From a weekend DIY project to a fully built-in room, every option here uses genuine materials — pick the one that fits your space, your skill level, and your budget.
The one we point most first-time simulator owners toward — a floor-to-ceiling screen you can put together in an afternoon.
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Built for training studios, commercial bays, and high-end rooms that see daily use and need to hold up to it.
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A screen that wraps around you instead of just facing you — a wider field of view, still installable yourself, though a bit more involved than our DIY or Pro kits.
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No enclosure frame at all — a screen mounted directly to your walls with turf running right up to it. The most realistic setup available.
See Finish OptionsEvery kit is built to the same quality standard — the real difference is your install comfort level, your room, and how permanent you want the setup to be.
Start with the DIY Kit. Easiest install, most forgiving, and the one most of our customers land on.
Go Pro. Built for durability and custom-sized to fit training studios and high-traffic bays.
Curved is worth the look — same easy install as DIY, with a genuinely wider field of vision.
Built-In gives you the most realistic result — but be honest about your construction skills first.
For most first-time buyers with a standard spare room or garage, the DIY kit is the right starting point — it's the one we recommend most often, and it's easy to build on later. If you already know you want maximum immersion or you're building a commercial space, the Curved or Pro kits are worth the jump.
You're not locked in. Screens, frames, and mounting hardware across these kits share enough in common that upgrading from a DIY setup to a Pro or Curved enclosure down the line is a realistic path, not a full rebuild.
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