my net just hangs is there a way to tighten it
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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
129591
A loose net absorbs the shock better and kills the ball speed. I prefer the net that way. I also think the net will last longer.
386883
I have mine hung up with stick on hooks that you can find just about anywhere these days. They seem to be plenty strong enough for the weight of the product. I used wire to allow the board to sit flat if that is important to you. Hope this helps.
854656
Am not sure. Mine just snapped in to the net handle. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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.
1774700
hangs like the other responses but my middle door doesn't quite hang correctly, i have taken it completely off and reattached twice but still droops a little
950787
No, they aren't - net can be re-tightened if necessary tho. We have had many hours of fun with this volleyball set. Very sturdy and looks good too!
541003
Look at this product on the website, enlarge it and see if it is installed correctly. If it is then you may have to pull both hooks down together. While the product works well, especially for the price, it does not always move up or down evenly and you need to assist it. Hope this helps.
1827001
Yes, I had the same issue. It was upsetting as the photo shows it is for both styles of nets; however, it is not. The net droops between sections. I had a few plastic clamps will Velcro for another purpose and used those to overcome the issue. Truly is misrepresentation for certain. I decided it was easier to keep the net and modify than to go through the hassle to send back.
2171665
Attach the bungees by themselves. I did find it helpful to have someone help stretch the net so the bungees went on easier.
313401
Just twist it one way to loosen and the other to tighten. Maybe there is something wrong with it. Check with the manufacturer. Sorry I could not be more helpful
2014865
I had the same issue and just rolled the net up on the poles until I got the desired length
128134
This happens sometimes. It helps to assemble the nets so that the little yellow tags on the net line up with the yellow hooks on the ring, and to assemble the net with two people standing across from one another. If you've already tried that, then it may just take a little adjusting; loosening up one side or tightening up the other. Best of luck!
819158
No. The net has an open bottom. The idea is that you hang it so there is a bit of slack on the ground that way you don't get any unexpected critters.
439929
Must be attached to the tramplline or another fixed pole. It only ncludes the net and side pole
686009
Hi, if you're referring to the net then yes it's possible there is some way to get it taut.However you must realize this is a recreational set and for the price you may end up having to improvise.Generally a Badminton net is 5' high in the center and 5'1" at each post. The professional nets do have more than one adjustment to get it nice and taut at the top and bottom of each end of it. Pickleball nets I've seen are easier to set up/tear down and are 34" at center with easy adjustments.Yonex is the premium brand for all things Badminton. You would do well to check it out and maybe splurge a bit, I'm guessing you want quality/longevity.G'luck! Hi, if you're referring to the net then yes it's possible there is some way to get it taut.However you must realize this is a recreational set and for the price you may end up having to improvise.Generally a Badminton net is 5' high in the center and 5'1" at each post. The professional nets do have more than one adjustment to get it nice and taut at the top and bottom of each end of it. Pickleball nets I've seen are easier to set up/tear down and are 34" at center with easy adjustments.Yonex is the premium brand for all things Badminton. You would do well to... » Read More Hi, if you're referring to the net then yes it's possible there is some way to get it taut.However you must realize this is a recreational set and for the price you may end up having to improvise.Generally a Badminton net is 5' high in the center and 5'1" at each post. The professional nets do have more than one adjustment to get it nice and taut at the top and bottom of each end of it. Pickleball nets I've seen are easier to set up/tear down and are 34" at center with easy adjustments.Yonex is the premium brand for all things Badminton. You would do well to check it out and maybe splurge a bit, I'm guessing you want quality/longevity.G'luck! « Show Less
1007308
Put something similar to a smooth rock or bouncy ball in the netting, at the point you wish to anchor, and wrap the netting around the ball. Tie the string around the netting at the "bottom" of the ball and suspend.
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As in previous answer, you will need to purchase different hooks. However, I know there are units from same company that sell the boards that will hang the way you want and are not as long. Amazon did not carry them but try a google search of name brand.