backyard cage

[MrSurprise]

I am looking into buying a backyard batting cage. I only have about 50' long and 15' wide area I can put it in. I want just the net because I am going to rig it so I can store it to the side or pull it out. Any tips on the best cage nets?
Thanks
KP

[LClifton]

netting

Here is what I put up in my cage.
The netting is difficult to describe but a #36 feels much, much, heavier than any other netting. It is due to the process they use to "coat" or "dip" their nets.
Suggestions, put a door (flap) at both ends. Also, order an extra piece of netting or have them include it at the back stop area of the cage. This extra piece will keep the net, in that area, from wearing out before the rest of the cage.

Several people that I live near, have also ordered netting from this company and been very happy.

http://www.burbanksportnets.com/materials.html

LClifton

[wogdoggy]

I bought mine from omnisports or omnisportstechnologies.com
You can buy the frames for about 100 each and the poly net is hung square which is nicer.
You can mount the frames and remove them seasonally as they are the push pin type.

[LClifton]

netting

net is hung square which is nicer

Hung on the square is definitely the way to go. Much cleaner look, hangs nicer.

LClifton

[Ursa Major]

Franklin makes a small net that might work, available through Sports Authority here:

[ElCaminoSS]

Backyard cage? Adopt me?

[wogdoggy]

Actually a bigger hit in the neighborhood than a backyard swimming pool.