Not all Lifetime basketball backboards are the same, and not all mounting braackets on Lifetime basketball systems are the same either. Below, I have compiled a list of frequently asked questions concerning replacing and purchasing a backboard for a Lifetime basketball hoop.
Today only, take advantage of a 5% sale on nearly all products. This sale takes 5% off the lowest marked price on most products. In conjuction with this sale and the Christmas holiday, we have created several new coupon codes for use on our site now through December 9, 2011. Please note that these coupon codes will no longer work and the offers no longer valid literally at the stroke of midnight, December 10, 2011 CDT. So, make your purchases now before time runs out.
Every year people have a shopping list of things both large and small they want for a specific date in November and December. Every year, people wait until its too late and are left wanting on their particular date. No one wants that, least of all the company you are ordering from, so here is a list of things to consider to make sure you get your order delivered on time.
Well, it was fun while it lasted. Lifetime just informed us that the 90013 has been discontinued and is no longer in stock. This means, the closest product available in this price range to the 90013 is the 54-inch glass backboard in-ground basketball system.
Every basketball system manufacturer on the planet wants to 1, have you buy their product; and 2, buy their replacement parts for their product. Thus, Lifetime Products, Spalding, Huffy, Goalrilla, Goalsetter, Mammoth, and every other maker you can think of has their very own design and specification for their rims. Not only that, these manufacturers also have various forms of rims inside their product line as well that are, you guessed it, not always compatible.
Sometimes the choice of basketball hoops for your home basketball court can be overwhelming. To assist you in navigating the many choices available, this list will provide you some steps to differentiate different manufacturers of basketball systems and different features available within those manufacturers.
The blow-molding process is not the same as constructing something from wood or metal. Blow molding has a bit of size variance from the time of production to the time of packaging. This variance can be upwards of 3% in some cases. Lifetime had previously indicated the 2960 and 2968 Lifetime round tables as 48-inch diameter round tables. After careful remeasuring, they have now updated this size to 46-inches. They are still the same model as always, with the same material of a construction, same weight capacity, and same features. Lifetime has simply determined that their mold for the table, after the blow-molding process has settled, produces a table top closer to 46-inches instead of 48.
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etime garden boxes are a innovative new product from Lifetime Products. I recently purchased 2 of these boxes for our backyard garden. Last year we started what is commonly called square-foot gardening. The idea behind this gardening technique is that traditional gardening wastes upwards of 75% of available space for both walking space and spacing between plants. Square-foot gardening turns this idea upside down by eliminating the need for spacing between plants and rows. This is done through growing the plants up instead of out and concentrating the plants into a small area, such as a 4×4 area. By so doing, you utilize upwards of 85% of your available gardening space.
Lifetime releases their new professional grade folding tables Lifetime has had many different table designs. They have mostly focused on light to medium-duty uses. As such, these tables featured warranties lasting at most 10 years. Now, with a new design and stronger legs, these new Lifetime Professional Grade Folding Tables come with a lifetime warranty. [...]
