twice the width that we need. As far as height, it can be be adjusted, you place the clamps on each pole so you can make it high or low.
208902
Sounds right to me. We have a baja bench on one side too, had the builders put in two sleeves when building pool, one for umbrella and one for vball pole.
208903
The poles on this net are made to go into pre-drilled holes when the pool deck was originally built. I cannot envision one pole going into the water. The poles need holes to go down into to hold them up.
208904
The pole adjusts for height. The pole needs a base and will fit into an umbrella stand. This could be built into the pool surface or perhaps you could use a free standing umbrella stand.
364405
I think it would be... honestly, all you do to fit it is cut off either side leaving the main rope etc. intact. Our pool is 15 feet across and it was too big to just wrap the excess around the poles so we cut it all off. Be very careful where you are cutting though, make sure you don't cut the very side pieces off or any of the "tackle" that holds the net tight.
388847
Funny you asked.. I actually just put in a table at the pool the other day. So yes.. the pole fit right into the table hole no problem.
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.
1554862
It comes with 3 brackets. So you mount 2 next to each other the width of the basketball net. The other bracket is mounted across your pool. It only comes with 2 poles though so you have to move the one pole. Does that help?
1662199
You need a cable long enough to connect to both poles. The cable from this net is not long enough.
300568
You could probably put the poles that are on either side of the net deeper into the ground so as to lower the net
2156346
Not sure. I know we had extra net . We have a play pool and I would say it's about 6 ft across so it should work.
1100567
It has a pretty wide variety of attachments and different heads available, so you'd probably have no trouble retrofitting the pool attachment to one of the heads and keeping the interchangeability intact.That's a pretty clever use for it, as the poles don't have any rusting parts (I think, never really immersed mine in a pool so I can't be sure) and dry out quickly (this part I'm sure on).
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Hi R. Jobe the pool pole came in a long rectangular box that had been put together to handle the size of the pole. It's about the size of a broom or rake not very wide. Since buying the pole I have not had any trouble with it - it's very light weight. Hey again, just read the other message and the pool pole is good, we haven't had any trouble with it but it was longer than three feet closer to five feet but about ten inches wide. For the price, it's not a bad deal.
328048
we did not set it up..but I am hoping you attach it to the pvc poles we have on the side of pool.
2181450
It's only set up to work at one height. The poles only fit together one way and they are not adjustable. If you had the means to modify it, I don't think it would be very hard. You could simply slide the net down the pole. You would need to drill a hole and put a bolt through the pole to have something to hold the net at the lower height. It's been a great set and I've used it dozens of times. I've only had to replace some of the hardware (spikes and hooks).
1092701
You can, but don't hang on it. Mine has fallen in the pool due to a 90 pound boy hanging on it. The hoop is fine, as are the boys. Awesome hoop. Must have.
1346532
The pole is adjustable. If I recall correctly the minimum and maximum lengths are listed on the box. I have mine installed in a shower with a bench built all along the wall, and the pole sits on the bench and I had no problem getting it to fit correctly.
397528
If I bought two of these... would it be possible to scoot the two different sets together of these tables together to make it bigger? Or is is it not flushed enough on the sides? I realize I would have to do something different about the net.
1012736
No, because the only way for the pole to stay up is through the pull by the net from the other pole. Unless you dug the poles into the ground (making for a lower net all around), the poles will not stand up by themselves.
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 .