how long is the volleyball net
2075373
I'm not there to measure but it can stretch across a 15 ft wide pool for sure.
2075374
Thank you for your question. The net measures 12' x 2'. It also has 10' of connecting rope on each end to attach to uprights or deck rails. Thanks for looking! Home Wishes
1278977
The net and bracket stretch to a little more than 72". There is also a little chain on each end that attaches to the back of the bracket. It might be too tight of a fit, you can always return if it doesn't work out for you.
10187
2 and 1/2 feet off the ground and the net is aprox 5-6 feet so total aprox 7-8 feet high
1496222
Outside is 19 1/2" W x 11" D Inside the net which is about 14" deep, it is 17 1/2" W x 8"D. Best part about it is that you can run it along the bottom and scoop the debris and it will go right in. Mine lasted most of last summer and if you're not picking up 5 lb rocks it should last awhile. Think you'll like it.
1539757
about 8 feet long and 7 feet wide. but you can stretch it out wider. the netting expands. had this for 3 years. it's super.
72982
It was a gift so don't personally know but on the box it states the net spans 24 feet.
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.
263733
Our posts our regulation 36 feet apart and are 6 x 6 posts, the net is placed 7 feet high, the crank is approximately a foot off the ground. The crank and pulley are just a basic trailer pair. The cable was plenty long to even increase the height of the net to regulation 7'3". Sorry. Maybe your posts are spaced wider apart or the manufacturer changed the length of the cables. Not sure but i guess the deal is what I described and the the net we received is the same as on an indoor court. Good luck.
486857
I'm guessing its around 6 inches. The net is quite flexible.. As long as ball fits in hoop, you should be able to get it through the net. A second ball is good idea as our kids fight over it.
1464311
It is around two feet! It is a great goal! Easy and fast to setup and take down! Highly recommend!! Great for the yard and for practices!!
1642878
I believe it was 15'. The border worked out great, easy to install and my son loves it! Go Pats!
318098
The net is actually 25' wide and 50' long but it comes to a point on either end, so it is not a rectangular shape. I found that it does break away from the ties so don't pull it extremely hard. I am, although, very satisfied with the net. I can allow my chickens to roam a decent size area without danger from above. I would recommend this net for that reason.
1764534
I'd guess probably three feet if your hitting the netting. Less if hitting the hanging target.
622094
60 feet long. I used it last season, and it worked great. Also, you could cut it in half to get a narrower border.
662649
I believe it's 2 ft. Each section of PVC is 1 ft long but there are a few sections where they are glues together making the longest pieces 2 ft. This is an excellent set and fully recommend it. Much better than any of the other similar ladder ball games on the market. Hope this helps.
1089544
we just put our net away so I cannot go out to measure, BUT they are NOT larger than 2"...we use this as a lacrosse back net and the lax balls do not fit thru the net- hope that helps!
1711921
I am not going to measure but I am 5'8" and it is above my head. The net is a great replacement.