The CurtainCage Hardware Kit is the fastest and easiest way to install your Standard Size Net safely and with a professional appearance.
Here’s a quick look at how the individual hardware items work together to safely secure your net. You can read more about Batting Cage Systems and hardware in our Getting Started Guide.
EASY STORAGE Simply slide your cage against one wall when not in use
CurtainCage LineLift
Need open air space for non-batting-cage activities? The LineLift Kit is the answer; allowing the main lines to elevate to your maximum ceiling height. Custom sizes & Crimping services available.
ELEVATED CABLE LINES Easily take advantage of airspace with vertical drop lines
xThis depends on the quality of turnbuckles, and the stability of your anchor points. If you are using commercial turnbuckles, steel wall plates (with 4 lags each), you can span 100'+ without vertical supports and still have very taut lines. Read More
xNo, no, & no. At least not directly. You must find the studs and span a header between them to create an adequate support point -- OR if you have a metal building you can go through the wall and install a plate/anchor on the back-side. Read More
xYou can use our steel wall-plates to simply lag into the face of your wall - these include 4 holes to disperse the tension. If you don't use our wall-plates, we recommend going through your anchor point to install a back-side plate/washer for support. Read More
xUnless your span is around 30' or less, and you are using a light-weight net, we strongly discourage only using a single eye-bolt to support an entire load. Read More
xThis depends on the quality of turnbuckles, and the stability of your anchor points. If you are using commercial turnbuckles, steel wall plates (with 4 lags each), you can span 100'+ without vertical supports and still have very taut lines. Read More
xThis depends on your net height - keep in mind we recommend allowing a minimum of 12" of netting to sag on the floor to collect balls. i.e. if you have a net which is 12'H, you would install your lines at 11'H. Read More
xYes. However, we recommend adding the appropriate number of rope "rib lines" to your net for attachment points. Most nets come standard with 3 linear ropes - these are designed to line up with cable lines for attachment. Read More
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