The sand court we are refurbrushing already has poles set in the ground. Will this net work with previously installed volley ball poles?
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Unlikely. The net is designed to be held tight be stretching it to it's full length and then held with tension against the polls. Unless your existing polls were the exact distance expected by the net it would seem to not work very well.
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Depends on the size of pole you attach, our worked, and the pool is bigger.
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Yes.... I went to Lowes, it the Plumming Department.... Found parts needed for my Volleyball poles....
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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).
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Yes. I think it is assumed you would have the pole and hose. The pole is pretty much standard as is the hose--available online or in any pool supply store. rb
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the pool is soft vinyl floor with hard sides. the sides stand up as it is filled with water. if you put the sand deep enough, it would most likely work
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No, I have a pro dunk hoop and it works on there. May not work exactly as intended, but it attaches to the pole
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I don't see a reason it wouldn't work. Would need to get one of the anchors to dig into the sand a bit if you will want to do that. (The top pole does not have a pointed tip). You might look into a sportbrella too if that is the main reason you are looking to purchase!
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I don't know. I ordered the wrong one the first time, right size, wrong number of poles. I would think if th size and # of poles is the same you should be ok.
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Yes, we used it for our inground pool but we attached the net with bungeee cords to give it a little more flexibility when hit with a ball.
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Poles (and net ends) come in different diameters. This one is larger than the ones that come with (e.g.) the Intex above ground pools.
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You can make it work. The way we did it, was to use something to prop/hold the net more upright. To get consistent ground balls without propping it upright, one would have to be extremely accurate with their throws, hitting the right part of the net (very bottom or very top). Another option is to have the thrower back up pretty far, but again, then they would need to be accurate enough to hit the net from a longer range. My 6 year old still misses the entire net from 40 feet, every once in a while. Hope this helps. My sons are in love with this thing.
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Yes. I have a cement deck and I had the pool builder make holes in the cement and install the brass cups for the volleyball posts. They have to be grounded, like any metal fixture in the pool. (Ladders, rails, etc.)
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no it will not sweetiw, i have new hardwoood floors & that may be the best flooring to use your pole on, it will hold it in place & keep it it sturdy.
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You could probably put the poles that are on either side of the net deeper into the ground so as to lower the net
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Yes! But you need the cloth cover over the net. Well worth investing a couple extra bucks to clear the sand. Good luck.
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We bought the net and used it on an old post that still has the crank style mechanism. The poles are about 30 years old. We did not have any problems.