DIY Lacrosse wood rebounder 

Good luck!!

Great!

I also saw those with spray foam insulation and I didn’t want to do that because it seemed like a pain so I put the backing strips on which are substantial and screwed down very tight (from the front, slightly counter set- I just used deck screws and an cordless driver) creating a monolithic surface. If you have any dead spots you could just screw on another couple of strips I think. You may have to play around a little bit with the leg lengths but mine are as follows. My front legs are slightly over 6 feet (72 1/2“.) The back legs are 67“. The front legs go all the way to the very top and the back legs connect about 9 1/2 inches from the top (center of the hole for the lag bolt).

I kind of winged it a bit -- I highly recommend stopping my video at various points and getting some measuremtns, and then MAKING A DRAWING. I'm pretty experienced at this kind of stuff, so winging it worked, but I usually make drawings. Make dimensioned 2D drawings, label where you want your pieces, etc. If you are new to this it won't take "only an hour" like it did for me; be ready to spend a solid afternoon. Also, don't be afraid to do "do overs", make tweaks or adjustments, etc. Hopefully you / he has a power impact driver or at least power drill that you can use to drive the screws in... you'll be there all day if you have to screw the in by hand.

Yes thanks! I was being brain dead when I recorded the video. No complaints so far but I’m lucky to have a fairly big yard. And it’s no noisier than basketball so I’m not sure why anyone would complain.

Good video

I don’t remember but it was not expensive. I had random hardware around and the lumber was maybe 20 or $30?