POWERPLUS 3059950 DIY Wooden Football Goal 120x60x80 cm Installation Guide

: June 26, 2024
: POWERPLUS

Table of Contents

POWERPLUS 3059950 DIY Wooden Football Goal 120x60x80 cm
Specifications
Product Usage Instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
How to construct a wooden
SAWING
ASSEMBLY
CONTACT
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
Download This Manual (PDF format)

POWERPLUS 3059950 DIY Wooden Football Goal 120x60x80 cm

Specifications

Bottom Support Structure Beams: 126 cm long
Short Beams: 50 cm long
Goal Posts Beams: 90 cm long
Top Crossbar Beam: 126 cm long

Product Usage Instructions

Cut the beams for the bottom support structure to size. Remember to wear safety goggles and work gloves.

Construct a wide U-shape by mounting the short 50 cm beams onto the ends of the 126 cm beam.
Pre-drill two holes in the short beams.
Use 80 mm long wood screws to mount the short beams onto the long beam.
Cut two 90 cm long beams for goal posts and a 126 cm long beam for the top crossbar.
Construct another wide U-shape by mounting the goal post beams onto the ends of the top crossbar beam.
Pre-drill two holes in the short beams before assembly.
Attach the vertical structure (goal posts and upper crosspiece) onto the horizontal structure using screws.
Position and cut diagonal beams to fit from corner to corner.
Attach both diagonal beams with screws through the top and bottom.
Place the goal on the ground with the opening facing down.
Cover the sides and back with a net and secure it with a staple gun.
Cut away excess net near the upper crossbar and posts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What tools are recommended for constructing a wooden goal?
A: Safety goggles, work gloves, battery-powered impact drill/screwdriver, hammer, telescopic miter saw, staple gun, and wood screws are recommended tools for construction.
Q: How can I ensure the net is securely attached to the goal?
A: Use a staple gun to attach the net to the beams, ensuring you use an ample amount of staples for a secure attachment.

How to construct a wooden

Step by step: How to construct a wooden goal

Here’s what you’ll need:

Telescopic miter saw
Battery-powered impact drill/screwdriver
Staple gun
Wooden beam: 44 x 44 mm, 270 cm in length
Workmate
Wood screws, 80 mm in length
Net – e.g. a net for a trailer
Safety goggles and work gloves
Folding rule, pencil

SAWING

Step 1: Cut the beams for the bottom support structure to size

The goal will be supported by two 50 cm long beams and one 126 cm long beam, the lower crossbar. First, mark off the correct length using the pencil and folding rule. Then, cut the three beams to size, using the telescopic miter saw, with the saw blade at a 90° angle.
Tip: Be sure to wear your safety goggles and work gloves when sawing.

ASSEMBLY

Step 2: Assemble the bottom support structure

Using the three cut-to-size beams, construct a wide U-shape by mounting the short 50 cm beams onto the ends of the 126 cm beam. Do this by predrilling two holes in the short beams. Use your battery-powered impact drill/ screwdriver for this, with the hammer function switched off.
Then mount the short beams onto the ends of the long beam, using the screwdriving function on your impact drill/screwdriver. Use 80 mm long wood screws to do this. Position the screws side by side.

Step 3: Cut the beams for the goalposts and upper crossbar to size, and assemble

Now you’ll need two 90 cm long beams to serve as the goal posts and a 126 cm long beam to serve as the top crossbar.
Mark off the correct length and cut to size using the telescopic miter saw.
Next, construct another wide U-shape by mounting the two 90 cm beams onto the ends of the 126 cm beam. But first, pre-drill two holes in the short beams.

SAWING AND ASSEMBLING

Step 4: Mount the vertical structure onto the horizontal structure

Time to mount the vertical structure (goal posts and upper crosspiece) onto the horizontal structure.
Do this by driving two screws through each end of the horizontal structure’s short beams.

Step 5: Cut and mount the diagonal beams

Position a beam diagonally from the upper right-hand corner of the vertical structure to the bottom right-hand corner of the horizontal structure. Mark the corners to be cut on the diagonal beam so that fits both corners snugly. Use the miter saw to cut both ends of the beam at the correct angle.
Now do the same for the left side of the goal. Then attach both diagonal beams with screws through the top and bottom, using the impact drill/screwdriver.

ATTACHING THE NET

Step 6: Attach the net to the goal

Place the goal on the ground, with the opening facing down. Cover the sides and the back with a net. Secure the net to the beams with a staple gun. Be generous with the amount of staples, so it’s attached securely. Finally, cut away the excess net near the upper crossbar and the posts.
Now all you need to do is put the goal upright and shoot your shot!