side curtains

[kursed30]

What did you use for side curtains? I have looked at a few places online but man it seems expensive. I need something around 9' tall

[Jnc10]

I used these. give them a call

http://peaksonline.net/black_industrial_curtains.html

[jasonreg]

Thanks for posting that - that is exactly what I have been looking for.

[Jnc10]

i bought them and use them and they will customer order to any height and width you need. They are heavy and knock all shots straight down for me

[Shiggidy112]

I bought these off of Amazon. They cover well enough and aren't a bad aesthetic, but they don't do much against protecting against shanks.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07G7Q5WDN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I ended up building walls with the intention of helping with sound issues, but they worked well to redirect any errant shots. I used 4'x8'x1/4" plywood, and adhered 4'x8'x1" foam insulation board and then adhered 1'x1' acoustic panels. I still use the backdrop over it to make it look a bit nicer. I added some pictures of how I built the side walls. I also added a wall for over the top of the enclosure, minus the 1/4" plywood.

I'm happy with how it looks in the enclosure, and it's pretty effective.

[wbond]

Not sure on the look you are going for, but check out Harbor Freight Mesh Tarp.

[FB201]

Thank you for the information Jnc10. I am just getting into making my own golf simulator/cage. I have a few follow up questions if you don't mind:

1. On the peaksonline site, did you buy the non-FR or FR version? The FR version is heavier at 16 oz. and wasn't sure if I needed to go that route.

2. What did you use for the top part of the golf cage? I have 10 foot drywall ceilings and I am afraid if I don't protect the top, I'll damage the ceiling.

3. What impact screen did you use? I have been looking at the "shop.virtual-golf-simulator" site. But there seems to be a lot of choices out there.

Thanks again.