We just received this net today and my daughter is at home trying to set it up. Does this net come with instructions? She could not find instuctions. Thanks.
1957861
No they don't if she can get on there website or on YouTube they show you on there. Very simple to put together.
1957862
Mine did not come with instructions. Once you look at it, I think it is pretty intuitive. There really are just a few pieces. Of course, I had the benefit of watching my daughter's travel coach put it together a few times before I bought one for myself.
1957863
No, the net didn't come with instructions just go ahead and you tube. Sorry my husband and 9 year old daughter knows how to set it up, my daughter learned quickly from her dad.
1957864
I don't recall if instructions were included, I'm assuming they were. My team set it up but they are use to doing the set up from their summer teams. The only thing that I found that caused a problem right off was if you put the net on up-side-down. The width of the top of the net is a bit more narrow than the bottom of the net so it only goes on one way. Also, put the bottom posts into the base first, then put the net on, sliding the whole thing down. Then put the top posts on and slide the top half of the net up. You may also try to look it up on you tube. I haven't looked myself but is always someone on there demonstrating how different things are done. Good luck and hope this helps. I don't recall if instructions were included, I'm assuming they were. My team set it up but they are use to doing the set up from their summer teams. The only thing that I found that caused a problem right off was if you put the net on up-side-down. The width of the top of the net is a bit more narrow than the bottom of the net so it only goes on one way. Also, put the bottom posts into the base first, then put the net on, sliding the whole thing down. Then put the top posts on and slide the top half of the net up. You may also try to look it up on you tube. I haven't looked myself but is... » Read More I don't recall if instructions were included, I'm assuming they were. My team set it up but they are use to doing the set up from their summer teams. The only thing that I found that caused a problem right off was if you put the net on up-side-down. The width of the top of the net is a bit more narrow than the bottom of the net so it only goes on one way. Also, put the bottom posts into the base first, then put the net on, sliding the whole thing down. Then put the top posts on and slide the top half of the net up. You may also try to look it up on you tube. I haven't looked myself but is always someone on there demonstrating how different things are done. Good luck and hope this helps. « Show Less
1953670
Mine included instructions which I followed and were not difficult. I would call the company for instructions. Or maybe they have them online.
1496283
When I purchased this item I had the same question and gave a bad review as a result. My son opened the gift under the Christmas tree and was sad to see I could not set it up until we ordered the actual net. Very misleading posting.
454317
I haven't set it up myself, but both of my sons have one in their homes and they set them up easily. I watched my daughter-in-law set their up in a minute after she read the instructions. They both love theirs!
2099456
Real easy to set up either Pickleball or Badminton net. All of about 5 minutes for each. Trick is to start right, with the right pieces of hardware. Tear down (dismantling) is easier and faster but you've got to start right to finish right. Good luck and I welcome any more questions. Thanks!Oh ya like Crimson says, it's a no brainier if you leave the capped end poles in the net and roll it on those, but first detach the Velcro strap on the white plastic middle pole and pull it out of the frame. This will give you enough slack to pull the capped end poles with the net still attached, and store it as such after rolling it as he/she indicated. Enjoy! Real easy to set up either Pickleball or Badminton net. All of about 5 minutes for each. Trick is to start right, with the right pieces of hardware. Tear down (dismantling) is easier and faster but you've got to start right to finish right. Good luck and I welcome any more questions. Thanks!Oh ya like Crimson says, it's a no brainier if you leave the capped end poles in the net and roll it on those, but first detach the Velcro strap on the white plastic middle pole and pull it out of the frame. This will give you enough slack to pull the capped end poles with the net still attached,... » Read More Real easy to set up either Pickleball or Badminton net. All of about 5 minutes for each. Trick is to start right, with the right pieces of hardware. Tear down (dismantling) is easier and faster but you've got to start right to finish right. Good luck and I welcome any more questions. Thanks!Oh ya like Crimson says, it's a no brainier if you leave the capped end poles in the net and roll it on those, but first detach the Velcro strap on the white plastic middle pole and pull it out of the frame. This will give you enough slack to pull the capped end poles with the net still attached, and store it as such after rolling it as he/she indicated. Enjoy! « Show Less
289561
Yea it should have come with instructions? If you did not get any that company just google it and you should get your answere, hope this helps.
1957094
Yes, it came with a slip to explain simple set-up instructions. Very easy set-up, took about 2 minutes.
1735400
No, does not work, was a waste of money. Ones with the multiple layers, a net type works well though.
2099455
Real easy to set up either Pickleball or Badminton net. All of about 5 minutes for each. Trick is to start right, with the right pieces of hardware. Tear down (dismantling) is easier and faster but you've got to start right to finish right. Good luck and I welcome any more questions. Thanks! Oh ya like Crimson says, it's a no brainier if you leave the capped end poles in the net and roll it on those, but first detach the Velcro strap on the white plastic middle pole and pull it out of the frame. This will give you enough slack to pull the capped end poles with the net still attached, and store it as such after rolling it as he/she indicated. Enjoy!
11459
We had to get the instructions on line. I don't have the instructions, as I gave this as a gift to my grandson in another state. Hope this helps.
541228
Danielle, I bought this tent for my son & his family. They are big, big campers, however, they haven't been camping yet this year. So sorry I can't help you. Yours didn't come with instructions?
781932
You have to put the bars together to set up the frame. Then the net slides on. The kids set it up now, but if I remember correctly there is a middle bar that centers it as well.
1181155
It does come with the net in the picture; however, it is not very tall. I gave it to my grandson for his birthday and he and his sister have really enjoyed it. The rackets are great.
869880
As I recall, it does come with instructions but there really isn't much to it. It's fairly intuitive to use. Hope this helps.
1778608
Sorry for the delayed response. I bought this product over a year ago so I can't remember if there were instructions but I don't recall have issues getting it set up. I did have an issue with trainer even though I haven't used it too much but the company agreed to send me the part I needed.
117344
No, I did not have instructions in my kit either. I went to you tube and found a video on how to set it up.
1443422
I am sorry to say I haven't put mine up yet, we mainly do basketball, but I seem to remember reading somewhere in the instructions you cut the net to the length you need.