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    <subtitle>All Netting From Application to Installation:
Golf Netting, Baseball Netting, Landfill Netting, Sport, Protective, &amp; Barrier Netting</subtitle>
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        <title>Netting Height - Ball Trajectory</title>
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        <summary>One of the most common questions we get is "how high does my netting system need to be?" This depends on many factor such as application; Is the netting to protect life and/or property such as a major roadway? Is...</summary>
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            <name>Dan Nunn</name>
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<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>One of the most common questions we get is "how high does my netting system need to be?" This depends on many factor such as application; Is the netting to protect life and/or property such as a major roadway? Is netting stricktly for containment and if so what percentage of containmnet is desired? As a basic guidline I am posting a link to a "SAMPLE" ball trajectory for a golf that may be useful.</p>

<p><a href="http://www.netservicesus.com/files/Ball_Trajectory_11_21_2005.htm">Ball Trajectory Sample</a></p></div>
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        <title>Netting Information....FINALLY</title>
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        <summary>Well, here we go. Finally a place where people can find information and discuss topics relating to barrier and protective netting system. Who does them, what contractors can you trust, what materials and in what climate and for what application,...</summary>
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            <name>Dan Nunn</name>
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<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>Well, here we go. Finally a place where people can find information and discuss topics relating to barrier and protective netting system. Who does them, what contractors can you trust, what materials and in what climate and for what application, steel pole or wood pole, what height does the system need to be? These topics and many more. Wanna talk sports or your favorite place to golf - sounds good to me. This forum is opened to be fun and informative. Businesses and individuals interested in Driving Ranges, Batting Cages, Landfill Netting or any type of netting barrier will hopefully be able to exchange ideas and experience in an open and honest forum. That is what we want - what works, what doesn't, what services or information can we provide or refer you to, to better serve you or the indutry as a whole? Let me know and talk among yourselves. Look forward to hearing from you.</p></div>
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