Description

Beach Volleyball Poles

Beach² Volleyball Poles are designed for long-term court set-ups and built for superior beach volleyball performance. The QuickLift Bracket is simple to use and creates consistent net height adjustment and tension. Simply loosen the net cable and move the carabiner and pulley wheel to the desired net height. It features 17 net height settings from 6’6″ to 8’ in 1” increments, accommodating any desired height, including Men’s, Women’s and Juniors’ volleyball net heights, as well as shifting sand. See how to easily adjust net height on the Beach2 Net System here.

The Beach² volleyball poles offer 3” square steel tubing with rounded edges and come in 2 equal sections for easy installation. The poles measure up to 12’ in overall length. One end of the net cable connects to the static hook pole using the carabiner.  The other end of the net cable goes over the 4” pulley wheel to the net ratchet.

Each beach volleyball pole is specially treated with a durable polyester powder coat paint to keep water and sand from penetrating the equipment. Beach² poles can be installed permanently in a concrete pier or are removable using the Beach² Base. The Beach² is sold in increments of one (1) and backed by a ten-year performance warranty. To learn more or order the Beach² volleyball net system please contact your Regional Manager.

Thinking about sand court construction? Learn how to build a beach volleyball court here.

*Please note beach volleyball poles are also commonly referred to as volleyball posts, uprights or standards.

Specifications

• 3” square steel tubing with rounded edges
• Comes in 2 equal parts for easy installation
• Durable weather resistant polyester powder coat paint
• Up to 12’ in overall length
• 17 permanent net height settings from 6 1/2’ to 8’
• 4” polycarbonate pulley wheel
• Plastic pole cap to prevent sand and water penetration

WARNING: Any athletic activity involves a certain risk of physical injury. This equipment has been designed for improved safety, however, care and supervision are required during the setting up and taking down of this equipment, as well as during play. The entire system should be periodically inspected for components needing replacement or tightening.