How to Assemble Carl's Place Built-In Wall Panels // Carl's Place Built-In Golf Simulator

[@richardvoyageur]

Why not just use velcro backing on all of the panels? Any benefit to the cleats? It seems like it would take way more time to get done.

[@CarlsPlace]

@@richardvoyageur Hey, thank you for your comment! Our product design team considered several options for mounting our panels to the wall and found the french cleat style system to perform the best for the size and weight of our panels. We've found them to hold the tiles securely and pull them tight to the wall during installation. If you prefer to use another option for mounting the panels you're certainly welcome to, but in our experience the french cleat system offered with our panel kits has performed the best and is the option we'd recommend for installing out panels.

[@leewilkinson708]

Hi, What type of foam do you use and what thickness please.

[@CarlsPlace]

All the info we can provide is available on this page: shop.carlofet.com/built-in-golf-room-kit Otherwise, reach out to our customer service team with more questions! www.carlofet.com/contact

[@Golfitti19]

Planning some wall protection - can you tell me the weight of a carls place 2 x 3 and 2 x 2 wall panel? Thanks

[@CarlsPlace]

Out of curiosity, why do you want to know the weights? Our panels attach to cleats that should be screwed into studs or plywood, so weight shouldn't be an issue. Also, FYI: our panels are made in 36" depths and range from 19-24" tall, so we do not have a 24" x 24" option.

[@benjamintonin2150]

hey there, where did you source those cleats?

[@CarlsPlace]

Sorry, we are unable to provide that information, but you should be able to find some via a quick Google search!

[@Ligolfer57]

Where do you get these panels?

[@CarlsPlace]

Hey Jon! We make these panels to order to fit spaces of many different sizes and shapes!

[@RodricWeiland]

How do you install the padded panels on the very top row of the walls. Don't the french cleats require you to lift the panel above the line of the french cleats and then the z clip "drops down" snug into the french cleat. But wouldn't it be restricted by the ceiling? Can you please explain how that works.

[@CarlsPlace]

​@@RodricWeiland Hey! The panels are intentionally left slightly smaller to ensure a proper fit in room. Generally you'll want to start installing panels from the bottom up and from screen outward. Sliding that top row in is the idea, but there will also be around an inch of play to make that easier. That spacing is usually covered up with how the ceiling and wall panels meet. For other areas to reference, check out page 12 on the install manual here: 20033507.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/20033507/Product%20Documents/Built-In/Golf%20Room%20Panel%20Kit%20Manual.pdf or check around the 6:45 mark of the video.

[@Ligolfer57]

And can this serve as a bit of insulation?

[@CarlsPlace]

Hey Jon! I guess it depends on your definition of insulation. We have not tested it for any "insulation" purposes in the room; more just how it looks and how it keeps the area safer from errant shots. But the panels should naturally help the acoustics in the room.

[@MarkHolobach]

Where can you see the pricing for these? Didn't find them on the site via searching for wall panel

[@CarlsPlace]

Hey Mark! You can see some general pricing on the product page here: shop.carlofet.com/built-in-golf-room-kit However, you'll have to contact customer service to discuss pricing in more detail for your specific space! www.carlofet.com/contact