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Table Tennis Nets

A table tennis net and post set is what turns a flat table into a game, and ours run from quick clamp-on sets for home use through to ITTF-approved nets used in club and tournament play. Stiga and Butterfly both supply adjustable-height, adjustable-tension nets, and we also stock replacement nets alone if your posts are still good. Net and post, net set and ping pong net all mean the same set-up here.

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Buying guide

A table tennis net and post set clips or screws onto a table tennis table and holds the net at the regulation height, turning a flat surface into a game. Add balls and you're set. It's a net and post set whether you call it a ping pong net or a table tennis net.

Clamp-on and screw-on table tennis nets

Most of our sets use a spring clamp that grips the table edge without tools, like the Butterfly 2 Way Easy and AJ Net Set, so you can put the net up and down in seconds. A few, such as the Stiga Master, use a screw-on bracket instead, for players who leave the net in place and want it locked down tight. Every set adjusts for height and tension, so you can true it to the regulation 15.25cm rather than guessing.

Stiga and Butterfly nets, from club to tournament

Stiga's Premium VM and Extra Net Premium are used at World Tour events and carry ITTF approval, and Butterfly's International Net & Post is built to the same standard for serious club and league play. For home games, the Elite Clip and 2 Way Easy sets cover that without the tournament price tag. If just the net has worn through, our replacement nets fit straight onto posts you already own. Setting up for a club, our accessories range covers court surrounds and scoreboards too.

Table tennis nets: common questions

The regulation height is 15.25cm from the table to the top of the net, and every set here has an adjustable tensioner so you can set it accurately.

Some are: the Stiga Premium VM, Extra Net Premium and Butterfly International Net & Post all carry ITTF approval. Our club and home sets, like the Elite Clip and 2 Way Easy, suit casual and training use instead.

Yes, if your existing posts are still solid. Our standalone replacement nets fit straight onto the bracket you already have, cheaper than a full new set.

A net gauge measures both height and tension in one tool, taking the guesswork out of setting up for serious training or match play.

Yes. Ping pong is the older, more casual name for table tennis, and the net and post set is identical either way.