Carl's Place Pro Enclosure Kit Owner's manual

Pro Enclosure Kit
Assembly Instructions & User Manual
Thank you for purchasing Carl’s Pro Enclosure Kit
In this guide you will find everything you need to complete the assembly of your kit plus a few helpful tips to
help you make the best use of it.

Included in this kit:
• Frame Components
o Pre-cut and marked structural 1.5” pipes
o Steel pipe connector fittings
• Fabric Panels
o (1) Ceiling panel
o (2) Wall panels (left and right)
o (1) Impact screen
• Safety Guards
o (1) Large floor bumper
o (1) Ceiling bumper
o (2) Mitered wall bumpers
• Projector Mount (optional)
• Vinyl Ceiling Baffle(s) (optional)
• Fasteners
o 6” Ball bungees
o Zip ties
Tools you will need (not included):
•6mm Hex Bit Socket and Ratchet (recommended) or Hex Key
•Step Ladder (8-ft recommended)
Assembly Overview:
1. Assemble Frame
2. Attach Projector Mount (if applicable)
3. Attach Ceiling Panel
4. Attach Vinyl Baffles (if applicable)
5. Attach Wall Panels with Flaps
6. Attach Impact Screen
7. Attach Safety Guards

Assemble Frame:
Included in this manual is an insert that shows the dimensions of your frame. Construct your frame to the
specifications in the insert. The enclosure frame consists of aluminum pipes held together with steel pipe
fittings forming a cube shape.

Using Ball Bungees:
Throughout the installation, you will be using ball bungees to attach panels to the frame. To install the
bungees, insert the loop end of the bungee into a grommet, threading it through until the ball stops it. Wrap
the cord loop around the frame tubing and hook it over the ball to create a loop.

Attach eiling Panel:
The ceiling panel attaches to the frame using included 6” ball bungees.
Orient the ceiling panel so that the hook-and-loop faces up and the attached flaps are located on the
underside of the panel, facing down. The side without a flap aligns with the screen side or back of the frame.
Working diagonally, begin by attaching the ceiling to the frame only at the four corners. Use two bungees in
each corner grommet (one connecting in each direction). Attach the next two closest grommets as well, for a
total of four bungees per corner.
Once the four corners are attached, continue to alternate from corner to corner, adding more bungees down
the sides until finishing at the center of each side.

Check the spacing. You should see an equal amount of space between the edge of the ceiling panel and the
pipe frame all the way around (approximately 1-2”). If you have pulled it too far to one side, adjust it now.

Zip ties are provided and can be used to pull the panel one way or the other or to close gaps between panels
and the frame.
Tip: Use a zip tie anywhere the gap is over 2-inches for a better fit. If needed at all, this should only be
necessary at the corners of a panel.

Fold the attached flap over the front of the frame and attach it to the top of the ceiling panel using the
integrated hook-and-loop fasteners. The side flaps will be attached at a later step.

Install (Optional) Baffles:
If you purchased vinyl baffles, they will attach to the top of the frame. If you have not purchased baffles you
may skip this step.
Insert the loop of cord on the baffle through the netting near the edge of the frame and attach using a
bungee. Hang them with the matte side facing the front of the enclosure and stretch them to the top of the
frame using one bungee on each side. Zip-ties can be used to apply extra tension if needed. Baffles can be
spaced at any preferred distance away from the screen. (Pictured example: has the baffles approximately 1 -
1.5 ft apart.)

Attach the Wall Panels:
Un-install the “L” fitting at the bottom front of the frame and thread the bottom pipe and front vertical pipe
through the fabric sleeves of the wall panel. The wall panels have a left/right orientation. (images below
depict the right wall panel) Orient the wall panels so that the sleeves are closest to the bottom and front pipes
and the attached flap that runs the length of the top of the enclosure will hang on the outside of the frame.
Tip: Check for burs - slide the sleeve over the pipes being careful not to rip the material on any sharp ends of
the pipes.