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Question: Does it set up in the water or do you put base on the concrete on each side of the pool?
Document: Our pool is 28 foot across and this fit well. It is not a 'last a lifetime' purchase. Even with water in the base-they would have tipped-but we just put a brick on each one. No big deal. I am sure it will last through several more parties........I definitely think it is worth the money!
This is very stable for a set of this type. It fits a wide pool and can be adjusted by pulling it farther apart. The plastic base doesn't appear to be UV protected.
When it is set up it is a blast!! It just sucks that the net gets tangled so easily, It is so frustrating to sit there for 30 plus minutes trying to untangle the mess so if you buy this make sure to put the net away neatly every time.
This product is a good backyard pool toy. After cutting the net to fit the width of the pool, cutting slits in the pole tops to tie it to the base, and laying half a patio stone on the base to weight it down, it worked great. Lots of hours playing with the adult kids.
Great swiming pool volleyball net set. It was perfect for our pool. The posts were easy to assemble and volleyball is of good quality for a swiming pool game. Highly recommend it...
I bought this pool volleyball net set and received it in time for the weekend. The set up was REAL easy and we never had to adjust it once we had it up. The poles, net and bases were very sturdy. Height and length are perfect for any regular sized pool. What you see in the picture is exactly what you get in the box.
I've had this for well over a year now and it still works like new. The net been stored outdoors under a patio all of that time. I take it out as needed. I have a 21' above ground pool that is partially dug in with a deck built around half of it. Since the install height of my net is different on each side I went to my local hardware store and bought a pvc pipe to make one of the poles higher.
This works well, especially for the price. We needed to do a little bit of gerry-rigging but it was easy to put up, lasted all season and is still in fine shape for this season.
Just exactly what I was looking for. I did end up permanently mounting the rods in the base because they kept coming out, but that was the only issue that I had.
A good value. The water weights were knocked over the first time someone bumped into the net, so we just sunk posts in the ground to support the net properly. To keep the net from getting tangled, we attached it to a piece of pvc pipe and rolled it up to store it.
Answer: yes