Professional-grade screens for high-demand venues
A bay running twelve hours a day destroys a screen that would last years in a garage. Ours are specified for that, and developed in our own five-bay venue before they were sold to anyone.
500gsm, 3mm thick, tested to 200,000 golf shots. Every edge folded back and twin-stitched, with each eyelet set through the doubled hem rather than single-layer material — the join that fails first on a cheap screen.
Built for the bays that punish them
Commercial venues don’t replace screens because they look tired. They replace them because a screen has torn, sagged, or gone soft in the image and the bay is losing money while it’s down.
Everything about how these are made comes from watching that happen in our own venue and fixing it. Heavier cloth than the standard specification. Hems that don’t pull. Fixings that hold under real tension.
Commercial pricing
Volume pricing for venues running five or more bays, and for operators across multiple sites. What that looks like depends on how many screens you go through and how often — which is a conversation rather than a table.
We hold your specification, so you never measure twice
Every screen we make is cut to a specific bay, and we keep that specification — dimensions, fixings, finishes, the drawing. Reordering is one line rather than another round of measuring, and it stays true whoever’s on shift the day a screen tears.
For an operator with forty bays across six sites, that record is the difference between a purchase and a process.
Screens ready when you need them
For operators on an agreement, we hold a spare per bay against your specification, so a replacement ships in days rather than weeks. Your bay is back in service before the weekend rather than after it.
That only works because your specifications are already on file and your replacement rhythm is something we plan around rather than react to. Predictable for you, forecastable for us.
How we work with operators
A single venue with several bays.
We hold your specs, you reorder in one line, and we’ll talk about holding a spare so a replacement ships in days.
A multi-site operator.
One relationship across every site, one specification record covering every bay, and a replacement rhythm planned rather than reacted to.
A franchise.
Franchisees order against terms agreed with head office, without head office handling every order.
A fit-out company.
You spec the bay, we make the screen, and the drawing is yours to hand to your client. Repeat work, one point of contact, specs kept on file between projects.
What you get either way
- Made to your measurements, not a size chart
- A scaled drawing before anything is made
- Every bay's specification kept on file
- Delivery and duty included, worldwide
- A reply within a working day, from someone who runs simulator bays
Tell us what you're working with
Send us your bay count and we'll come back to you within a working day. If it's easier to talk it through, say so and we'll call.