Indoor & Outdoor Batting Cage Turf Flooring

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Affordable Batting Cage Turf

How Much Does Batting Cage Turf Cost?

On average, batting cage turf ranges from $1.40-$5.00 per sq. ft. The cost of batting cage turf will depend on the intended use, padding level, and materials used. Artificial grass for batting cages can be both premium or affordable. 

How do I Order Sports Turf for Batting Cages?

Simply compare your options and request a deal! Once you provide your zip code and dimensions needed we'll be able to assist you in buying batting cage turf online. We can also help you purchase any other accessories or tools such as adhesive and infill. Shipped directly to you from trusted manufacturers nationwide.

Is Artificial Turf Safe for Children and Babies?

Absolutely! We select artificial turf and infills that are lead-free, non-toxic, and low maintenance. They’re also made and tested in the United States. In fact, we install commercial playgrounds frequently. A synthetic lawn is an excellent alternative for kids that have grass-related allergies. Choose antibacterial sand and Microban technology to get the most out of the artificial turf surface. 

Does Artificial Grass Get Hot?

Synthetic grass does get warmer than a natural lawn when it’s out in the direct, mid-day sun. On the flip side, artificial grass doesn’t retain heat in the shade or darkness. Be cautious with colored silica sand or black infills as they can get 2 times warmer than the ambient temperature, making it impossible to walk on barefoot. For this reason, we do not carry those infills.

There are warmer and cooler grasses. We select grasses with cooler surfaces and prefer to offer a lighter sand infill. Reference our knowledge base to find how we achieve the lowest temperatures on artificial turf.

How Do You Clean Artificial Grass?

For light cleaning, you can use a leaf blower or stiff-bristled broom and then rinse with water. For lightly soiled areas and pet-friendly areas, we recommend pairing them with a sanitizer.

For best results, use a pressure washer. When power washing your turf, keep your wand nozzle at least one foot away from your artificial grass at all times. It is a best practice to apply sanitizer. For pet-friendly areas, we recommend a series of cleaning procedures. To learn more about cleaning artificial turf used by pets, select K9 Pet Turf and scroll down to the knowledge base. 

Most homeowners maintain and clean their turf themselves. When you need a thorough cleaning, we are here to help!

How Long Will Artificial Grass Last?

Most artificial grasses have an expected life span of 15 years. The lifespan of any turf depends on use and cleaning. Shorter artificial grasses with bolder blades survive more traffic and look just as nice. For example, soft plush grass might not be the best option for a side yard with consistent traffic. We help classify materials by use, so you are able to select the material that fits your needs best.

What are the Advantages of Using Artificial Turf for Batting Cages?

Artificial turf provides numerous advantages for batting cages, offering players an authentic major league stadium experience. Our specially designed sports turf is suitable for all ages, ensuring a quality playing surface. Unlike natural grass, our artificial grass is durable, thick, and resistant to tearing, even with overambitious athletes. Moreover, artificial turf grants year-round usability, unaffected by flooding during the wet season or wilting in the summer heat. With synthetic turf, players can enjoy a realistic playing experience while also ensuring a surface that can withstand the regular impact of ground balls and line drives. At InstallArtificial, we pride ourselves in offering the toughest turf in town, built to last and readily available for both indoor and outdoor batting cages. Additionally, our products are conveniently accessible with next day delivery.

How Much Does it Cost to Build a Batting Cage in Your Backyard?

To determine the cost of building a batting cage in your backyard, various factors should be considered. One essential component is the cost of the sports turf, which typically ranges between two and four dollars per square foot. Additionally, you will need to factor in the price of installation to calculate the final cost accurately. It should be noted that our sports turf is conveniently available in 15 x 100 foot rolls, ensuring efficiency in sufficient coverage for your backyard batting cage.

How do I Cut Sports Turf for Batting Cages?

For most sports turf, you'll use the same methods for cutting as other artificial grass. 

 

For padded sports turf, cutting the material gets a bit more tricky. You'll need to use a commercial rotary knife. Be very careful when using this tool, it's extremely sharp! 

Why is Padded Turf Important for a Batting Cage?

Padded turf is crucial for a batting cage as it provides extra cushioning for players' joints. When balls are hit with force and bounce off the turf, having padding helps reduce the impact on the player's body, minimizing the risk of injuries. Using unpadded turf is not recommended for batting cages due to the potential hazards it poses.

Does InstallArtificial Offer Turf Options for Both Indoor and Outdoor Batting?

Yes, InstallArtificial offers turf options for both indoor and outdoor batting. This means that regardless of whether you have a dedicated indoor batting cage or an outdoor setup, you can find suitable turf from their range of products.

Can the Turf Mimic the Look of a Stadium Field?

InstallArtificial offers top tier turf options that can capture the look of a stadium field. Whether you are aiming to recreate the appearance of a professional baseball field or just want a specific aesthetic for your batting cage, there are choices available that can provide the desired visual effect.

What are the Considerations When Choosing Turf for a Batting Cage?

When selecting turf for a batting cage, it is important to choose indoor turf that can handle continuous use. Using any piece of residential turf is not suitable as fast-flying balls bouncing off grass-glued-to-concrete can be hazardous to players and increase the impact on the grass. Unpadded turf should be avoided, emphasizing the need for turf that can withstand the stresses of batting practice.