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STEP TWO:
Slip the net sleeve over the second vertical post (still not
inserted into the base), with the Velcro tension strap and
wider headband at the top. The person holding the pole
that is not inserted into the base moves over to insert the
vertical pole into the base while tilting the pole inwards to
keep pressure off the net. In this drawing the right side is
fully inserted and the left side is tilted inwards only at the
base.
STEP THREE:
The person holding the pole that is tilted inwards simply
keeps the edge of the pole in the base while pushing
outwards. Then just slide the pole all the way into the base.
Once both posts are in place, make final height adjustments
to the net, and then tighten the Velcro strap as needed. The
18-foot long Roll-a-Net is the recommended size net for the
United States Tennis Association’s “10 and Under Tennis”
or Quick Start initiative. It also meets regular height
requirements for badminton.