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quality netting and they have stock sizes or can make a cage to your specs
I built the frame myself using installation instructions on the above website.
I bought 2" X 2" square tubing from my local welding and metal supply house. I fashioned 90 degree "L" brackets to attach top bar to vertical poles. I then used the black fencing paint available at home depot. I rented an auger for a half day to dig the holes.
All in all, two men for two full days and about $1000 total cost and that includes renting a bobcat to build up the pad.
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I'm sure I'm busy that weekend...
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I put this batting cage in my backyard. Took 30 minutes to put up. No holes to dig.
Its perfect.