This document describes the "Volleyball Badminton Combo Set" (Model: 35-7105-2) manufactured by Triumph, an Escalade Sports brand. It serves as an instruction manual for assembly and provides rules for both volleyball and badminton games.
Function Description:
The Volleyball Badminton Combo Set is a versatile outdoor recreational game set designed to allow users to play both volleyball and badminton. It includes all necessary equipment for setting up a net system and playing either sport, making it suitable for family fun, picnics, or casual competitive play. The set is intended for use by adults, with adult supervision required for children playing the game, as it is not considered a child's toy.
Important Technical Specifications:
Parts List:
The set includes the following components:
- Volleyball: 1 pc (Part 1)
- Net: 1 pc (Part 2)
- Badminton Racket: 2 pcs (Part 3)
- Shuttlecock: 2 pcs (Part 4)
- Bottom Guide Rope: 2 pcs (Part 5)
- Top Guide Rope: 2 pcs (Part 6)
- Plastic Pole Cap: 2 pcs (Part 7)
- Pole: 6 pcs (Part 8)
- Inflating Pump with Needle: 1 pc (Part 9)
Assembly Specifications:
The net system is assembled using six pole sections, guide ropes (top and bottom), and stakes (implied by the guide ropes and tensioners). The poles are designed to be pressed into the ground for stability. Guide ropes are secured with knots and adjusted with tensioners to ensure the net is taut.
Volleyball Court Specifications (Standard):
- Court Size: 30 feet wide and 60 feet long. Width and length can be increased or decreased proportionately depending on the area available.
- Net Height: Can vary from the official 8 feet height to other popular heights such as 7 feet or 5 feet, or any desired height.
- Service Area: Minimum of 5 feet in depth behind the end boundary court, extending into the court if necessary. Located in the right end section of each court, width not to exceed 8 feet.
- Players: 6 players per team.
- Game Play: Played to 21 points (or 15 points by agreement). A match consists of three games, with the winner being the team to win two out of three. Only the serving team can score. Maximum of three team contacts per side to return the ball. Rotation is clockwise after losing a serve.
Badminton Court Specifications (Standard):
- Court Size: 20 feet wide and 44 feet long. Length and width can be increased or decreased proportionately.
- Net Height: 5 feet in the center of the net, 5 feet 1 inch at the poles.
- Players: Doubles (two players per side) or Singles (one player per side).
- Game Play: Played to 15 or 21 points. Best two out of three games wins the match. Teams change court ends after each game.
- Service: The serving team starts with one serve, then each team gets two serves. Service alternates from the right half court to the left half court in doubles. In singles, service is from the right half court for even scores (0, 2, 4...) and left half court for odd scores (1, 3, 5...).
Usage Features:
Assembly Instructions:
- Step 1 (Net Attachment): Insert ropes from the top and bottom corners of the net through the corresponding holes in the top pole sections. Secure these ropes with knots.
- Step 2 (Middle Pole Attachment): Attach the middle pole section to the top pole by aligning the holes. Insert the loop of the lower guide rope through a hole in the middle pole.
- Step 3 (Bottom Pole Attachment): Insert the bottom pole section into the middle pole, aligning the holes. Place a plastic cap on top of the uppermost pole.
- Step 4 (Setup and Tensioning): Stretch the assembled net and poles across the playing area until the net is tight. Press the poles firmly into the ground. Hold the poles vertically and press the upper guide rope stakes into the ground at a 45-degree angle, 3 to 5 feet from the pole and 3 to 5 feet apart. Loop the lower guide ropes over these stakes and adjust the rope tensioners until all ropes are taut.
Volleyball Game Play:
- Service: The ball must go over the net. If it hits the net and goes over, it's re-served. If it doesn't go over, goes out of bounds, or touches a teammate before an opponent, it's a "side out."
- Volley: Each team is allowed a maximum of three successive contacts to return the ball.
- Errors/Fouls: Includes not hitting the ball clearly, hitting it out of bounds, allowing it to hit the floor, touching the ball twice in succession, failing to serve properly, holding/throwing the ball, touching the net, or playing out of position during service.
- Scoring: Only the serving team scores. A "side out" occurs when the serving team fails to score, and the receiving team then serves.
Badminton Game Play:
- Service: The shuttle must be struck at a point not higher than the server's waist. The server must serve from within their designated half court.
- Faults: Includes serving overhand, the shuttle falling into the wrong service court or out of bounds, improper serving position, intentionally distracting an opponent, missing the shuttle during service, the shuttle falling outside boundaries or failing to pass over the net during play, a player reaching over the net to hit the shuttle (though follow-through is allowed), or hitting the shuttle twice in succession by the same player or by a player and teammate successively.
- Net Contact: It is not a fault if the shuttle hits the net during service or play and goes over the net; if this happens during service, it is re-served.
Maintenance Features:
- Product Concerns: For any concerns, users are directed to visit www.escaladesports.com.
- Technical Support/Warranty: Contact Escalade Sports at 1-800-467-1421 or customerservice@escaladesports.com. A copy of the purchase receipt is required for warranty service.
- Warranty: Limited 90-day warranty from the date of purchase, covering defects in materials and construction. Exclusions include main frames, tabletops, playing surfaces, batteries, or tools (these parts need to be returned to the store if damaged). Normal play wear and usage, or damage due to improper use, are not covered.
- Important Notice: Contact Escalade Sports before returning the product to the store.
Safety Warnings:
- Not for use by children without adult supervision.
- This is not a child's toy.
- Adult supervision is required for children playing this game.
- Read instructions carefully.
- For volleyball, stand clear of the court area to avoid injury while a player is taking their turn.
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