Spartan Heavy Duty Portable Pickleball Net – No Wheels

Spartan Heavy Duty Portable Pickleball Net – No Wheels

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Spartan Commercial-Grade Heavy-Duty Portable Pickleball Net Technical Specifications: Spartan Commercial-Grade Portable Pickleball Net Frame Construction 3″ Square 11-Gauge US Steel (Posts) | 1-3/4″ & 2″ Square Frame Regulation Dimensions 36″ High x 22′ Long (Official Tournament Size) System Weight 128 lbs. (Structural Stability without Added Weights) Finish Options Standard Powder Coat or Optional Titan Zinc Primer Mobility Kit Optional Zinc-Plated Locking Casters for Corrosion Resistance (see Wheeled version) Netting Specs 3.0mm Braided Polyethylene Warranty 5-Year Limited Warranty on Steel Frame Against Defects in Materials and Workmanship Manufacturing Made of USA steel and fabricated by Spartan Athletic Mfg. 🛠️ Need a custom size? Let us know, we’ll build it. Steel vs. Aluminum Why steel? Why not aluminum? We build with steel, not aluminum. Here’s why. Aluminum flexes under tension. Steel doesn’t. Steel is roughly 3x stiffer than aluminum. Aluminum frames bend permanently when dropped or struck. Steel takes the hit. Portable nets get moved, dropped, and bumped. Steel absorbs the impact and stays straight. Bent aluminum stays bent. Aluminum doesn’t rust, but it tarnishes and pits. The dull, chalky finish that develops on aluminum doesn’t polish off. Powder-coated steel, kept up, looks like new for years. The tennis and pickleball industries use the same equipment standards — and both standards are powder-coated steel. Aluminum isn’t used at the commercial level. There’s a reason for that. How the Net Works Supportless Frame: The 22′ span stays rigid without a center support. Raised Frame Design: The frame sits 6″ off the ground so balls roll under the net. Heavy-Duty External Winder: A galvanized steel crank with a removable handle sets exact net tension. Modular Storage: The frame breaks down into 5-foot sections for easy storage. Setup Time: 30-45 minutes for initial assembly. Breakdown and re-setup runs 15-20 minutes. Why Buy From Spartan Athletic Mfg. Spartan Athletic Co. has been selling sports equipment since 2012. Our founder is a former Certified Tennis Court Builder — a credential from the American Sports Builders Association, the national authority for sports facility construction. We know how these courts are built because we’ve built them. Spartan Athletic Manufacturing, our in-house production division, opened in 2023. We build tennis and pickleball net posts and portable pickleball nets out of Oaks, Pennsylvania. Talk to the people who built it. Call us with questions. We answer. Replacement parts, always. We build portable nets every day. If something breaks in five years, we still have the parts. Fabricated in America. Designed, fabricated, and finished in the United States. “Having experienced gameplay on both Joola and Selkirk nets, I can unequivocally state that the Spartan net competes at par with them, all while being available at a fraction of the cost.” — Felix M., Verified Owner “After researching all the nets out there, we decided on this one and couldn’t be happier. Very sturdy, great net tension, easy to move. A great buy.” — Silas T., Verified Owner Frequently Asked Questions How long does it take to set up? The initial net assembly takes about 30-45 minutes. Subsequent breakdowns and reassembles take about 15-20 minutes. Is this regulation for tournament play? Yes. Built to USAPA specifications — 22 feet wide, 36 inches at the posts, 34 inches at the center. How heavy is it? Can one person move it? The full system weighs 128 pounds. With the optional locking casters, one person can roll it across a court. Without wheels, 2-3 people are recommended for moving. What’s the warranty? The Heavy Duty Pickleball Net System includes a 5-year limited warranty on the steel frame against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service. Full component warranty terms apply. Where do I get replacement parts? Direct from us. Do I need the locking casters? Only if you’ll be moving the net. Choose wheels if you’ll move it between courts or in and out of storage. Skip them if it’s staying in one location. Can I add wheels later? No. We build each system specifically for wheels or no wheels — the post heights differ between the two configurations. Do I need the Titan Zinc Primer upgrade? No. The standard powder coat finish is the commercial industry standard for outdoor pickleball nets and is engineered for daily play in sun and rain. Titan Zinc Primer is an optional upgrade for owners who want maximum long-term protection. Can you build a custom size? Yes. Contact us with your specifications. Do you ship ground or LTL freight? Orders of 1-3 nets ship via UPS or FedEx ground. Orders of 4 or more nets ship via LTL carrier. Why pay more than you need to? With us, your money goes to the net — the steel, the welds, the powder coat, the components. Not to tournament sponsorships, athlete endorsements, or a name printed on the post. Same regulation dimensions. Same daily-play durability. Stretch your budget on the equipment, not on the brand around it. Standard Heavy-Duty vs. Spartan PRO Series Want the highest quality, most durable net we build? Check out the Spartan PRO Heavy-Duty Portable Pickleball Net — 225 lbs, 3.5″ steel frame, stainless internal winder. The strongest, longest-lasting net we make, for homeowners, clubs, schools, and parks that want the best. If you’re choosing between the two and not sure, call us. Feature Standard Heavy-Duty Spartan PRO Series Total System Mass 128 lbs. 225 lbs. Posts 3″ Square 11-Gauge 3″ Square 11-Gauge (in 3.5″ sleeves) Frame Rails 1-3/4″ Square 3″ Square 11-Gauge Connectors & Center 2″ Square 3.5″ Square 11-Gauge Winding System External Galvanized Crank Stainless Internal Gear Optional Mobility Zinc-Plated Casters Full Stainless Steel Casters

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Standard Powder Coat, Titan Zinc Primer

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