BALL STOP SYSTEMS


Keep your fields safe from stray balls with our Ball Stop systems.


Our 10’ high systems are 27/8” straight steel poles with either ground sleeves or surface plates. The 20’ high systems have 4” diameter aluminum poles available in either straight or curved styles. Both poles are anchored with ground sleeves. Vinyl covered cable runs across both top and bottom of the net to reduce sag and secure net on both systems. All systems available in custom colors for an additional 15%.


#8806A 10’ Ball Stop with Plates $666.00 per 20’ section


#8807A 10’ Ball Stop


with Ground Sleeves $408.00 per 20’ section


#8808A 20’ Straight Pole Ball Stop with Ground Sleeves


$846.00 per 20’ section


#8809A 20’ Curved Pole Ball Stop with Ground Sleeves


$1030.00 per 20’ section


#5070A Rotating Track Gate with Ground Sleeve


$1103.00


#5071A Set of 4 Track Gates $4050.00


#5070A WALL/FIELD PADDING


WALL PROTECTION PADS FOR INDOORS AND OUTDOORS They are an essential addition to any gymnasium or field. They


improve SAFETY and add to the professional appearance of your facility. Padding can be personalized with your school name or logo and is available in a wide range of colors. Wall Padding is constructed of 3/8” strong structure wood, 2” thick 100 ILD foam and double coated 14 oz. vinyl laminate. Available in standard or custom sizes. ASTM Approved Fire Retardant wall padding is also available.


Field padding is made with 3” thick 100 ILD foam and uses a


specially formulated 18 oz. knife coated vinyl. Field padding can be customized to your every need.


Wall Padding


I-Beam and Post Pads are also available. All padding is available in many colors. Call us for a price quote for your padding project.


BALL STOPS


Field Padding 800-556-7464 / fax 800-682-6950 / www.mfathletic.com/facilities C


for advice and price on any Wall & Field Pad Solution for your Facility.


800-556-7464 Call

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