• About this item.
• Included: 44 Inch Impact Backboard, 18 Inch Classic Orange Rim, 50 gram Nylon Net.
• Not Included: ing Brackets (sold separately).
• For ing to a roof or wall use: Lifetime 9594 Universal ing Kit.
• For ing to a Lifetime basketball hoop use: Lifetime 1044 Quick Adjust Conversion Kit or Lifetime 9594 Universal ing Kit.
• For ing to anything else, please call customer service.
• Ideal for Replacing an Existing Backboard or Roof .

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