Muhl Field Screen

The screen uses a bolt-together design, which is straightforward but requires a bit of time and a wrench set. Because of the heavy-duty steel frame, it is best to have two people available to help align the pieces during assembly.

Yes, the frame is made from powder-coated steel and the netting is UV-treated, making it highly weather-resistant. However, to maximize the lifespan of the net and padding, we recommend storing it indoors or under a cover during the off-season or extended periods of heavy rain.

Absolutely. The pillow-case design creates a dual-layered barrier that absorbs impact more effectively than a single layer. This not only protects the frame from direct hits but also significantly reduces the wear and tear on the netting itself over time.

Yes, it is built for professional-grade use. The 15-gauge steel frame and #60 braided nylon netting are specifically engineered to withstand the impact of high-velocity baseballs and softballs in intense training environments.

Yes, the 7-foot by 7-foot dimensions and sturdy frame make it an excellent choice for a portable catcher's backstop. It provides enough coverage to protect the catcher while allowing for easy setup and breakdown.