The Douglas Premier™ SQ Surface Mount Tennis Net Posts provide a premium solution for surface-mounted tennis court installations, making them ideal for rooftop tennis courts, elevated decks, and other locations where traditional in-ground installation is not possible. Built with the same superior engineering and durability as the renowned Douglas Premier™ SQ Series, these commercial tennis net posts deliver professional performance and long-lasting reliability.
Each post is constructed from heavy-duty 3-inch square, 11-gauge steel and measures 42 inches high. The posts are factory welded to a heavy-duty steel base plate, providing a secure, stable attachment to concrete and other hard playing surfaces.
The internally wound, self-locking gear mechanism features plated steel gears with a case-hardened drive gear, delivering smooth, dependable net tension adjustment through a precision 30:1 gear ratio. The durable cast aluminum alloy gear housing and caps, combined with a flush-mounted chrome gear plate cover and removable chrome winding handle, provide years of maintenance-free operation and a clean, professional appearance.
Finished in a black baked-on polyester powder-coated finish, these surface mount tennis posts offer outstanding protection against rust, corrosion, and harsh outdoor weather. Integrated welded steel lacing rods ensure secure net attachment and a professional-quality tennis net installation.
Designed for commercial tennis courts, country clubs, schools, universities, parks, athletic facilities, and residential rooftop courts, the Douglas Premier™ SQ Surface Mount Tennis Net Posts deliver championship-quality performance wherever in-ground posts cannot be installed.
Please Note: Mounting bolts are not included.
When installing surface-mount posts on a post-tensioned concrete slab, it is critical to locate all post-tension cables before drilling or anchoring into the concrete.
The slab should be professionally scanned or X-rayed to determine the exact location of the cables. Never drill into a post-tension cable. Striking or cutting a tensioned cable can cause the cable to release with tremendous force, potentially resulting in serious injury, death, or significant structural damage.
Do not begin drilling until the locations of all post-tension cables have been positively identified and marked.
