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Start with your court size and how far the backboard will reach over the playing area. Check the backboard overhang for each model, which is how far the backboard sits out from the pole.

• 54": tighter spaces
• 60": most home courts
• 72": suits most backyard courts, full size courts and professional venues

Not sure? Send us your court measurements and we'll recommend the right hoop. Please tell us whether you'll install the pole within the court or off the back.

Less than most adjustable hoops. The crank sits tight against the pole and there are no linkage arms swinging out the back, so you only need a minimum of 280 mm from the back of the anchor plate to a wall or fence. That's about 300 mm from the back of the main pole.

Hoops that adjust with parallel linkage arms need extra clearance behind the pole for the arms to move. This applies to our adjustable hoops.

Yes. Our adjustable hoops are engineered for dunking. They've been dynamically tested with a 113 kg load dropped about 150 mm onto the outermost point of the rim, creating an estimated impact force of 3.3 to 5.8 kN. The hoop showed no damage after the first drop or repeated drops, and the manufacturer's engineer has confirmed the testing supports a 113 kg player dunking. Testing is based on ASTM F1882-15.

Normal dunking is exactly what the hoop is built for. We don't recommend hanging or swinging from the rim.

On court, you'll barely notice a difference. Ball bounce off the perforated aluminium backboard is almost identical to tempered glass.

We originally made the perforated aluminium backboard for hoops in public places, where vandalism of tempered glass was a real risk. It can't shatter, so it suits schools, parks and exposed courts, and it's been very successful in this space.

The look has since taken off in backyards too, especially on 3x3 style courts built for a streetball feel. Prefer the classic look? Tempered glass is still the traditional choice.

No. We sell direct from our Melbourne warehouse, and every hoop is in stock and ready for fast dispatch.

The best way to see one up close is our walkthrough video, which takes you through the hoop part by part. Watch the walkthrough video.

We're also installing Dominator hoops on public courts in cities around Australia. Get in touch and we'll tell you if there's one near you that you can go and shoot on.

Real backyard installs are in our Google reviews, and every hoop is backed by our lifetime warranty.

Yes. Every hoop comes with everything you need except the concrete and tools.

Your hoop ships on one oversized pallet and is delivered kerbside, to the nearest accessible kerb or driveway. The truck has a tailgate and pallet trolley, so make sure it can reach your property. Moving the pallet onto your court and setup aren't included.

Pallet dimensions (L × W × H) and weight:

• 54" Adjustable: 1905 × 1067 × 559 mm, 147 kg
• 60" Adjustable: 1905 × 1143 × 610 mm, 170 kg
• 72" Adjustable Glass: 1905 × 1143 × 610 mm, 170 kg
• Pro 72" Perforated Aluminium: 1905 × 1143 × 610 mm, 159 kg
• 72" Fixed Height Perforated Aluminium: 1905 × 1143 × 610 mm, 159 kg

See our shipping policy for full details.

Every hoop is stocked in our Melbourne warehouse, so we don't build to order. Orders are usually dispatched within 5 business days, or you can arrange to pick up from our Melbourne warehouse.

Estimated delivery times after dispatch:

• VIC: 3 to 6 business days
• NSW, QLD, SA and TAS: 4 to 10 business days
• WA and NT: 6 to 10 business days

Regional and remote areas can take longer. The freight company will contact you to book your delivery.

Yes. Each hoop arrives in four main pieces with a step by step installation guide, and the hinged anchor system means no crane is needed.

Prefer it done for you? We have authorised installers Australia wide. Find an installer.

Every Dominator hoop is anchored in a concrete footing built to our Australian engineering specifications. Footing size depends on the model and your ground, so check the engineering specs before you dig. If your site is reactive clay, sand or fill, follow the guidance in the specs or talk to us first.

Take date and time stamped photos of the hole and anchor before you pour. You'll need them for your warranty.

Every hoop has a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects for as long as you own it, covering the frame and components. Normal wear, weather wear to finishes, accidental damage and misuse aren't covered.

If a part is faulty, we assess your claim from photos in Melbourne and send the replacement part to you at our cost. Read the full warranty.