Side-Folding & Stationary Mounts

Side-Folding vs. Stationary Basketball Wall Mounts

The first decision on any wall mount project is whether you need a side-folding basketball wall mount or a fixed, stationary system. First Team's FoldaMount46 Victory and FoldaMount46 Maverick swing back parallel to the wall when not in use, which matters most in gyms that double as volleyball courts, cheer rooms, or multi-purpose spaces where a fixed backboard would eat into usable floor area. First Team's SuperMount01 Triumph and SuperMount01 Maverick, along with the Jaypro Wall-Mounted Shooting Stations, are stationary designs — the backboard stays put at a set wall offset, which is typically the lower-cost and lower-maintenance route for a dedicated practice wall or shooting station. The Jaypro Little Champ Fold-Up Single Rim Goal is a compact fold-up option worth a look for tighter walls or lower ceiling clearances.

Matching Wall Offset to Your Space

Wall offset — the distance from the wall to the face of the backboard — is the spec that determines whether a system will actually work in your gym. Jaypro's stationary glass backboard shooting stations are broken out by offset range, from 2 ft.–4 ft. wall offset up through 10 ft.–12 ft., so you can match a unit to how far your usable court extends from the wall. The 3-Point Fan Backboard versions follow the same logic, with offsets starting as tight as 6 in.–2 ft. and running out to 8 ft.–10 ft. Gared's Direct Mount and Corner Mount Stationary Wall Mount Packages are organized the same way, in lengths from 2′–3′ up to 9′–12′, with a choice of steel or glass board at most lengths. Before ordering, measure from your wall to where you want the front of the backboard to land, and check ceiling height and rim clearance against that offset.

Glass vs. Steel Backboards

Both Jaypro and Gared offer their wall-mounted backstops in glass or steel board versions, and the choice usually comes down to use case and budget. Glass backboards give a truer rebound and are the standard for competition gyms and varsity practice facilities. Steel backboards, including the Gared Direct Mount and Corner Mount steel board packages and the Douglas 3.5″ SQ Steel In-Line Basketball Adjustable Net System, are a more economical option that holds up well in rec centers, church gyms, and community facilities where budget and durability matter more than tournament-grade rebound.

Brands Carried in This Collection

• Gared (25 SKUs) — Direct Mount and Corner Mount stationary packages in steel or glass, in lengths from 2′ to 12′, plus the SideOut 32′ outdoor volleyball hoop net for facilities that need more than basketball.
• Jaypro (14 SKUs) — Wall-mounted shooting stations with stationary glass, steel, or 3-point fan backboards across nearly a dozen wall offset ranges, plus the Little Champ Fold-Up Single Rim Goal.
• First Team (8 SKUs) — FoldaMount46 (Victory, Maverick) side-folding goals, SuperMount01 (Triumph, Maverick) stationary goals, and the VersiSport Select, II, and III wall mount lines.
• Douglas (1 SKU) — the 3.5″ SQ Steel In-Line Basketball Adjustable Net System, built around heavier-gauge steel tubing.

Installation Notes and Who These Mounts Suit

Every unit in this collection is a wall-mounted system, so it needs to be anchored into a wall structure capable of supporting the goal, backboard, and the force of play — have your facilities team or installer confirm your wall construction before ordering. Side-folding mounts like the FoldaMount46 series are the right call for shared gym floors that need to switch between basketball, volleyball, and other activities during the same day. Stationary systems, whether from Jaypro, Gared, or First Team's SuperMount01 line, make sense for dedicated shooting walls, practice gyms, and facilities where the backboard can stay in place permanently. With pricing across the collection running from $192 for smaller, simpler units up to $5,015 for full stationary glass backboard systems, there's a configuration here for a single-hoop home gym as well as a school or recreation department outfitting multiple walls at once.