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SWINGBAY™ INSTALLATION GUIDE
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  • Page 1 SWINGBAY™ INSTALLATION GUIDE Questions? Contact Us support@rainorshinegolf.com 1-888-831-9489...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Step #7: Attach Blackout Curtain to Frame Step #9: Complete Wrapping of Blackout Curtain to Frame Step #10: Attach SwingBay Screen to the Frame Step #11: Move your SwingBay Enclosure at least 12 inches off your Wall Step #12: (Optional) Optimize Your Bay...

  • Page 3: Exploded Drawing

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  • Page 4: Tips Before You Begin

    ● For your safety, and to make this a smoother setup process, make sure you work with at least one other person, preferably two ● Completing full assembly of your SwingBay will take about two hours 2 Hour Assembly Time ●...

  • Page 5: Swingbay Parts List (Images Not To Scale)

    SwingBay Parts List (Images not to scale) Frame Parts List Part Specs Quantity Image “A” Aluminum bar 46.5” “B” Aluminum bar 47.25” “C” Aluminum bar 62.5” “D” Aluminum bar 45” Faceplate nut 2.75” Corner Bracket 1.5” Screw (for straight plate...

  • Page 6: Swingbay Curtain/Screen Parts List

    Square Nut (for use with corner brackets) M5 Hex Key Wrenches M5 & M6 1 ea End Caps 1.5” x 1.5” SwingBay Curtain/Screen Parts List Part Specs Quantity Blackout Curtain 4’ x 27’ White Impact Screen 8’ x 10’ Side Netting 8’...

  • Page 7: Step #1: Layout The Pieces Of Your Frame Kit

    Step #1: Layout the Pieces of Your Frame Kit Layout all pieces of your frame kit for your SwingBay. You should have received a kit of aluminum bars with 4 bars labeled A, 4 bars labeled B, 6 labeled C, 4 labeled D. You will also want to layout all of the provided hardware prior to beginning the installation.
  • Page 8 Next you will bolt the faceplate to the A bar using the screw. Attach and tighten the screw until tight to the faceplate. Be sure to slide the faceplate so it is only half way down the A bar. Repeat this process on all 4 sides of this end of the A bar. So that you have 4 faceplates, 4 8 mm bolts, 4 small washers, and 4 large washers all attached to this end of the A bar.
  • Page 9 Now, slide the other A bar into place so that the end of the faceplate slides into the groove of the other A bar. Now, attach an 8 mm bolt, a small washer, and a larger washer to into all 4 sides and tighten.

  • Page 10: Step #3: Layout Your End To End Bar Connections For Wall Assembly

    Step #3: Layout Your End to End Bar Connections for Wall Assembly Soon you will be assembling two walls (your left wall and a right wall). Each wall of your SwingBay will consist of: ● 1 A to A Bar Connection ● 1 B to B Bar Connection...

  • Page 11: Step #4: Assemble The Left Side Wall

    Step #4: Assemble the Left Side Wall 4A: Prepare Bars of Left Wall for Assembly This part can be confusing, so in this step we are going to have you simply lay the bars of the left side wall out paying close attention to the corners as described below. You will have a D bar on both the top and bottom.
  • Page 12 To assemble these open corners, start by sliding a square nut into the groove one of the bars. Once the nut is in place, slide a corner bracket into the same groove of the bar and slide the square nut underneath the corner bracket so that the hole of the square nut lines up with the hole of the corner bracket.
  • Page 13 Now, you will start to create the corner attachment. Slide another square nut into the groove of the bar you are connecting. You will then line up the hole of this square nut with the other hole of the corner bracket. Once this is complete, insert another bolt AND a washer through both the hole of the corner bracket and the hole of the square nut and tighten.
  • Page 14 Below, you will see an example of how the corner will look after it is attached using ​ “ closed corner”​ assembly. With ​ “ closed corner”​ assembly, both bars will be flush with the bracket and the corner will be left open. To start, you will slide a square nut into the groove of the one of the bars that you will be connecting.
  • Page 15 The four corners of the left wall are now complete and you should have the following connections: ● Top left corner (where the B to B bar meets the top D bar) attached using ​ “ open corner” assembly ● Top right corner (where the A to A bar meets the top D bar) attached using ​ “...

