Measurement Volleyball Referee Stand Dimensions

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Measurement volleyball referee stand dimensions.

W x 10 in. The volleyball court specifications require the court to be 18 meters 60 feet long and 9 meters 30 feet wide. The volleyball court has a centerline that divides each teams side into a 9 by 9 meter area of court space. Padded on sides for players safety.

Free standing official referee stand with tubular padding. Their customer care is the best out of any company we work with and. Free standing and attached. 60 feet x 30 feet.

An attached volleyball ref stand is connected to a volleyball net upright. D for compact storage. Folds flat to an overall size of 84 in. We offer two styles of volleyball referee stands.

Spalding volleyball equipment warning. Volleyball has gained a lot of popularity over the years and is played in almost every country around the globe. This versatile free standing referee stand was designed with the input of volleyball officials and can be used with any net system. Your browser is extremely outdated and not web standards compliant.

H x 30 in. Ladder style referee stand with padding. The dimensions of a beach volleyball court are the same as an indoor court i e. After five years each outdoor volleyball system we have purchased remain in perfect condition and we routinely receive compliments on the quality of our volleyball facilities.

The platform should be 18 inches long and 12 inches wide. Most free standing ref stands can be folded for easy transport and storage. Dl0200 beach volleyball referee stand fivb approved beach use dtex 90t 360 h1000 x l8500mm 100mm x 100mm square mesh technora cable with polyethylene net. Measurement range 914 3050mm aluminum made dz9100 net height measurer indoor use measurement range 2100 2440mm runs on 3 aaa size batteries.

Even the height of the net for both men and women is the same as the indoor version. Ladder style referee stand with padding. A free standing volleyball referee stand can be used with any volleyball net system. Referee stand the volleyball game rules require the referee stand to be a stable platform that elevates the referees head to about 2 or 3 feet above the top of the net.

Volleyball officials at the school club national and international level for matches all have officials responsible for refereeing the match keeping score and watching the court during rallies to observe moderate and determine which of the two teams wins and making sure both teams compete fairly by following official volleyball rules.