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

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While I covered the most commonly used materials and objects that we can use to protect our walls from the pointy dart tips, there are certainly some things that you definitely don’t want to be behind the dartboard. Hard Materials Nonetheless, a sharpening stone and new pointers are not the most expensive thing in the world. A Fence The single best way to protect your wall from darts is to use a dedicated dartboard surround. A dartboard cabinet will also work well but the key thing to consider with dartboard placements is the surrounding area and the likelihood of loose darts. Playing darts at home is fun, but bad aim can cause to your belongings to get destroyed. I have hit everything from microwaves to printers, but today we are going to focus on your walls. All of our darts and dartboards come with free delivery to mainland UK. However, for locations outside the UK mainland there may be an additional charge depending upon your exact location. Please call our friendly customer service team on 0800 622 6464for a quote.

There is no doubt that missing shots are common and that they can significantly damage your wall. Sadly, it can create lots of holes, and dings that will look worse as time goes on. As the paint starts to chip off, your wall will look like crap. Personal property damage: This is when the darts damage your personal belongings. This can include things like clothing, electronics, or furniture. Frame your dartboard and protect your wall from any miss-throws or bounce-outs. Even the best players can suffer from a few rogue darts when practising a new technique or differently weighted darts. We have a great selection of dartboard surrounds to choose from made by the top-class manufacturers in the darting world. Time to complete your darts corner. This protector not only safeguards your walls but also enhances the appearance of your dart setup. You can customize the design by adding your choice of materials, patterns, or graphics to match your decor. It’s a practical and creative way to enjoy your dart game without worrying about wall damage.The best solution to protect your floor from darts is to use a dedicated darts mat. Some dart mats like the Viper Padded Throw Line are good options because they are not only designed to protect your floor from bounce outs but they also double up as a throw line and oche. You can mark any areas where you might want to place additional accessories, such as a scoreboard or protective strips. Utility Knife A measuring tape is essential for accurately measuring the dimensions of your dartboard and ensuring proper alignment on the wall. You will not find all DIY solutions effective if you are a regular or professional player. Because most of the DIYs aren’t durable. It will fit snug around any standard dartboard and the polyurethane material used is known for its durability. Its what the pros use and you should too. Makes a perfect match if you have a Winmau Blade dartboard! Custom Dart Cabinets And Surrounds

If you’ve ever tried to make a DIY throw line, you’ll be well aware of how annoying the process can be. I’ve used shoes, tape, pens, basically, anything to try and make a throw line so the easiest solution is to get a 2-in-1 product that can both protect the floor and act as an accurate throw line. No matter how good you get at darts, you’ll always have the occasional dart slip from your grip, miss the board, or bounce out and land on the floor (which can damage both the dart and the environment). Therefore, protecting the surrounding area for your dartboard is something everyone should look to do when playing at home. Cardboard is definitely not going to be the be-all and end-all solution for the safety of your walls, but it can work. Using a dartboard cabinet is the best way to protect your walls from darts. The bigger the dartboard, the more it covers the wall. If you miss the target, the dart will hit the cabinet keeping the walls safe. But mostly, when the darts hit the cabinet, they bounce off and hit the floor; thus, they can blunt the points or damage the floor. Secure the board: If needed, you can use small finishing nails or screws with washers to provide extra support. Place them at the corners or edges of the board to keep it securely in place.

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Hard materials can be slippery, causing darts to bounce off and potentially hit the floor or other objects.

Ensure that the dartboard you choose has the appropriate dimensions and is suitable for your specific dart game preferences. Cork Board or Foam Board The wine barrel solution is also appropriate if you know the history of darts, which started when soldiers used to throw daggers at the tops of barrels to pass the time and improve their aim. There is something quite satisfying mixing the old with the new. It is also a perfect way to protect walls and dart tips from causing damage. The Dartboard surround has a foam ring that you can place around it and offer extra coverage to the wall. In addition, you won’t need to go through any installation or mounting as you can put it on the wall directly and remove it from the wall after completing the game. Any wooden planks or salvaged wood can do the job here. The planks will protect your walls from stray darts.A dartboard surround will typically have a chalkboard or whiteboard outside, where you can keep score or write messages.