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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 

Measuring Your Field 

We recommend that you mark and measure your outfield prior to actual 

installation of SportPanel

®

 Once you have determined the position of home plate and 

the distance to the outfield fence (generally: 200ft – 32 panels / 

250ft – 40 panels / 350ft – 56 panels) we suggest that you mark 

the end of the foul line where it will intersect with the outfield 

fence.

 We also suggest that you mark the outfield fence distance 

directly in centerfield (in front of home plate) 

(see diagram 1)

The SportPanel fencing panels will be positioned in an arc from 

foul line to foul line, around the centerfield marking 

(see 

diagram 1)

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     We suggest you begin with the fence panels in centerfield and work towards each foul line. 

Installing a SportPanel Field 

Rotate SportPanel’s TechnoTip folding elbow joints so that the panel’s feet are facing outside of 

the field of play (i.e. away from home plate). 

Position each fence and place 2 anchoring wickets or sand bags on the protruding feet.  The 

wickets will prevent panels from tipping forward and will provide 

additional stability to fence sections on windy days.  

To ensure proper deployment of the TechnoTip safety feature, 

place the anchoring wickets towards the end of the foot (i.e. away 

from the elbow joint) 

(see picture 1).

 

Insert flexible foam connector pieces into the top rail of each section, between two 

adjacent panels.  This will keep panels in line, yet allow sections to disengage and fall 

flat on impact. 

To lock panels from falling down and to turn off the breakaway system, insert a 

screw or pin into the pre-drilled hole in the folding TechnoTip elbow 

(see picture 

2)

.  This will prevent panels from disengaging and provide additional stability on 

windy days.  

Black-Out Centerfield Panels & Foul Poles 

If you ordered black-out centerfield panels to aid in ball visibility, position these panels in 

the center of the outfield, directly across from home plate and behind the pitchers mound 

(see diagram 1)

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Picture 1 

anchoring 

wicket 

Diagram 1 

Picture 2 

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