Suspended screen, side curtains and ceiling baffle

[bug0926]

Anyone hung a hitting screen from ceiling with netting/canvas/etc on top and sides on a sliding track? Any downsides? Would be cheaper than an enclosure and allow me to move sides out of way. I have high enough ceilings (13’+) to do this. One benefit I see is no pipe ricochets.

I’d love to hear what others have used and how they hung theirs if they did something similar.

[preludesam]

I wanted to do this but my space size and cost became a problem. If you are looking for hardware to get it going I would recommend https://www.metechs.com/store/. They have a ton of cool stuff I wanted to try.

[mgent]

I have the Par 2 Pro Stealth screen wall mounted, but could have been ceiling just the same - they just use 80/20 aluminum for the brackets, then have side curtains on a Unistrut track connected with trolleys, so it slides like a shower curtain in the track, and finally I have ceiling protection (netting) from Par 2 Pro that mounts in the front to the screen brackets, and in the back to my garage door ceiling brackets - I used adjustable turnbuckles to adjust ceiling tension to keep it tight enough to protect ceiling and keep it from draping into the projector path...

Screen rolls up out of the way, ceiling mesh stays as-is, but since it's mesh it doesn't block much of the garage lights, and side curtains slide to back wall so I can park cars per normal...