The Impact Sports Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure is a ceiling-mounted impact screen and side-wall system that lowers into position with a remote control and retracts out of the way when you are done hitting. It is built for garages, multi-use rooms, and any space where a permanent floor-standing enclosure would take up too much room.
Instead of a fixed frame, the enclosure hangs from a multi-shaft structure that mounts directly to your ceiling with the included brackets, iron plates, and screws. The impact screen and the side blackout walls attach to the shafts with heavy-duty Velcro, and a weighted bottom lip holds the screen straight while stopping balls at the base.
The height listed for each size is the maximum drop height. The motor can be programmed with custom stop points, so you can set the screen to lower exactly as far as your room and your swing require. The low-noise, high-impact screen doubles as your projection surface, giving you a full hitting bay that returns to the ceiling at the press of a button.
What's Included:
Remote-Controlled Lift System
Raise or lower the screen and the side walls with the included remote control, and send the whole enclosure back up to the ceiling when you need the room for something else.
Programmable Stop Points
The height listed for each size is the maximum drop, and the motor can be set to stop at a custom height so the screen lands in the same position every session.
Low-Noise, High-Impact Screen
The impact screen is built to take real golf shots while keeping the noise of each strike down, and it doubles as the projection surface for your simulator software.
Durable Multi-Shaft Structure
Three main shafts and two side shafts are secured to the ceiling with brackets, iron plates, and screws, and the brackets are designed to suit various ceiling types.
Secure Velcro Attachment Design
The impact screen and the side blackout fabrics attach to the shafts with heavy-duty Velcro, so each panel can be removed and refitted without tools.
Weighted Bottom Lip
A weighted bottom lip keeps the screen hanging straight when it is lowered and stops balls at the base of the screen.
Complete Installation Kit
Mounting brackets, screws, iron plates, weighting bars, and rubber end caps all ship with the enclosure, and installation runs through nine steps from measuring the space to testing the movement with the remote.
Included with your purchase:
Q: What ceiling height do I need for the Impact Sports Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure?
A: The system mounts to your ceiling and drops down from there. The height listed for each size (9'8" or 9'10") is the maximum drop. Because the stop points are programmable, the drop can be shortened for a lower ceiling, but you should still confirm you have enough clearance to swing your longest club comfortably before choosing a size.
Q: Does the enclosure need a power outlet?
A: Yes. The lift is motorized, so the installation instructions have you confirm a power outlet is available at the mounting position before you drill. Plan the outlet and the ceiling line together.
Q: What is included, and what do I need to add?
A: You receive the motorized ceiling system, the impact screen, the side blackout walls, the remote control, the weighted bottom lip, and the installation kit of mounting brackets, screws, iron plates, weighting bars, and rubber end caps. A launch monitor, projector, hitting mat, and simulator software are not included.
Q: Can I project my simulator image onto the screen?
A: Yes. The impact screen is the projection surface for your simulator. Set your programmed stop height and your projector position together so the image fills the screen consistently every time it is lowered.
Q: How is it installed?
A: Measure the space, drill the ceiling for the brackets, attach the Velcro edge of the screen to the roller, slide the weight bar into the bottom sleeve of the screen, hang the roller, then fit the two side shafts and test the travel with the remote. The brackets are designed for various ceiling types, and because the whole assembly hangs overhead you should anchor into solid structure.
Q: Does the screen stop balls, or do I need separate netting?
A: The side blackout walls enclose the left and right of the bay, and the weighted bottom lip has a ball-stopping function at the base of the screen. No separate side netting is included with the enclosure.
Q: Which size should I choose?
A: The 8'2"W x 6'1"D x 9'8"H (max) size is deeper and suits narrower rooms; the 9'10"W x 4'3"D x 9'10"H (max) size is wider with a shallower side-wall depth. Measure your available width, the depth you want the side walls to extend, and your ceiling height, then select the size that fits with room to spare.
Q: How quickly does it ship?
A: This is a new product with limited stock, so it is sold as a pre-order and typically ships in approximately 2 to 4 weeks. You acknowledge the lead time at checkout.
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