Tennis net anchoring device and method of anchoring a tennis net
AssigneeFast-Dry Corporation
InventorsTodd Monroe Dettor, Richard Christopher Buerkle
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AssigneeFast-Dry Corporation
InventorsTodd Monroe Dettor, Richard Christopher Buerkle
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A tennis net anchoring device and method securely anchors a tennis net center strap to a recessed anchor post on a tennis court surface. The anchoring device comprises a longitudinal, double-sided, unitary body supporting a net-retention member and a ground-retention member. A top portion of the unitary body includes two arcuate T-shaped, net-retention members that retain the tennis net through grommet holes in the net. The net-retention members extend downwardly from the upper end of the middle portion to define an arcuate net-support surface. A lower portion of the unitary body includes two off-set, J-shaped ground-retention members, opposite the net-retention members. The ground-retention members have a ground-retention surface that forms an anchor post insertion channel. The insertion channel enables insertion of an anchor post recessed beneath the court surface. The ground-retention members have free ground ends that enable maneuvering of the anchor post within the anchor post insertion channel.
An anchoring device comprising:
An anchoring device in combination with a tennis net having a net bottom portion including an aperture with a bottom grommet coupled thereto, the tennis net being selectively removably coupled at each opposing end to an anchor post, spanning a width of a tennis court defined by a tennis court surface, wherein a rigid anchor post is recessed below the tennis court surface, and, wherein the improvement comprises:
An anchoring device consisting of:
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