This does not seem to come with the pole that attaches to the net. Is that intended?
580686
Yes, the net is just an attachment that you can use in the pool.. The pole is sold seperatly
580687
it is a very long handle. it retracts into other part of handle for easy storage
580688
You do need to use your current pole / handle that the brush or manual vacumn uses. If you don't have one for those you will need to buy one.
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.
66899
Yes it has two push in buttons to remove the net. and the pole is a twist pole to make longer or shorter ...
1269852
I don't know. It didn't come with a pole but if you're looking for one, I use the GoPole. http://www.gopole.com
1775436
No pole. I found the same item at a local janitorial supply for less than half the price.
119836
You will need to already have a pole. The net fits in at the end of the pole. The connector is about 4" long.
91496
No. It is just the net. There is a park near where we live that have permanent poles. We had to get some bungees, carabiners, and a ratchet to set it up properly (no directions came with the net). Luckily we knew someone who knew how to set it up. We love it! It's a great quality net.... But that's all it is. Just the net.
1360028
the poles are not spiked and do not go into the ground at all. Each end of the net is fastened with tough nylon thread that gets stacked into the ground at two points about 6 feet out from the pole. Basically the net is held up by tension on the end threads. It works very well but does take up some space. Figure room for the net plus an additional 6 feet on each side.
1069109
I bought this item in April of 2012 and it came with the poles and the net. Works great, a little hard to put together but once you do its perfect.
439927
It comes with only one pole the other side is tied to the trampoline safety net pole, so basically yes it's intended for trampoline....
781933
The set I have has multiple 3 foot (approx) poles that stretch across the court that attach to a piece on each end that has legs and a fitting for the upright poles that hold the net. It is self explanatory once you see the pieces. They are numbered for easy reference. Takes 2 minutes tops once you do it a couple of times. Once its up you can move it in one piece if you're careful.
2009600
It should. Look to see if your pole has 2 small holes located on the end. The net "head" has 2 spring loaded plastic pins that you depress to insert into your pole. Once you line up the pins to the 1/4" holes in your pole, release the pins. They should seat firmly and provide a positive and secure "catch" to your existing pole. The overall quality, construction and materials of this net head are very good. Exceeded my expectation for this price point.
1662199
You need a cable long enough to connect to both poles. The cable from this net is not long enough.
1069110
Hi, This is the net and the poles. The whole assembly. It is a good quality item, we have had it for over a year and it is still in great shape. The only thing is that the zipper gets stuck in one spot but we didn't notice that until after we assembled it and the assembly was difficult. Check the zipper before you assemble it, you want the kids to be able to open it on their own!
2234697
They do supply the bracket for attaching to a pole. It is not shown in the picture, but is there.
439929
Must be attached to the tramplline or another fixed pole. It only ncludes the net and side pole
854656
Am not sure. Mine just snapped in to the net handle. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.