TENNIS POSTS

TNES 

This European design allows full width tennis net, which is uncommon in this region for budget systems, and are the only budget posts available with across top tennis net cable path as required in the rules. Ideal for multi-purpose courts as it is fast and easy to attach the net.

• Standard steel tennis net
• Black powder coated finish
• Hot dip galvanised  for ultimate rust resistance
• Easy to use external tennis net winder with removable handle
• Sleeves and caps included
• Optional base plate available

This system is ITF compliant and used at Perth Arena for the Hoffman cup. It takes a post to post net and the net cable is on top of the post.

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TNAL

• Non-rust, low maintenance aluminium
• Stainless steel internal winder and removable handle
• Sleeves and caps included
• Internal net rails

The winder in this post is a linear system and is hidden completely inside the upright so when you have tensioned the post, you can take the winder away and have elegant, smooth posts that will never rust like steel models. These posts take a full post to post net and can be tied off against the post to maximise aesthetics.

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TNST

Traditional heavy duty steel posts for top level competition.

• Internal drum winder system
• rollers in the top for an over the top net path
• Finished with a black powder coat
• Integrated net lacing bar

This model also includes a special thermal coated finish, more durable than powdercoating designed to last longer and retain it’s luster in the harsh Australasian conditions.

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TNMES

Mobile tennis net post system for multi purpose fields.

• Full post to post net
• Concealed counterweights for greater stability, and net cord tension
• Durable powder coat

Supplied complete with net, these systems have been designed with a height stamp to lift the wheels off the surface to immobilise while in play, and better distribute the weight of the system on sensitive surfaces.

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