  • Page 16: Step #5: Assemble The Right Side Wall

    Step #5: Assemble the Right Side Wall 5A: Prepare Bars of Right Wall for Assembly The right side wall will be a mirror image of the left side wall. You will have a D bar laid out on both the top and bottom with an A to A bar on the LEFT side and a B to B bar on the right side. 5B: Open Corner Bracket Assembly of Right Wall With the right side wall, you will need to attach the following corners using ​...
  • Page 17 5C: Closed Corner Bracket Assembly of Right Wall At this stage, three corners of your right wall should be attached leaving one corner that still needs to be attached. This last corner will be assembled using ​ “ closed corner”​ bracket assembly: ●...

  • Page 18: Step #6: Connect The Left Wall To The Right Wall

    Step #6: Connect the Left Wall to the Right Wall For the preceding steps, please be sure to get assistance from at least one other person, preferably two. 6A: Attach corner brackets You will now attach corner brackets to the frame in preparation for attaching the C bars ●...
  • Page 19 ● On the top left corner of the left wall (where the B to B bar meets the D bar) attach a corner bracket as shown below: ● On the top right corner of the right wall (where the B to B bar meets the D bar) attach a corner bracket as shown below: 6B: Bottom Back Left Assembly Stand the left side wall up right in preparation for attaching a C bar to the back left corner.
  • Page 20 6C: Bottom Back Right Assembly You will repeat this process for the right wall. Stand the right wall upright and attach the other end of the C bar from Step 6B to the bottom back corner of the right wall (where the A to A bar meets the D bar): The back bottom C to C bar should now be attached to both the left and right side walls like so: 6D: Top Back Right Assembly...
  • Page 21 When doing this, it is helpful to be on a step stool so you can reach the top corners more easily. While you are on the ladder, be sure to weigh down the bottom parts of the frame so the frame does not tip over while working.
  • Page 22 6I: ​ A ttach the plastic end caps to all exposed sides of the frame You should have an end cap on both front bottom portions to ensure that your flooring remains unharmed during use. You have now completed the frame assembly of your SwingBay and your frame should look like this:...

  • Page 23: Step #7: Attach Blackout Curtain To Frame

    For this step, you will need assistance from at least one more person. You will also want to use a step stool to get the blackout curtain around the top of the frame. Start by laying out the blackout curtain on the ground and find the “Rain or Shine Golf SwingBay” patch.

  • Page 24: Step #9: Complete Wrapping Of Blackout Curtain To Frame

    Step #8: Complete Wrapping of Blackout Curtain to Frame Before attaching the screen to the frame, be sure to fasten the velcro of the blackout curtain around the top front C to C bar. This will complete the front portion of your SwingBay.

  • Page 25: Step #10: Attach Swingbay Screen To The Frame

    9A: Place the screen in the correct position in preparation for bungee attachment To begin attaching the SwingBay Screen to the frame, locate the flap of the screen that DOES NOT have a velcro strip. This side will be the bottom part of your screen and that flap (without velcro) will lay on the ground.
  • Page 26 SwingBay screen to the Blackout Curtains. Locate the velcro strip along both the right and left side as well as the top flaps of the SwingBay screen. Attach these velcro strips of the screen to the velcro strips located on the back of the right and left side walls as well as the top of the bay.
  • Page 27 12 inches off your Wall For your safety, please make sure you leave enough space between the back of your SwingBay and your wall. When you hit a ball into the screen, the screen will give back a few inches.

  • Page 28: Step #12: (Optional) Optimize Your Bay

    If you notice rippling in the corners of your SwingBay, we included an extra 10 bungees which you can add to the enclosure. Be sure to adjust the angle of the ball bungees more outward. We...

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