Replacement Screen Nets and Parts Guide
Replacement Nets
Screen nets wear out first, usually where the net touches the frame. A replacement net is sized to one frame, so match the size, the shape and the brand of your screen before ordering. Nets here include the 7x7 #60 L-Screen Replacement Net, the Cimarron 7x7 #84 Replacement L-Screen Net, the Varsity 5x7 Z Screen Replacement Net and replacement netting for JUGS Protector and Protector Blue Series screens.
Wheel Kits
Wheel kits bolt to the base of a screen so one person can tip it back and roll it. The kit has to match the frame tubing. The Pro 2 inch Field Screen Wheels fit 2 inch frames, the Varsity 1.5 inch Field Screen Wheels fit 1.5 inch frames, and the Universal Field Screen Frame Wheels fit a range of screens. JUGS Protector Series screens use the JUGS Protector Series Screen Wheel Kit.
Net Repair
Small holes grow fast. The Batting Cage and Screen Net Repair Kit lets you close holes in screen and cage netting before they turn into a full replacement.
Make Your Nets Last Longer
- Keep the net tight on the frame so it does not rub.
- Pad bare frames where the net touches steel.
- Store screens out of standing water and direct sun in the offseason.
- Repair small holes right away.
Shopping for a whole new screen? Browse L screens, protective field screens and softball pitching screens.
Deciding whether to repair your screen or replace it with a different style? Start with our protective screen buying guide.
Replacement Net FAQ
How do I know which replacement net fits my screen?
Match the brand, the frame size and the shape. An L screen net only fits an L frame of the same size, and nets from one brand may not fit another brand's frame.
When should I replace a screen net?
Replace it when holes are bigger than a ball, when the cord is frayed along the frame, or when the net has stretched so much it sags.
