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

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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. If you had any home repairs, lately you might have a piece or two of insulation laying around. It can definitely be used behind the dartboard to provide some much-needed protection; it can even stop the darts from falling to the ground. 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. Position the board: Press the cork board or foam board against the wall, aligning it with the dartboard. Make sure it adheres firmly to the wall. Round options offer less protection than other shapes because the surface area is smaller. Some people find this shape more aesthetically pleasing and more natural to blend with their home decor.

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 Note – While the tip is soft, the barrels in most cases will still be a form of tungsten or heavy steel. If you miss the board there is still a chance that even soft-tip darts can cause damage. Final Thoughts Well, if you have the space (and budget), an oche is going to be an addition that few casual players have in their home darts setup and is definitely something to consider for the hardcore enthusiast. A custom-built oche is usually a wooden platform that’s been carpeted. Thankfully, protecting your floor from dart damage is pretty simple. You can use a variety of premade solutions such as standard rugs and runners. Or you can use mats made for this specific purpose. It really depends on your budget and décor. It should be a material that will not hold moisture in any way so that it doesn’t damage the dartboard in the long run.

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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.

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. Pallet furniture is becoming a real trend recently, but for years they have been modified and used as wall protection for dartboards.Hard materials can be slippery, causing darts to bounce off and potentially hit the floor or other objects.

It will also have a place to hang your dartboard and usually has built-in storage for your darts and other accessories. 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.

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Playing darts at home is fun unless you spot dents and holes in the wall. The damaged walls around your dart corner result from many misdirected darts and errant throws. Well, it happens even with the most skilled players. Though dart is a game of preciseness and accuracy, it’s normal to have bad days that cause unsightly damage to your walls. The floor has its own set of problems when it comes to dart damage. Floors are notoriously difficult to replace, so protection in this area should be a top priority. A very poorly thrown dart can pierce the floor—enough of these holes can cause irreparable damage and may encourage pests, collection of dirt and grime, and even speed up the deterioration of the entire section of floor.