How do I place an order?	Please call us at 800-426-2783 and ask for the specialty netting department. We'll be happy to assist you in finding the right netting for your application.
Does the golf or baseball cage netting include the frame?	No. The Seamar cages do not include the frame.
Do you sell batting cage frames?	No.
How do I install my netting?	Visit our installation page here.
Why should I have a rope border?	Visit our page on rope borders.
Why is the diamond mesh netting I just received longer than I ordered?	This is generally due to the difference between stretch measure and square measure. Your netting should be the correct length if the meshes are "squared", as in the illustration at the top of this page. This won't happen unless you have a border around your netting and you secure the meshes to the border, taking care to make sure that the meshes per foot are observed. See the rope borders and the installation pages for more information.
Do you carry hockey nets?	We sell hockey barrier netting but not goals or goal netting.
Do you carry paint ball netting?	No, we do not carry paintball netting.
Do you have used netting?	No, we do not have used netting.
Do you have any free netting?	No, we do not have free netting.
How long will this netting last?	Typically, our netting will last 5-10 years as a barrier net, when exposed to the elements.
Why black netting?	Black reflects the least amount of light. It is less visible than other colors. Black is also the most efficient color to resist U.V. ray breakdown.
Why do you use knotted netting over knotless?	Knotted nylon netting is easy to repair. When you cut knotted netting it will not unravel. The individual strands of knotted netting are heavier than woven knotless nylon.
What's the difference between square and diamond mesh netting? What's better?	Diamond Mesh is easier to adapt to custom projects. Almost all of our netting is diamond shaped. However, in some applications a square mesh is preferred. For example, square mesh is easier to see through as a spectator so square mesh is used at baseball stadiums to afford fans the best view of the field. Diamond mesh netting can be turned into square mesh netting by rotating it 45 degrees, trimming the excess and then lacing the remaining pieces together to maintain the square or rectangular proportions.

SHIPPING
We will package and ship your order within two (2) business days of order receipt. Then allow 3-7 business days for transportation.
Our standard method of shipping is UPS ground service. Our posted shipping prices are approximate. In most cases, shipping is at the posted rate or a little less. We will charge you the actual UPS charges.

RETURN POLICY
For product returns, please contact our returns department at 800-426-2783 or 206-285-5010. An RGA# (Return Goods Authorization Number) will be issued for returns. The RGA# will be valid for 45 days.

No returns on special orders, discontinued or closeout items. No returns on cut netting. All cut netting orders are considered special orders and are not returnable. All merchandise must be unused, in its original packaging and in saleable condition, except defective.

For merchandise thought to be defective, a determination of defective goods will be made by the manufacturer or factory representative. Sales receipt should accompany all returns. All returns should be returned to Seattle Marine freight prepaid by purchaser.

Restock Fee

Merchandise returned between 45 and 90 days will be subject to a 15% restocking fee, unless determined to be defective. Credit will not be allowed for merchandise returned after 90 days, except defective.

Shipment Inspection
Please inspect all products upon receipt. Freight damage and or shipping errors must be reported to Seattle Marine within 15 days of receipt of goods. For certain common carriers, you may be asked to deal directly with the carrier.
 

All warranties on merchandise we distribute are implied by the manufacturer only and not by Seattle Marine. Manufacturers will not honor any warranty on items where attempted repairs have been made, other than in their own factories. In no event shall liability exceed the cost of the Seattle Marine product involved.