WHAT IS THE REGULATION HEIGHT OF A BASKETBALL RIM?
For high school, college, and professional basketball, the regulation height is 10 feet to the topside of the basketball rim.

WHAT IS THE OVERHANG ON A GOALRILLA BASKETBALL SYSTEM?
It varies according to the model and the height setting you select. In general, the overhang is:

4 ft. (DC72E1, CV72, & GSI)
3 ft. (GS72c, CV60, GSII, CV54, & GSIII)
2.5 ft. (GS60c & GS54c)

HOW MUCH ABUSE CAN A GOALRILLA SYSTEM TAKE?
Goalrilla is The Toughest Basketball System on the Planet™ and carries a limited lifetime warranty. However, it is not guaranteed against abuse or misuse, such as hanging on the rim, net, or backboard. Be sure to understand the guidelines for proper use and keep your warranty in effect

HOW DO I MAINTAIN MY GOALRILLA?
There are only three things to keep in mind with regard to maintenance:

The backboard: to clean the backboard, rinse the board with lukewarm water, wash gently with a 100% cotton soft cloth and a glass cleaner. Rinse again with lukewarm water and dry with a 100% cotton soft cloth.
The pole base: Keep organic materials away from pole base. As with all metals, grass and grass clippings, organic garbage and litter can cause corrosion if the metal finish is penetrated.
Rust: If rust should appear on the pole, remove loose paint, sand lightly, prime, and paint with exterior enamel paint. If rust has penetrated through the steel anywhere, replace the pole immediately.

CAN I TAKE IT WITH ME?
Yes. The rugged concrete and rebar Goalrilla Anchor System has a leveling feature that bolts the Goalrilla to the ground. As a result, a Goalrilla pole, backboard and goal can be completely removed and taken with you when you move, if you wish. A trained Goalrilla installer should be involved in the removal of your system

WHAT IS THE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT RANGE, AND HOW DO I KNOW THE HEIGHT?
All Goalrilla systems are adjustable from 7.5 to 10 feet, allowing the system to be enjoyed players of virtually all ages. The all-steel height-adjusting actuator includes a scale that shows the height that is achieved by turning the handle.