What component of the BAK-15 holds the bottom of the net in place?

The component that holds the bottom of the net in place is the anchor straps. These straps are designed specifically to secure the net to the ground or other fixed surfaces, preventing it from moving or lifting due to wind or other forces. This stability is crucial for the effective performance of the net, ensuring it remains taut and functional during use, especially in environments where it may be exposed to varying weather conditions.

Other components, such as net clips and fastening cords, serve different purposes. Net clips are typically used for attaching the net to a frame or other structure, while fastening cords may help in securing the net, but they do not provide the same anchoring capability as the anchor straps. Stabilizing weights, on the other hand, can also keep the net grounded but typically work in conjunction with anchor straps for maximum effectiveness. Thus, the anchor straps are specifically engineered to fulfill the role of holding the net securely in place.