Trigon Sports Vinyl Volleyball Net with Steel Cable Top & Nylon Roped Bottom VBNETC - VBNETC
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Introducing to you Trigon Sports Vinyl Volleyball Net with Steel Cable Top & Nylon Roped Bottom VBNETC! 2.6mm Braided Polyethylene Netting. 2.5" White headband. Vinyl coated steel cable top & nylon roped bottom. Size: 32' x 3'
What our Experts Think
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Made from durable 2.6 mm braided polyethylene — weather-resistant and long-lasting.
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Top tension reinforced with a vinyl-coated steel cable for strong structure.
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Bottom band made from nylon rope keeps the net shaped without being too rigid.
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Regulation size: 32′ long × 3′ high, suitable for standard courts.
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Includes a 2.5″ white vinyl headband for visibility and extra durability.
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Low-maintenance: Withstands repeated outdoor use and resists corrosion.
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Cost-effective replacement: Ideal for updating nets without replacing posts or hardware.
Q&A
Q: What is the VBNETC?
A: A vinyl volleyball net with steel cable top and nylon roped bottom for recreational and competitive play.
Q: What are the net’s dimensions?
A: Regulation size for standard volleyball courts: 32′ wide × 3′ high.
Q: What materials are used?
A: Durable vinyl netting with a steel cable top and nylon rope bottom for tension and stability.
Q: Is it weather-resistant?
A: Yes — the vinyl and nylon materials are designed to withstand outdoor conditions.
Q: How is it installed?
A: The steel cable top allows easy attachment to standard volleyball poles, while the nylon roped bottom ensures proper tension.
Q: Who should use this net?
A: Schools, recreation centers, parks, and leagues needing a durable, regulation volleyball net.
Q: Why choose this net over basic nets?
A: Its reinforced steel cable and nylon rope provide long-lasting durability, better tensioning, and consistent play performance.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean with mild soap and water using a soft cloth or brush; avoid harsh chemicals.
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Rinse and allow the net to dry completely after cleaning or rain to prevent mildew and corrosion.
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Inspect the steel top cable and nylon bottom rope regularly for fraying, kinks, or wear.
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Maintain proper tension using tie-downs, turnbuckles, or winches to avoid sagging.
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Store the net loosely coiled in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use.
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Check all attachment points and hardware for loosening or corrosion.
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Repair holes, frays, or damaged cables/ropes promptly to prevent further damage.
