Har-Tru Surface Mount Pickleball Net Post
Upgrade your pickleball court with the Har-Tru Surface Mount Pickleball Net Post, a heavy-duty net post designed for durability, stability, and long-lasting outdoor performance. Ideal for pickleball courts, schools, parks, recreation centers, clubs, and residential court installations, this professional-quality post provides a secure foundation for your pickleball net system.
Constructed from heavy-duty Schedule 40 steel, the Har-Tru Surface Mount Pickleball Net Post is engineered to withstand frequent play and demanding outdoor conditions. A durable powder-coated finish provides added protection against corrosion, moisture, UV exposure, and everyday wear.
The surface-mount design allows the post to be securely installed directly onto a suitable court surface, making it an excellent option where traditional in-ground pickleball net posts and ground sleeves are not practical.
Features
- Heavy-duty surface mount pickleball net post
- Constructed from durable Schedule 40 steel
- Protective powder-coated finish for outdoor durability
- Designed for permanent pickleball court installations
- Provides excellent strength and stability for net systems
- Surface-mount installation eliminates the need for traditional ground sleeves
- Built to withstand frequent play and changing weather conditions
- Ideal for schools, parks, recreation facilities, clubs, and residential pickleball courts
- Professional-quality construction from Har-Tru
For a strong, dependable solution for your court, the Har-Tru Surface Mount Pickleball Net Post delivers the durability and performance needed for a professional pickleball net installation.
? WARNING – POST-TENSIONED CONCRETE SLABS
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.
