which way does net hang? By the length or width...assuming the widthis the standard 12 foot side
452506
The net has an extra line running on one side. ( I believe its a different color) I hanged ours from that side just for more support.
1716188
12 inches or 14 inches, depending on whether you measure from the inside edge or outside edge of the hooks.
1476933
The dimensions are just like you mentioned. The net begins in an oval-like shape. Once stretched out, it'll fit the dimensions of 12x6x4.
12709
Not sure how you are mounting it but 12 x 35 would give you plenty of spare netting to work with. It is easy to cut if you have excess.
1482062
The size is the radius. A 6` order would result in the purchase of a 12` wide net, and this is larger than most states allow and is more difficult to cast.
98404
If the length is greater than the width, I would say 12' is the length.Thus, 12' long and 10' wide.Hope that helped :-)
1575682
About 36 inches. Mine is outside on a patio for the summer so I measured from the base to the net. If your clearance is critical, i.e. you are working with only a couple of inches of clearance tolerance, you should try to measure an actual NetReturn to get an exact figure.
1437461
I measure only 1 inch. I do not have my hanging so I cannot answer fully, sorry.
98672
I use a 12 x 12 area that catches everything. If that is the only size you have to work with I would use it 7 feet wide and 10 feet high.
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.
1890310
There are two sizes. Personally, I don't recommend either - the netting is too flimsy to stand up straight after about 10 feet, so what you end up with is a fence that flops in the middle. My kids climb over it, the dogs climb over it.. it is pointless.
1133840
yes, this particular net is very wide. You have to stand roughly 3 to 3 1/2ft away from the net. I was hitting thru this net within 3 weeks after I purchased it. Would not recommend this net.
785715
the net is not 32 feet long - I would estimate its about 12 feet long. 18 ft is more than enough. You can shorten the rope provided to make the court shorter if thats what you mean.
1761353
If I remember correctly, it runs lengthwise so you would get two 12 x 7.5. I'm pretty sure that's how it was - we don't have it anymore, though. We used it to make a teepee and it didn't last through the winter. Good luck!
1936923
Only 12 ft. wide. I believe there are setups that go that wide but this is not one of them
1864127
The side vertical bars that hold up the net each have another bar inside that slides out to extend the height. There's something that you twist to tighten and hold the bars in place. The bungee that runs inside the vertical bars each have a hook on the end and I put the top hole/eye of the net's side through that to make sure it stays up (but I think it should be ok and not slide down even if you don't hook it.)
1446962
I just used a small hook with threads on it and just screwed it into the ceiling. Thankfully, the net wasn't that heavy and it never fell.