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Goalsetter All-Star In Ground Adjustable Basketball System with 54-Inch Glass Backboard and Double Static Rim, Black (SS45554G2)
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Goalsetter All-Star In Ground Adjustable Basketball Features
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HEIGHT ADJUSTABILITY — Internal Compression Height Adjustment Mechanism allows rim height to raise and lower 6' to 10' and increases hoop safety with no pinch or grab points
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MINIMIZES SHAKE — Off-Set 5" square one-piece steel pole with seven-gauge (3/16") wall thickness minimizes shake and aids in reducing wear and tear on joints of the system and provides a 3ft Extension from wall to front of backboard
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54-INCH BACKBOARD — Backboard is 36" x 54" and made of 3/8" acrylic mounted on an exclusive H-Frame design made of 1-1/2" structural steel tubing to provide precise and consistent ball response
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PROTECTIVE PAINT PROCESS – Corrosion-Resistant paint process of one primer coat and two coats of baked on acrylic-enamel provides a high-gloss finish
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EASY INSTALLATION — Ground Anchor Hinge System is an exclusive Goalsetter design that enables easy installation of the goal system without the use of scaffold or ladders
About Goalsetter All-Star In Ground Adjustable Basketball
The Goalsetter All-Star blends a 5" square off-set mast with 3/16" wall thickness and full 4' x 5" square ground anchor for maximum stability. The 36” x 54” tempered glass or acrylic backboard provides a full 3' safety play area and is fast becoming a playground favorite. With the simple turn of the height adjustment handle, the All-Star will infinitely adjust from 6' to 10' for maximum participation and enjoyment. The internal height adjustment mechanism enhances safety by eliminating pinch and grab points. This All-Star is made in the United States of America with an unmatched Lifetime Warranty.
