The purpose of a Rear Impact Support Membrane or Blackout Screen are the following: Helps take away from impact screen wear Improves projection quality by keeping projection dark Ball bounce back is reduced Seam protection - prevents balls from slipping behind enclosure *Please note that Rear Impact Support Membranes or Blackout Screens wear faster than Impact Screens as they help absorb shots and reduce Impact Screen wear.

If the Vanish Studio is not hanging evenly, pull on the higher end when the curtain is in the rolled up position, until the curtain is even.

The Vanish and Parlour Series golf enclosures include front and side baffles, along with corner pieces that seal all gaps, ensuring no balls can slip through the enclosure.

The hitting area can vary depending on the placement of your launch monitor and projector. In most setups, you'll be positioned approximately 8 to 12 feet away from the impact screen.

The Vanish LITE Series Golf Studio features a motor power cord that can be mounted on either side of the screen's roller tube. You can connect to a nearby standard 110V power outlet, or opt for a hand crank option if power is unavailable.

The Vanish Studio needs to be 8 – 12 inches off the back wall and side screens need to be 6 – 8 inches off of side walls.

Yes, both Vanish systems can be installed in spaces with sloped or vaulted ceilings. The Vanish Series is supplied with adjustable Versatile Mounting Brackets to accommodate varying ceiling heights, and requires level mounting points which may involve building down from the ceiling.The Vanish LITE is a great solution for these spaces, as it only requires two mounting points on a single surface and can be mounted directly to a wall. Both golf studios include Versatile Mounting Brackets for installation. If you’re unsure which solution is best for your space, please contact our team for solutions.

Yes, both Vanish Series and Parlour Series enclosures can accommodate left and right handed golfers.