Description

Carl’s Place DIY C-Series Foam Insert Kit

Give your DIY golf enclosure a clean, finished look and extra peace of mind with Carl’s Place Foam Insert Kit. These form-fitting foam pieces are cut to match your specific enclosure size and tuck behind the screen flaps to help close the gap between the impact screen and the wall or frame.

That means fewer exposed metal edges, less chance of a ball sneaking through the sides, and a more polished simulator bay overall.

Ideal for anyone who swings confidently, or has guests who do, the foam kit is a simple upgrade that makes your DIY enclosure feel more secure and more professional without changing the footprint of your setup.

Product Features

Product Features

Cleaner Perimeter Protection for DIY C-Series Enclosures

• Sized for C-Series DIY Enclosures: Each kit is cut to match a specific Carl’s DIY C-Series enclosure size.
  
  • Foam runs the correct length along the frame and behind the screen flaps.
  • Helps create a cleaner fit compared to generic foam padding.
• Closes the Gap Behind the Screen: Inserts sit behind the side and top flaps to help fill the space between the impact screen and your walls or frame.
  
  • Reduces the chance of a ball slipping through the side or top gaps.
  • Helps limit direct contact with exposed metal frame areas.
• Protects the Enclosure Frame: Dense foam adds a cushioning layer between errant shots and the steel frame.
  
  • Helps soften impacts at the corners and along the sides.
  • Useful for tighter rooms where edge misses are more likely.
• Clean, Finished Appearance: By filling the dark gap around the screen, the foam gives the enclosure a more built-in, theater-style look.
  
  • Pairs well with back covers, side nets, and other enclosure accessories.
  • Helps the simulator bay look more complete and professional.
• Simple, Tool-Free Install: The inserts slide into place after the enclosure is assembled.
  
  • No cutting, glue, or special tools required.
  • Can be installed as a finishing step once the enclosure is squared and tensioned.
• Low-Maintenance Material: Foam is designed for indoor simulator use.
  
  • Built with enough resilience to handle repeated ball strikes and everyday bumps around the frame.

What's Included

What's Included

• Foam Insert Sections
  
  • Pre-cut foam pieces sized to the selected DIY C-Series enclosure.
  • Length and quantity vary by configuration.
• Sized Per Enclosure Option
  
  • Each kit is matched to one enclosure size.
  • Examples may include 7.7’ x 10’, 7.7’ x 13’, 8’ x 8’, 8’ x 10.5’, 8.5’ x 11.5’, or 9’ x 12’ configurations.
• Basic Placement Reference
  
  • Orientation guidance is provided through Carl’s DIY enclosure documentation so you know where each section should sit behind the screen flaps.

Not Included: DIY Enclosure frame, fittings, impact screen, back cover, side nets, bungees, and other accessories are sold separately unless specifically included with your selected product configuration.

Product Specifications

Product Specifications

Product Installation Guide

Setup & Installation Recommendations

• Install After the Enclosure is Built: Assemble and square your DIY C-Series enclosure before adding foam.
  
  • This ensures the foam follows the true frame geometry.
  • Check that the screen and flaps are already positioned properly.
• Slide, Don’t Force: When inserting foam behind the flaps, slide it gently into place.
  
  • Avoid bending the foam sharply.
  • Avoid dragging it aggressively against the screen fabric.
• Keep Corners Snug: Pay extra attention to corners, where balls are more likely to glance off edges.
  
  • Make sure the foam fills these areas without leaving open gaps.
• Avoid Over-Compressing the Screen: The goal is to backstop the perimeter, not push the impact screen forward.
  
  • If the foam is pressing the screen outward, reposition it slightly farther back along the frame.
• Re-Check After Moving the Enclosure: If you ever shift or re-square the enclosure, confirm the foam is still properly seated.
  
  • Check the sides, top, and corners before returning to regular use.

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions