• Lift system bracket connects backboard to a 3.5-inch round pole, 4-inch square pole, flat wall, or roof
• Fits all Huffy Sports, Spalding, and most other residential backboards up to 54-inches large
• Offers a three-foot height adjustment range for your net
• Provides approximately 3 feet of offset from pole or wall
• System provides a firm, anchored hold at all times

Connects from backboard to 4-inch square pole or flat wall

The 316 U-Turn Lift System Bracket anchors your basketball backboard (back board sold separately) to a 3.5-inch round pole, a 4-inch square pole, a flat wall, or a roof. The bracket system fits all Huffy Sports, Spalding, and most other residential backboards that are up to 54-inches large and offers a three-foot height adjustment range for your net. Unlike most systems that rely on gravity for their anchor, the 316 system provides a firm anchored hold at all times and provides approximately 3 feet of offset from the rim to the pole or the wall.

Please Note:

• Backboard is sold separately
• In order for the rim height to reach 10 feet, your pole must be 9 feet tall.

About Spalding
A Division of Russell Brands, LLC, Spalding is now the largest basketball equipment supplier in the world. Spalding is the official basketball of the National Basketball Association (NBA) and Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA), the official backboard of the NBA and NCAA, the official volleyball of the King of the Beach Volleyball Tour and the official football of Pop Warner. In addition to being the leading producer and marketer of basketballs, footballs, volleyballs and soccer balls, Spalding produces softballs under the Dudley brand.

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