Choose a net that stays put or rolls away when you need the space for something else. We can help you find the right Dominator setup for your court.
Frame material
6061-T6 aluminum
Hardware
Stainless steel
Regulation profile
36″ posts / 34″ center
Plan around actual use
A net that stays in place suits a court reserved for pickleball. A rolling frame can be the better fit when basketball, gatherings or vehicles also need the slab.
Make the decision while the concrete and equipment plan can still respond. Mounting, gate width, storage and delivery access are harder to correct after surfacing.
Two installation paths
A movable net can make sense when the same pad serves multiple sports. Think about storage, moving the system and keeping equipment out of the active playing area.
A rolling net leaves the slab unpierced and can move aside for basketball, events or vehicle access. The layout still needs a level storage position and a clear route that does not cross landscaping, gates or active play.
Sleeved or surface-mounted posts keep equipment centered on a dedicated pickleball court. Embedded components belong in the pre-pour plan. Existing concrete needs review before anyone selects a surface attachment.
Regulation net profile
The designer shows net selections alongside the chosen sport. A preview of the net does not promise that every mounting or storage condition has been resolved.
A net decision includes more than its appearance. Discuss permanence, adjustment, intended use and the space available around the court.
From use to written scope
Tell us whether this is a private dedicated court, a shared family space or a managed facility. Frequency, storage and who changes the equipment point toward a mobile or fixed system.
A new pour can incorporate the specified sleeves. An existing pad requires a condition and attachment review. A rolling unit follows a different path because it does not depend on slab penetrations.
The proposal should identify the Dominator model, finish, accessories, delivery and installation responsibilities, plus the manufacturer warranty that applies at the time of purchase.
Tell us how you use your court and whether you want a fixed or rolling net. We’ll help you choose and price the right setup.
Request a Net QuoteUse the estimator to compare available packages, then confirm the product, accessories and installation details in the quote.
