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Moveable Goal Pictures/Description
Having attended kickoff in NH, I realize that the moveable goals from the playing field are slightly different than the blueprints FIRST gave us. I also understand that they will be posting the official blueprints later in the week. In the meantime, does anyone have any pictures, or a better description of the way the diamond plate is wrapped around the bottom of the goal? Specifically, are there two layers of 1/8" diamond plate, one layer, etc...? Approximately how high does the diamond plate extend beyond the top surface of the HDPE? Any help would be greatly appreciated, as we are trying to finish the building of the goals tonight!
Ben 
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