Fold-A-Hoop is the most exciting product to arrive in the sporting goods industry. It is a new design on a traditional indoor game. It was designed to allow the consumer to bring the wall-mounted arcade style basketball game into the home. The frame collapses into a compact decorative wall-mounted cabinet and easily extends out for fast action play. Includes LED scoreboard with two player scoring PVC runner with pre-attached side netting 3 piece telescopic frame and leg support 7 mini rubber basketballs and ball pump. Made by Park & Sun Company.

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I just looked at mine and wondered how my middle school daughter got the basketball through the hoop. It looks too high. Is this the reason she was good at three pointers in middle and high school? I just need that one measurement. Rim height from ground to metal rim of hoop. Thanks

10 feet

I have a large three car garage driveway that would be perfect in size for an in ground basketball hoop on one side. The problem is it has a slight slope and not a completely flat surface and I’m worried it should be flat or near flat for that kind of hoop. Does anyone know the max slope a driveway should have for an in ground basketball hoop? Any experience with one on a sloped driveway? Thanks>

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I have a large three car garage driveway that would be perfect in size for an in ground basketball hoop on one side. The problem is it has a slight slope and not a completely flat surface and I’m worried it should be flat or near flat for that kind of hoop. Does anyone know the max slope a driveway should have for an in ground basketball hoop? Any experience with one on a sloped driveway? Thanks>

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Hi. I bought a Basketball Hoop with a plastic base in which water is pumped in for a pool. While moving the unit around, i noticed a hole less than a penny’s size big, on the underbelly of the unit, on the water tank.

What should i do to fill this hole in?
Is it even possible to fill this hole in?

Whatever it is, it needs to be waterproof, and able to sustain the NJ summer.

Thank you.

I’d try a pool patch kit, I’m not sure if it will hold, but it’s worth a try. A tire patch may even work depending on the type of plastic.

Hi. I bought a Basketball Hoop with a plastic base in which water is pumped in for a pool. While moving the unit around, i noticed a hole less than a penny’s size big, on the underbelly of the unit, on the water tank.

What should i do to fill this hole in?
Is it even possible to fill this hole in?

Whatever it is, it needs to be waterproof, and able to sustain the NJ summer.

Thank you.

I’d try a pool patch kit, I’m not sure if it will hold, but it’s worth a try. A tire patch may even work depending on the type of plastic.