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Professional |
Family Multi-Sports |
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Sleeved frame for ‘finished’ look |
S-hook set-up |
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Replaceable safety net (baffle) |
Heavier duty |
Q: Can I adjust the cage dimensions to fit
in my garage?
A: Yes. Our standard cage size measures approx. 10’ x 10 ’x
10’, though
designed for flexibility. Once you receive your cage, you can make
adjustments to the frame to fit your space needs, up to a reduction
of 2 feet less in height or width. Any further modification though
can lead to either safety or visual concerns. We’re happy
to problem-solve your unique situation with you to determine your
alternatives prior to your purchase.
Q: How much time will it take for set-up?
How many people?
A: Our Professional and Family Multi-Sports golf practice nets have
been designed for
quick and easy construction. Two people can easily build a cage
from start to finish in 45 minutes or less. Although it will take
longer, we’ve designed our cages so one person can construct
it alone, if required.
Q: Do I need to take my net up and down each
season?
A: It is not necessary, though if taken up and down seasonally,
your cage will potentially last longer. Our golf nets are made using
UV stabilized, all-weather black MFP netting that’s fade and
mildew resistant. Our frame is constructed using Snap-loc™
poles made of powder-coated steel with galvanized steel corner fittings
for durability in most any climate. If you prefer to store your
cage off-season (which many do), setup/takedown is quick & easy
with our ‘Snap-loc’™ poles. All components fit
in our shipping/storage box (1’x1’x4’ approx.
size) making off-season storage compact.
Q: What tools are required?
A: Our frame is constructed with Snap-loc poles that allow for construction
without the need for a ladder and easy twist-lock eyebolts secure
all corner fittings…NO TOOLS ARE REQUIRED!
Q: What’s the purpose of the safety net?
A: A safety net or baffle is provided for the interior back of the
cage to buffer the impact of the ball. The safety net or baffle
is the area of the cage that takes the most wear and tear, which
is why we make ours with a heavier netting sewn on the diagonal
to decelerate the ball and for added ‘catch’. When properly
installed, baffles are designed to provide added safety in enclosed
spaces, or for someone standing behind the cage when outdoors.
Q: What factors besides price should I consider when determining
which net to buy?
A: You may want to consider the following:
- Size/Space available: Can I take a full swing without concern of hitting the net or frame?
- Durability of materials and construction: Is the netting mesh durable for heavy use? Is it UV treated? What is the frame made of?
- Safety: Does it include a safety baffle? Is the baffle of a durability and design for maximum ‘catch’? Are tools and/or ladders required for construction?
- Visual appeal: Does the cage have a professional and ‘finished’ look? Would I/my spouse feel comfortable leaving it up in my yard or/basement?
- Ease of setup and durability of materials:
Can it be setup in under an hour, taken down if need be, yet sturdy
when constructed?
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