Starting at: $463.92
Amateur Batting Cage Calculator
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These heavy duty batting cages are perfect for the pros. Set it up at the ballpark for the team to practice their hitting game.
Baseball Batting Cage Nets from US Netting are hand crafted from 100% high tenacity solution dyed polyethylene. This knotted construction makes sure that this net will hold up to every level of batter. Two strengths are available, Amature and Professional. These nets serve as a barrier between the batter and other players, windows, or just from going too far with that heavy hitting swing. Our batting cages are ideal for small areas due to its compact size and light weight polyethylene. Making it easy to take down and replace or store for the winter season.
Amateur Baseball Cage
| Size | Price | Item No. |
|---|---|---|
| 55'L x 12'W x 12'H' | $912.01 | BCN-1255 |
| 70'L x 12'W x 12'H' | $1,071.63 | BCN1270 |
| 55'L x 14'W x 12'H' | $949.41 | BCN-1455 |
| 70'L x 14'W x 12'H' | $1,127.86 | BCN-1470 |
US Netting is the custom netting expert. If you don't see the size you need above or want a special design for your batting cage give us a call at 1-800-331-2973 or request a quote by clicking the button below.
Starting at: $1,286.62
Professional Batting Cage Calculator
Product Details
These heavy duty batting cages are perfect for your Little League all-star or the whole team. Set it up at the ballpark for the team to practice or your very own backyard for your little slugger to continue practicing their swing.
This professional grade batting cage is designed for college, professional, or even high school use. The net is crafted from a 54 ply construction. These high-density polyethylene cages will stand up to repeated abuse from even the strongest batters.
Professional Baseball Cage
| Size | Price | Item No. |
|---|---|---|
| 55'L x 12'W x 12'H' | $1,286.62 | PBCN-121255 |
| 70'L x 12'W x 12'H' | $1,564.45 | PBCN-121270 |
| 55'L x 14'W x 12'H' | $1,349.46 | PBCN-121455 |
| 70'L x 14'W x 12'H'' | $1,633.90 | PBCN-121470 |
| 55'L x 14'W x 14'H' | $1,478.45 | PBCN-141455 |
| 70'L x 14'W x 14'H' | $1,809.20 | PBCN-141470 |
Custom batting cages
US Netting is the custom netting expert. If you don't see the size you need above or want a special design for your batting cage give us a call at 1-800-331-2973 or request a quote by clicking the button below.
Request a QuoteHow to Build a Batting Cage
Building a batting cage frame can be a fun and rewarding project, especially if you or your children are avid baseball or softball players. Below is a set of basic instructions for building a batting cage frame. Please note that dimensions can vary based on your needs and the materials available to you.
Materials:
- 1.5" diameter PVC pipe or metal pipe for a more sturdy frame
- 90-degree and T-shaped connectors compatible with your pipes
- Cable ties or zip ties
- Batting cage netting
- Tape measure
- Saw
- Rubber mallet
Here are the steps:
- Plan Your Cage: Plan the size of your batting cage. A typical size for a backyard cage might be 12 feet high, 12 feet wide, and 70 feet long, but you can adjust this based on your available space.
- Cut Your Pipes: Cut your pipes to the correct lengths for your cage. For a 12x12x70 cage, this would typically mean:
- 4 pipes 70 feet long (for the length of the cage)
- 4 pipes 12 feet long (for the height)
- 4 pipes 11 feet long (for the width)
- Assemble the Base: Connect two of the 70 feet pipes and two of the 11 feet pipes using the 90-degree connectors to create the base of your cage.
- Build the Verticals: Connect a 12 feet pipe to each corner of the base using a T-shaped connector. These will be the vertical supports for your cage.
- Connect the Top: Attach the remaining 70 feet and 11 feet pipes to the tops of the vertical supports to create the top of your cage. Use the 90-degree connectors to secure the corners.
- Reinforce the Structure: Add cross-bracing if needed. This can be done by cutting additional pipes and attaching them diagonally across the sides of the frame. Use T-connectors to attach them to the existing frame.
- Attach the Netting: Secure the batting cage netting to your frame using the cable ties. Make sure to pull it taut to prevent balls from getting trapped in loose netting.
- Inspect Your Cage: Walk around the batting cage to ensure that it is secure and that the netting is properly attached.
Please remember to always follow safety guidelines while working with tools and heavy materials, and ensure the cage is placed in a location where stray balls won't cause damage or injury.
