Bay planning

Know your space before we do.

Accurate dimensions are the only thing we need to spec your installation. This guide covers minimum requirements per package, multi-bay layout options and what to check before requesting a quote.

Minimum dimensions

What each package needs.

Measurements are clear usable space — not room dimensions. Deduct for columns, ductwork and any permanent fixtures inside the bay footprint.

Package Min. width Min. depth Min. ceiling Notes
The Club 13′ 16′ 10′ Most compact commercial footprint
The Tour 15′ 16′ 10′ Full-size bay, left + right handed
The Masters 15′ + 16′ 10′ Custom sizing — contact us for your floor plan

All packages require 10′ minimum ceiling height and 16′ minimum depth. 22′ depth is recommended for the best experience. Ceilings at 12′+ unlock larger screen options.

Pre-installation checklist

What to confirm before we arrive.

Run through this before requesting a quote. If anything's unclear, note it in your message — we'll help you work it out.

01
Clear ceiling height at hitting position 10′ minimum — measure to the lowest obstruction (beam, duct, sprinkler)
02
Bay width clear of walls 13′ minimum for The Club; 15′ for The Tour and Masters
03
Bay depth from screen to back wall 16′ minimum for all packages; 22′ recommended for the best experience
04
Electrical supply Standard 120V outlet within 6 feet of projector mounting position
05
Flooring condition Level concrete or subfloor — we install commercial turf directly
06
Bay separation For multi-bay: dividing walls or partitions between bays recommended
07
Access for delivery Screen and enclosure panels require door clearance of at least 36″ wide × 80″ tall
Multi-bay layouts

Configuring more than one bay.

Most commercial floors support one of three common configurations. We'll confirm the best fit for your space during the quoting process.

Side-by-side bays

The most common multi-bay layout. Bays run parallel along one wall. Each bay needs its own width clearance — 13–15′ per bay — plus a shared aisle or partition.

2–10+ baysMost efficient use of rectangular space

Back-to-back bays

Two rows of bays facing opposite walls. Works well in wide warehouse or retail conversion spaces. Requires partition wall between rows.

4+ baysSuits wide floor plates

Single-bay premium suite

One Masters-spec bay as a bookable private room. A bar area, lounge seating and custom lighting turn a 15′ × 20′ space into a flagship revenue driver.

1 bayHotels, private members, flagship venues
Ready to plan your build?

Send us your dimensions. We'll do the rest.

Share your floor plan, bay count and ceiling height and we'll confirm the right package mix and send a full proposal within one business day.

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