Nice build so far. What turf are you using that goes level with the CCE mat? I’m having trouble finding a turf that will go level with a fiberbuilt hitting strip(similar height to CCE which I also own but will not use as a stance mat- hoping to use turf for stance). I’m looking at 1” MMA EVA mats plus turf and trying to get it up to level with an inserted FB hitting strip but most turf I’m finding is only 1/2 inch thick, which together with 1” EVA comes a little short.
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Lawrence - would love to take the credit for the ceiling; however, I contracted out the work... far beyond my skill set. The crew did a great job. They had to cut the joists and install collar ties. They also installed an electrical power outlet and ran HDMI cables for the projector.Originally posted by lawrencejp42 View PostYou are a true craftsman. I love the ceiling. Did you cut the joists?
I like the way you created the level surface and I want to do the same. What is the thickness of your 5X5 Real Feel Country Club Elite stance mat?
The stance mat is about 1 1/2 inches thick. The dri-lock tile is 3/4 inch thick and the turf is also 3/4 inch.
Here are some pics from the ceiling construction...
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I ordered the PRO12 Turf from P2P. Its about 3/4 inch thick. When laid over top the dri-lock tiles, its perfectly flush with the stance mat.Originally posted by Aaijala View PostNice build so far. What turf are you using that goes level with the CCE mat? I’m having trouble finding a turf that will go level with a fiberbuilt hitting strip(similar height to CCE which I also own but will not use as a stance mat- hoping to use turf for stance). I’m looking at 1” MMA EVA mats plus turf and trying to get it up to level with an inserted FB hitting strip but most turf I’m finding is only 1/2 inch thick, which together with 1” EVA comes a little short.
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Today, I finished the backstop... must say it turned out great. Kudos to MSUGOGRN for his idea of using memory foam and his installation idea. It works great.
I purchased 1.5 lb mattress foam from a local company called "The Foam Store". They make and cut custom foam. I had (3) 50" x 96" foam "panels" cut to cover the entire screen (my screen is 152 inches wide x 96 inches tall). Each panel is 2 inches thick. I then took 2 inch wide MDF trim boards and sandwiched the foam between and secured with carriage bolts. I purchased 20 feet of bungee cord from Lowes and cut into 12 inch sections to fabricate the hangars. I installed angle iron about 3 inches from the back wall and then simply hung the foam panels. Each panel gives a little which hopefully will lessen the noise from the screen impact as well as prolonging the life of the impact screen.
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This is one of the foam panels... its still wrapped in plastic.
Here is a pic of the foam sandwiched between the MDF boards and the carriage bolts squeezing the foam...
This is the bungee cord and the hangars... each hangar was cut to 12 inches, after a loop was made on each each the length is 9 inches.
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Well my build is 99% complete.. I played my first round of golf yesterday . It was awesome.
This picture was taken before I adjusted the graphics and image size. The new and improved image completely "fills-up" the visible screen.
Thanks to everyone for your expertise, advice and motivation to make this dream a reality!
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I went with the Panasonic PT-VZ580U. I like it... it has a great image and the native 16:10 made the most use of my wall / screen size.
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Great build. What is the 2” thick turf that you used to trim out the sides? I am looking for something similar.
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I used the rough turf provided by P2P...Originally posted by mikestuewe View PostGreat build. What is the 2” thick turf that you used to trim out the sides? I am looking for something similar.
My receipt has it listed as:
Rough Turf
• 2" Pile Height
• Field/Eastern ONLY
• 15' Wide roll
Give Preston Hicks a call... he really helped me out a lot.
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