The ‘Flipper’ Sight Screen

A uniquely designed, innovative, multi-functional cricket sight screen. The screen is protected with The Patent Office by registered design number 4031354. The ‘Flipper’ is available in all white, all black or a combination of both colours to cater for both the limited over and conventional formats of the game. The multi-location, spring loaded locking system dramatically restricts wind resistance and when not in use can be pinned at 90 degrees to eliminate potential damage in particularly inclement weather conditions. Eye catching, interlocking acrylic insert boards, which are available in white, black or white on one face and black on the other are ingeniously used to facilitate both versions of the game simply by rotating the lightweight panels within the steel framework at 180 degrees and locking into place.

Although the standard screen size is 3,000mm x 3,000mm the ‘Flipper’ can be fabricated in a range of different sizes to suit the specific requirements of each club. Each screen is manufactured in the UK from pre-galvanised steel, powder coated for additional protection and can usually be supplied in four weeks from receipt of order. The screens are all supplied with full assembly instructions and can be comfortably constructed by three people in a couple of hours. Spare panels are available ex-stock and eliminate the potentially heavy replacement costs associated with buying a complete new screen.

We have also recently added the ‘Glide Rail’ suspended Sightscreen system to our range. Ideal for clubs who experience problems with short, straight boundaries, this product also provides a great solution where the ground is particularly uneven. Two movable panels, suspended in a galvanised steel framework, form this unique design. The framework is professionally finished in an eye-catching green powder coating; panels glide along the top rail of our unique track system and are then locked in place. The ‘Glide Rail’ is available in either a standard format or with the ‘flipper’ function.

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