This net system is engineered for temporary outdoor courts where quick setup and takedown are required. The design balances low material cost with sufficient structural rigidity to maintain proper
This net system is engineered for temporary outdoor courts where quick setup and takedown are required. The design balances low material cost with sufficient structural rigidity to maintain proper net height during play.
The frame utilizes 1.25 mm diameter powder‑coated steel tubing with a tensile strength of approximately 350 MPa, providing resistance to bending under typical impact loads.
Net mesh is made from 1.8 mm polyethylene twine woven in a 45 mm hexagonal pattern, offering a break strength of roughly 220 N per strand.
A cam‑lock tensioning system at each end allows adjustment of net height within ±2 cm of the regulation 0.914 m without tools.
Under a 15 km/h lateral wind load, net deflection remains under 3 cm at the center due to the pre‑tensioned geometry.
UV stabilizers added to the polyethylene provide a minimum of 500 hours of direct sunlight exposure before measurable degradation in tensile strength.
The powder‑coat finish passes a 500‑hour salt‑spray test with no visible rust formation.
Community recreation departments deploy these nets for multi‑use courts that convert between tennis, badminton, and pickleball.
Schools use them for after‑school programs where storage space is limited and equipment must be moved daily.
Temporary event organizers select the system for tournaments because the setup time averages under four minutes per court.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Overall width (assembled) | 6.10 m |
| Net height (adjustable) | 0.914 m ± 0.02 m |
| Frame material | Powder‑coated steel, Ø 1.25 mm |
| Net mesh material | UV‑stabilized polyethylene, 1.8 mm twine |
| Mesh opening | 45 mm hexagonal |
| Total weight | 6.8 kg |
| Packed dimensions | 95 cm × 15 cm × 10 cm |
| Wind resistance rating | Stable up to 15 km/h lateral wind |
| UV exposure life | ≥ 500 hours before 10 % strength loss |
Each frame tube undergoes a dimensional check with a tolerance of ±0.2 mm on outer diameter before coating.
Net seams are double‑stitched and tested to a minimum load of 150 N per seam during final inspection.
Random samples from each production batch are subjected to a 100‑cycle fatigue test simulating ball impact to verify tension retention.
Yes, the cam‑lock mechanism allows height settings from 0.76 m to 0.96 m in 2 cm increments.
Please provide desired quantity, any custom colors or branding, and delivery destination.
Units are packed in corrugated cartons with corner protectors and stretch‑wrapped pallets to resist moisture and impact.
For further details, technical drawings, or to discuss volume pricing, please contact our sales team.
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