Safety precautions

*The following precautions are intended to help you use our products safely and correctly, and to prevent harm or damage to you or others.
This is to prevent it from happening.

*The average lifespan of sports nets is 2 to 3 years, but even new ones may be severely damaged by typhoons, gusts of wind, etc.    
Before playing, please be sure to check that there are no tears in the net.

*Please use practice golf balls when playing golf.
In the case of a course ball (or lost ball), due to damage to the cover (skin) caused by an iron, etc.
Please be careful as the net can often become entangled and cut through.
*If the net is torn or damaged, use a replacement spare net, repair net, or net repair thread.
We have the following available, so please feel free to contact us.  


Prohibitions


*If handled incorrectly, there is a possibility of death or serious injury.

1. Do not allow children to assemble, move, or store the product on their own.

2. Do not hang or drag the net or frame.

3. Never modify or repair this product.

Follow the precautions

*If handled incorrectly, it is assumed that there is a possibility of injury or property damage.

1.Please be sure to have an adult accompany you to check that there are no loose bolts, etc.

2. Please check that there are no tears in the net or abnormalities in the frame before use.

If the net is used in a torn state, the ball may fall out and cause injury to people behind the net.

Please be sure to repair any torn areas before use.

3.Please be sure to assemble according to the assembly instructions.

4. On windy days or days when there is a risk of gusts, the net frame may fall over or be blown away by the wind.
 
Stop using the net, fold down the net frame, and secure it to something sturdy to prevent it from flying off.
 
5. Use the included bolts and be careful not to forget to tighten them.

Also, when tightening the bolts, be careful not to overtighten them as the bolts may break.

6. When assembling the frame, be careful not to pinch your fingers or hands when inserting the pipe.

7. Assembling, moving, and storing the product should be done by two or more adults.

GET TO KNOW ABOUT OUR NETTING

Other Introductions

1. KNITTING METHODS

2. TAILORING METHODS

3. Eye netting

4. PROCESSING METHOD 1: FLAT NET

5. PROCESSING METHOD 2: DEFORMED/BOX-SHAPED NET

6. NET PRODUCTION PROCESS

7. HARDWARE (RINGS ETC.)

8. THE GOLF BOX NET

9. IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS FOR SPORTSNET USERS