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You need construction workers if you’re not skilled at it yourself. An inground basketball system – I’m assuming you want an outdoor hoop that’s embedded in the cement – requires that you need to know how to work with wet cement. You’ll also need to know how to use a jackhammer to make a hole for the hoop before filling it up with wet cement. It’s a lot more trouble than a portable hoop, but among the advantages are a more stable, balanced, and more durable hoop.
#1 by ZeRoFaTaLiTy on March 9th, 2011
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You need construction workers if you’re not skilled at it yourself. An inground basketball system – I’m assuming you want an outdoor hoop that’s embedded in the cement – requires that you need to know how to work with wet cement. You’ll also need to know how to use a jackhammer to make a hole for the hoop before filling it up with wet cement. It’s a lot more trouble than a portable hoop, but among the advantages are a more stable, balanced, and more durable hoop.