The Steel Framed Batting Cage Door gives a batting cage a real walk-through entrance. Hitters and coaches step in and out standing up, gear carries in easily, and traffic enters the cage at one spot.
The heavy duty steel cage door is self-standing, so it doesn't lean on the cage frame, and it installs in under an hour. It works on indoor and outdoor batting cages and gives any cage a clean, professional look.
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Stand the steel frame where the entrance should be, cut an opening in the batting cage net to match, then sew the net to the frame all the way around. The door fits into an existing net from any brand, so a cage doesn't need a new net to get a real entrance. Video walkthroughs of the sewing process are easy to find online.
Most batting cage nets have an overlapping flap or no door at all, which means crawling under the net with a bucket of balls. A steel cage door keeps the entry in one place, cuts wear on the netting where people push through, and makes the cage safer to walk into between rounds. Facilities use metal cage doors to keep lanes looking sharp for customers.