Facility Netting & Barriers

Facility Netting & Barriers for Batting Cages and Tunnels

Facility netting and barriers are the backbone of any safe, functional batting cage or practice tunnel, and this collection is built around Jaypro, the sole brand carried in this category. With three active products ranging from $212 to $7,844, the lineup covers a standalone tunnel net as well as two complete batting cage systems, giving facilities, schools, and training centers a straightforward path to either replace worn netting or install a full cage from scratch.

Jaypro Batting Tunnel Netting: Sizing and Material

The Jaypro All-Star batting tunnel net is constructed from #36 knotted nylon with a 1-3/4 in. square mesh, a heavier-gauge knotted construction meant to hold up to repeated ball impact in a dedicated hitting tunnel. It measures roughly 55 ft. long by 14 ft. wide, with a 12-ft. dimension rounding out the frame footprint, making it sized for a full-length batting tunnel rather than a compact backyard setup. Because it's sold as a standalone net, it suits facilities that already have a frame or structure in place and need a direct net replacement, or that are building a custom frame to these dimensions. The knotted nylon construction and square mesh pattern are the two specs to check against your existing tunnel frame before ordering, since netting that doesn't match your frame's length and width won't hang or tension correctly.

Jaypro Batting Cages: Bomber Elite and Strike Zone Target

Beyond the standalone net, this collection includes two complete Jaypro batting cage products: the Bomber Elite and the Strike Zone Target. Both are packaged as full batting cage systems rather than netting alone, which means they're built for buyers who want a ready-to-assemble cage rather than a net-only replacement. The Strike Zone Target name points to a cage built around target-style hitting practice, useful for facilities running drills focused on pitch location and swing accuracy, while the Bomber Elite is positioned as a broader batting cage system for general hitting practice. Because pricing across the three products spans a wide range ($212 to $7,844), the specific cage you choose should be matched to your budget and to whether you need a full system or just a net.

Mounting, Installation, and Space Planning

Before ordering any item in this collection, measure your available space against the product's listed dimensions. The tunnel net's 55 ft. x 14 ft. footprint requires a long, narrow area, typical of an indoor turf building, field house, or outdoor batting alley, while the complete cage systems (Bomber Elite and Strike Zone Target) come with their own frame components and should be checked against ceiling height and floor space in gyms, athletic facilities, or backyard installations. Knotted nylon netting like the #36 mesh used here is a common choice for facilities that need a barrier able to withstand frequent line-drive and pitched-ball contact, but installers should confirm frame compatibility, especially if this net is intended to replace netting on an existing structure rather than being installed as part of a new cage.

Who These Facility Netting Solutions Suit

This collection is aimed at buyers outfitting dedicated hitting or pitching spaces: school and college athletic departments, private training facilities, sports complexes, and serious backyard or garage setups with the space to support a 55-ft. tunnel or a full cage system. Because all three products come from Jaypro, buyers who want to standardize equipment from a single manufacturer across a facility's netting and cage needs have that option here. For facilities needing only a net replacement, the All-Star tunnel net is the direct fit; for those needing a complete setup, the Bomber Elite or Strike Zone Target cage systems cover that need across the collection's $212–$7,844 price range.