Dart World Shoot The Bull Wall Protector 47601 - Durable Foam Padding for Dart Boards

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Measure and mark the height: The center of the bullseye should be 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 meters) from the ground. Use a measuring tape to mark this height on the wall.

If you're looking to complete your darts set up then you've come to the right place. We love darts at Home Leisure Direct, and often we like to practice our game in the showroom on a lunch break. Each of us has our own darting style, and we take full advantage of testing out new products to keep our game up to scratch. We have a whole range of different accessories from dart cases to scorers which are sure to enhance your darting game. This is a pretty good option that can be rolled up when not in use. It’s even got the throw lines for soft-tip and steel-tip darts already on it.

If you have some cork flooring lying around it can actually work pretty well as wall protection behind your dartboard. For beginners, it will probably be not enough, but for anyone who has been practicing for a while, this is a great and professional looking way to protect your wall. DIY Ways to Protect Your Wall When Playing Darts Dartboard cabinets are by far the more popular option for mounting your dartboard and protecting the wall behind. The only reason I prefer the dartboard surround mentioned above is that it serves a dual purpose.

Another type of dart damage is impact indentations. While not as obviously destructive as actual holes from the tips of darts piercing the wall, impact indentations have a cumulative effect that can be just as devastating. The indentations can become so severe that the structural integrity of the wall behind and around the dartboard can become compromised. If your aim is good and are only looking for minimal protection, a circular surround may be the way to go Even though it is quite expensive than Viper dartboard protectors which I discussed earlier, Winmau dartboard surrounds are second to none. Use a dartboard that is designed to protect your walls. Darts are a fun game that people of all ages can enjoy but they can also be a potential hazard to your walls.When it comes to wooden boards, you can choose between salvaged wood or wooden planks where planks will keep your wall safer from stray darts. Another reason to recommend a wooden board is that it’ll protect the dart’s tip from damage.