Allsport hanging (rolls up to ceiling) or Par2Pro (retractable w/ netting)?

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  • Michael M.
    Member
    • Dec 2018
    • 42

    #16
    Kinda surprised no one has tried rolling up a hanging enclosure and attaching it to the ceiling. Or maybe we haven’t heard from them. If you are out there - would love to see pics.
    Thanks

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    • NALGolfer12
      Junior Member
      • Aug 2018
      • 4

      #17
      Originally posted by sherrow70 View Post
      The screen is holding up very well. When I purchased the screen and sportscreen I did tell them what I was doing. The sportsreen people but a Velcro on the top to make it easy to attach the par2pro they did a great job. I was very happy with their service.


      Thanks sherrow. Did you make any mods to the par2pro screen? I see domino had a drawing of what he sent.

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      • sherrow70
        Advanced Member
        • Oct 2017
        • 268

        #18
        No I just told Par2pro what I was doing and they took it from there. I did use zip ties to attach the bottom of the Par2Pro screen to the sportscreen. I also put some Velcro strips on each side vertically about 7 inches apart to keep the screen nice and tight against the sportscreen.

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        • NALGolfer12
          Junior Member
          • Aug 2018
          • 4

          #19
          Originally posted by sherrow70 View Post
          No I just told Par2pro what I was doing and they took it from there. I did use zip ties to attach the bottom of the Par2Pro screen to the sportscreen. I also put some Velcro strips on each side vertically about 7 inches apart to keep the screen nice and tight against the sportscreen.
          Sherrow, did you go with the 80/20 framing also? I’ve looked into the 1515-S frame but not sure which brackets and “screws” to get.

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          • sherrow70
            sherrow70 commented
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            I have some pics when I get home will share.
        • sherrow70
          Advanced Member
          • Oct 2017
          • 268

          #20
          Here are some pics

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          • Jeff50316
            Member
            • Jul 2018
            • 60

            #21
            So I’m thinking about getting the sports screen, do you have to go with the sq screen to be able to roll both screens up together are can you get some other raw screen?

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            • wbond
              Ultimate Member
              • Oct 2014
              • 3489

              #22
              I used it the direct from mill screen
              Originally posted by Jeff50316 View Post
              So I’m thinking about getting the sports screen, do you have to go with the sq screen to be able to roll both screens up together are can you get some other raw screen?

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              • Smudge7204
                Senior Member
                • Mar 2018
                • 126

                #23
                I also have the sports screen and have it attached to the bulkhead of my garage, not played with it much in Summer but about to get back into it with weather turning up here. How are you keeping the screen from turning under itself after you hit, say a driver? I think you said you are using zip ties/velcro on the bottom of the screen attached to the sportscreen, is that working well, i was trying bungees on the sides attached to the wall to keep it tight but it pulls the screen around too much

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                • Pat S.
                  Member
                  • Jun 2017
                  • 46

                  #24
                  I have a 16 ft manual Sportscreen in my garage that works very well. It is holding the original Sportscreen material, plus my old Supertex screen velcroed to the Sportscreen plus my new direct from the mill screen velcroed to it. It takes about 20 seconds to roll up and down manually. I didn't get the motorized version because it was another thing to plug in and there is no convenient power outlet. IMO the Par2Pro Sportscreen is a little bit overpriced but I understand why someone would buy it from them since it's the whole package. I just chose to piece mine together because I'm a DIY guy. I use tarp clips and a bungee cord at the very bottom of the impact screen to attach to the walls of the garage. I have blackout curtains from Amazon hanging from EMT on both sides of my screen, but they are nearly always folded over the EMT and not dropped down for use. I don't need them because I hit from 8.5 ft into a 16 foot wide screen. My next project is to rig up some sort of protection for the actual Sportscreen roller. Every now and then I open up the face on a wedge and hit it with a ball. But not enough to really worry about.

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