Trapezoid Batting Cage Frame Kit 12ft x 12ft x 55ft

Note: The Legs should be staked or anchored down in areas where there is a possibility of moderate to high wind. Anchors are not included.

Durable 1 1/2" steel frame corners
All hardware to hang your net
Save money on high shipping costs
Free standing
Indoor/outdoor use
Easy to assemble

Our 55' x 12' x 12' - 1 1/2" frame corner kit is the most economic way to hang a batting cage net in any open space. Save money on shipping by purchasing the poles at your local hardware store. Kit comes with everything you need to assemble except the poles. 

You will need to purchase 23-10' poles from Lowe's or Home Depot. Lowes Sku#-72717 or Home Depot Sku#-580023 ( 1 1/4" thin walled EMT Pipe )

Why buy from us? We are a family business started by my grandfather over 50 years ago. We intend on being in business for another 50 years. We have over 20 years' experience with netting & have shipped to 10s of thousands of customers worldwide. We only sell quality, well made products.

Note: The Batting Cage Net & 1 1/4" EMT poles are NOT included with this frame kit

Installation Instructions:
Kit Includes the Following Parts:
(A) 3-Way Corners 4 pcs.
(B) 4-Way Corners 6 pcs
(C) 16" Pipe W/Reduced End 5 pcs
(D) 28" Pipe W/Reduced End 10 pcs
(G) 52" Pipe W/Reduced End 8 pcs
(H) Net Hangers 43 pcs
(I) Pipe End Caps 10 pcs
(J) Self-Drilling Screws 23 pcs
(K) 18' Tie Down Ropes 4 pcs
(L) Rope Stakes 4 pcs

Kit Does NOT Include the Following Parts:
(CL) 23 pcs 10' Lengths of EMT Pipe
You will need an area about 55' Long & 17' 6" Wide for the frame, and an additional 10' at each end for support ropes. It is recommended that you mark off this area before starting. Nut setter included.

1. Lay out two of the 3-way end corners (A) 12' apart at one end, where your frame will be, with 4" corner piece facing toward the other end of the frame. 

2. Measure 55' from the first 3-way corners (A) to the other end of the frame and lay out the other two 3-way corners with the 4" corner piece facing the other end of the frame. 

3. Lay out the 4-way arch corners (B), between the end 3-way corners (A) so that they are about 14' apart. 

4. Assemble the five arch tops by attaching one 10' length of EMT to a 16" pipe (C). Insert a self-drilling screw (J) at the join.

5. Assemble the arch legs by attaching one 10' length of EMT to one 28" pipe (D). Insert a self drilling screw (J).

6. Complete assembling the arches by attaching the arch tops to the corners. Proceed to attach the legs to the corners of each arch. Attach end caps (I) to the bottom of the frame legs.

7. Assemble the eight runners, that go between the arches, by attaching one 10' length of EMT to a 52" pipe (G). Insert a self-drilling screw (J) to the 10' and the 52" pipe (G).

8. Stand up one end arch and attach a 14' runner to each of the end corners. Stand up the second arch and attach the runners to it. Proceed to stand up the remaining arches and connect all the runners. Your frame should end up being about 56' Long. 

HANGING YOUR BATTING CAGE NET 

1. Lay out your batting cage inside the frame and find the three ropes on top of the cage at one end. Proceed to attach the ropes to the arch top at one end of the frame. Then attach the three ropes, at the other end of the batting cage, to the other end of the frame.

2. Attach the net hangers (H) to the runners of the frame, about four feet apart, by laying the rope end over the pipe and inserting the carabiner through the loop. Then attach a net hanger to the middle of each arch.

3. Start at one end and lift up one side of the net and attach the net hangers to it by clipping the carabiner to the rope along the top side of the net.

4. Attach the middle of the net rope, below the arch tops, to the middle of the arch tops.

5. Lift up the other side of the net and attach it to the runners the same way as #3.

6. Tie the four rope tails on the batting cage to the bottom of the end arches to prevent the wind from blowing the net inward.