Golf Simulator Space Gear — Canada
Building a full simulator bay is the most space-hungry thing you can do indoors, so the numbers matter most here. Impact screens, enclosures, and projector mounts each have their own footprint and ceiling demands — we print them plainly so your bay works on the first try, not the third.
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Buying Guidance
Choosing sim space
A simulator bay is a system, and the constraint is almost always the room. An enclosure sets your footprint and needs enough ceiling for your tallest swing plus clearance above the frame; an impact screen must be tensioned far enough back to absorb a full-speed strike safely; and a projector mount has to sit where the beam clears your head and the screen fills the frame. Ceiling height is the usual dealbreaker — full driver swings want close to ten feet, and measuring your tallest swing point rather than your height is what keeps the ceiling intact. Throw distance, screen size, and enclosure depth all interact, so plan the whole bay before buying any single piece. We list each component's dimensions and requirements so the parts fit each other and the space they are going into.
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