The Edwards 30LS DT Tennis Net

Throughout their 100 year history, Edwards Sports Products have been associated with tennis at the highest level, supplying Grand Slam tournaments around the world including Wimbledon and The French Open. These tennis nets have a quad stitched white top band and a plastic coated steel cable. Edwards nets are handmade in the UK using only the finest quality materials. High quality 3.5 mm braided polyethylene tennis net body with a heavy duty vinyl coated headband. The top 6 rows consist of double tennis net body.  42' length standard.

• 3.5 mm braided net body
• Heavy duty vinyl headband
• Top 6 rows consist of double net body
• Wooden dowels included
• Limited 5 year warranty
• Custom lengths available
• Quantity discounts

1. Stretch out the net across the court.
2. See if you winder post mechanism has a hook or a hole to accept the cable.
   A.  If it has a hook, use the cable as provided by attaching the loop to the hook.
   B.  If is has a hole, (internal mechanism) cut off the loop at one end of the cable.  Leave some excess in order to allow for several turns around the internal mechanism.  Now, insert the plain cable into the hole.
3. Attach the loop on the other end of the cable to the hook half way down the outside of the "dummy" post.
4. Crank up cable/net to 38" at the center point. DO NOT OVER-WIND!
5. Insert dowels (provided) throught the end side tapes.
6. Attach the headband to the net post with the rope provided.
7. Square up the net and lace it to the post using the black lacing cord provided.  Most post have lacing bars for easy installation.  Use the side grommets on the net to accept the lacing cords.  If the posts do not have lacing bars, hooks may be provided or you can lace around the net post.
8. Measure the depth of the net in the center and adjust the center net strap making the net 36" at the centerline of the court.

Your installation is now complete and your net should sit comfortably but somewhat tightly between the two posts with a very small gap between the net and nets posts.