12ft Barrier Net System Freestanding (Multiple Sizes)

Build a clean, safe ball-stop anywhere On turf and hard courts you can’t use stakes, so errant shots drift into the neighbor’s yard, parking lots, and walkways. DIY fixes sag, corners gap, and you lose practice time to constant ball chasing. Why that slows every practice When a barrier bows or sits at uneven heights, balls slip through and confidence drops. Coaches juggle setup hassles while players wait. You need a stable, uniform height that adapts to awkward spaces and actually keeps play contained. The no-sag, modular barrier made for hard surfaces The QUICKPLAY 12FT BARRIER NET SYSTEM FREESTANDING holds a true, consistent 12 ft height across every panel with all-angle adjustability to handle corners and tight runs. A heavy-duty galvanized, powder-coated steel frame is weather-resistant against rain and rust for season-after-season use. The UV-safe 30-ply PE knotted net with 45 x 45 mm squares is tough enough for soccer, rugby, cricket, tennis, and basketball (not for golf). The gray frame with black net looks clean on any field or backyard boundary. Freestanding setup is quick and tool-free: position your panels, slot uprights into the steel base feet, and tension with the PE-coated bungees. For ballast, each base includes two sandbags—use dry sand only; bags are polyester and supplied empty. Place bases on level surfaces and remove nets in high winds or storms for safety. For stability, every freestanding run ships with one more base than panels (e.g., 1 net = 2 bases; 2 nets = 3 bases; 3 nets = 4 bases). Spikes are also included for optional in-ground anchoring where suitable; use a rubber mallet and always check for underground utilities. Build the run to fit your space: mix widths of 12 ft, 24 ft, and 36 ft—all at 12 ft high—and link as many sections as you need for backyard sidelines, practice fields, or multi-sport courts. Freestanding panels connect to in-ground panels via connector tubes, so you can combine systems now or extend later as your layout evolves. When not in use, store bases and sandbags dry and brush off salt or grit to preserve the finish.