Bison Winged Chain Link Fence Backstop - BBSBSTOP3XW
- Extra Wide Backstop for Your Baseball or Softball Field
- Includes 12'H Vertical Straight Backstop with 7' 45 Degree Extension at the Top
- Extra Width is Provided by 45 Degree, 6'L Wings on Each End
- 45 Degree Angle Provides Added Safety and Ball Retainment
- Entire Backstop is Covered with Commercial Grade 9 ga. Chain Link Mesh
- Available in Lengths of 30' or 36'
What our Experts Think
Q&A
Q: What is the Bison BBSBSTOP3XW Winged Chain Link Fence Backstop used for?
A: It is a professional-grade baseball and softball field backstop designed to safely contain foul balls and improve protection behind home plate.
Q: What is the structure of the backstop?
A: It features a 12' high straight chain-link backstop with a 7' angled hood and extended 45° wing sections on both sides for increased ball containment.
Q: What material is it made from?
A: It is built with heavy-duty 9-gauge galvanized chain link mesh supported by a robust steel frame for long-term outdoor durability.
Q: What is the benefit of the winged design?
A: The wing extensions increase safety by reducing foul ball escape areas and improving player, spectator, and dugout protection.
Q: What size options are available?
A: It typically comes in 30-foot and 36-foot configurations depending on field layout requirements.
Q: Where is it commonly used?
A: It is used in schools, parks, recreational leagues, and competitive baseball or softball facilities.
Q: Why choose this Bison backstop system?
A: It offers a durable, professional, and safety-focused solution for high-traffic baseball and softball fields with flexible field coverage.
Maintenance Tips
- Inspect fence posts, wings, and frame connections regularly for stability and tighten hardware as needed.
- Check chain link mesh for damage, sagging, or loose ties and repair promptly to maintain safety.
- Remove debris such as leaves, dirt, or sports impact residue to keep the fence clear and functional.
- Wash metal components periodically with mild soap and water to prevent buildup and maintain appearance.
- Monitor for rust or corrosion, especially at joints and ground contact points, and treat early if detected.
- Ensure anchor points remain secure and level to prevent shifting during heavy use or impact.
- Avoid climbing or applying excessive force on the structure to prevent structural strain.
- Apply protective coating or rust inhibitor as needed in high-moisture or coastal environments.
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