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Maybe a little bit not what you are asking or looking for, but one club I played used ground to ceiling height nets and they did a very good job. No balls go to other tables, it's easy to make and should be cheap...
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I second the rolls of cardboard idea. It’s what we use at our club, and while they’re not perfect they are cheap and effective.
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You just unroll them in waves. Here’s a random picture from the internet of a club with cardboard barriers. https://www.kansascitytabletennis.com/tony-aguirre-community-center/
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What im looking for, is how to make some higher table tennis sorrounders with feet under, so we in the club can lift them and carry them away after each training. If we just put them up loose, then it will take to much space because we only have a smal room to 6 tables
What im looking for, is how to make some higher table tennis sorrounders with feet under, so we in the club can lift them and carry them away after each training. If we just put them up loose, then it will take to much space because we only have a smal room to 6 tables
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These cardboard rolls would be perfect then. You roll them up when you are finished and they take up very little space.
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I meant, that I was in a club which separated tables using nets (like fishing nets or smth) and hanged them as curtains. And it did the job fine. It was cheap I suppose, and the balls couldn't leave playing are (and that's a common problem)
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