Please enter the required dimensions for your batting cage. Note the drawing above to see what is considered the height, width, and the length of the cage. There are two boxes per height, width, and the length. The first box (with “Feet” listed below it) is for the required dimension in feet. The second box is for inches (if required). For example, if you want a height of 12 foot 6 inches, enter 12 in the first box (“feet” listed below) and 6 in the second box (“inches” listed below). Feel free to leave the Inches box empty if inches are not required.

• The Gauge of netting directly correlates to the thickness of the twine. The higher the number of the gauge, the thicker the twine, and the thicker the twine, the longer the life of the netting. Of course, as the twine size increases, so does the weight of the material, and thus increasing the price
• Gauges #18 and #21 are designed as barrier nets. However, they can be used as batting cages, they should only be used as an economical solution for a personal cage.
• Gauges #30 and #36 are the most common gauges for batting cages. Even though all our nets are UV treated and weather resistant, it is always recommended to increase to #36 if the netting will be outdoors.
• Gauges #42 and #60 are designed for commercial hitting facility batting cages with very high usage. Most commercial facilities use a #42 gauge.
• Gauges #72 and #96 are for very high use batting cages. Due to the weight and price of the netting, #72 and #96 gauge batting cages are very rare.

• Unless specified otherwise, all edges of our batting cages come standard with a ¼” rope border woven through the meshes and secured at all corners. There will also be a rope border woven down the center of the top of the net as an attachment point to prevent the net from sagging during installation.
• A standard rope border woven through the netting is the most common choice. However, some customers do ask for the rope border to be sewn into the netting instead of woven through. This option is a more durable option and typically adds 5% to the total cost of the net. With a sewn rope option, all rope edges will be sewn in with a machine. If you would like to weigh the bottom of the netting down, chain or lead rope works well. The chain is roughly 1 lb/ ft, and the lead rope is .1 lb/ ft. As mentioned above, the most common choice is the standard rope border option. To select your border option, hover over the image, and select it.

If you would like to have the capability to divide your cage into multiple cages, select “Yes” for divider. The divider net will be a separate net panel cut to size based on where you would like the divider to go. As a separate panel the divider will enable you to slide the net panel open in closed based on your specific usage of the batting cage. If you would like the divider panel permanently laced into the top of the batting cage, please note so in the Additional Notes section. To see the different divider location options, select “Yes” for divider. To select your divider location, check the mark A-B. Keep in mind, you can select more than one divider location if you would like. If you need the divider in an exact spot that is not listed in the drawing, please note where you need it in the Additional Notes section.

Tell us how you will be using the cage and where the cage will be (i.e. personal cage outdoors, or high school batting replacement in an indoor facility). This will help our sales representatives to assist you in making sure you get the best product for your exact need!