This product integrates a regulation pickleball net with a wheel‑mounted steel frame, allowing the entire system to be rolled into position, tensioned, and locked without permanent installation. The
This product integrates a regulation pickleball net with a wheel‑mounted steel frame, allowing the entire system to be rolled into position, tensioned, and locked without permanent installation. The design targets facilities that require frequent reconfiguration of courts, such as multi‑purpose gymnasiums, community centers, and school athletic departments.
The net is constructed from UV‑stabilized high‑density polyethylene (HDPE) mesh with a nominal opening of 45 mm × 45 mm. Typical tensile strength of the yarn is 35 MPa, providing resistance to sag under tension loads of up to 150 N per linear meter.
The frame consists of 2 mm cold‑rolled steel tubing, powder‑coated with a polyester‑based finish rated for 500 hours of salt‑spray exposure. Four swivel casters are mounted at the corners; each caster features a 125 mm diameter polyurethane tread, a load rating of 200 kg, and a dual‑lock mechanism that secures both swivel and rotation.
Tension is maintained by a ratchet‑type tightening system integrated into the top and bottom cords, allowing adjustment from 0.86 m to 0.92 m net height in 2 mm increments, complying with official pickleball specifications.
| Parameter | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| Net Width | 6.10 m (standard court width) |
| Net Height (adjustable range) | 0.86 m – 0.92 m |
| Frame Length (overall) | 6.30 m |
| Wheel Diameter | 125 mm |
| Load Capacity per Wheel | 200 kg |
| Frame Material | Cold‑rolled steel, powder‑coated |
| Net Material | UV‑stabilized HDPE |
Facilities that host multiple sports or community events benefit from a system that can be deployed and stored by a single operator in under five minutes. The wheel‑based frame eliminates the need for ground anchors or permanent sleeves, reducing installation labor and preserving flooring integrity. The lockable casters prevent unintended movement during play, while the corrosion‑ resistant coating extends service life in indoor environments with fluctuating humidity.
Because the net tension is adjustable via the integrated ratchet, the same unit can accommodate variations in court surface height (e.g., modular flooring systems) without requiring separate net sets.
Each net undergoes a tensile elongation test to verify that the mesh does not exceed 5 % stretch under a 150 N load. Frame sections are checked for coating thickness using a magnetic gauge, targeting a minimum of 80 µm. Casters are subjected to a dynamic load test simulating 10 000 cycles of swivel and lock engagement.
Final inspection includes a functional check of the ratchet tension system, confirming smooth operation across the full adjustment range. Documentation of test results is available upon request.
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