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I think it's covered in the video, but I used screw hooks to screw directly into the wall and then used the bungee loops to attach the screen to the hooks. I made the screen 6" smaller than the full width of the wall so there's be 3" on each side for the bungee. At the bottom, I built a ramp up to the screen which was 7" above the ground. The ramp was 6" plus another 1" for the turf. I connected the bottom of the screen to the same type of screw hooks that went into the ramp. This kept the screen snug and allowed the turf to go right up into the bottom of the screen for a really immersive experience. Not to mention that it's an automatic ball return too. Thanks for watching and for the comment.

Thanks so much. I think it depends on the Heater. A higher Kw unit will have different requirements than a lower one. Check the Manufacturers requirement for the model you're looking at.

Thank you and good luck!

Aside from the concrete floor with a drain, I put raised 5/4 x 6" Cedar Deck Boards on the ground so it's comfortable and warm to walk on. I didn't want to use tiles because of ongoing maintenance (wiping and mopping) and additional cost. The floors been perfect with no issues and finishes off the space. It allows any water underneath it to dry or go down the drain. Simple, cheap, looks nice and functional. :) Thanks for the comment.

Do you know how I can message you privately with the contact information?

I didn't use furring strips in this build, but yes, they are very important for ventilation and moisture control. I have easy access to the back of the walls so I'll be sure to check for mold in 6 months. I don't foresee it being an issue as I don't put that much humidity into the air and have also read opinions saying it's not necessary . I'll put out an update video in 6 months or so to update everyone. Thanks for you comment,

I made it 7 feet tall for efficiency of the heater. At 7 feet, my feet are at the level of the rocks and my head is about 6" below the ceiling. It get's plenty hot and my feet are hot as well. If I want to get them hotter, I can just bring them up to the top bench. Thanks for your comment,

Spot on, that's me. I'm just as excited building things as using them. But I am happy to say that we've been using the Sauna every chance we get and it's fantastic! Thanks for your comment.

i second that hope

@@carolinecaroline2264 thanks for the suggestion. After all the research I had done, this is another area where there are differing views. The manufacturer doesn’t ask for, or require a heat shield and it’s mounted as per their instructions. Cedar can handle high heat without worry of catching fire. I will certainly keep the channel updated with updates 6months and a year in to discuss any issues. Thanks again for the comment,

@@JohnFahey-q2x He’s in Melancthon. I’d be happy to pass on his contact if you’d like.

His contact info would be great. Thanks

​@@GolfSimGuy I would love his contact details as well please!!

Hey Ron what a rad sauna on such a nice piece of property! I was also looking to buy a sauna door could you send that contact too?

@@kignacio Thanks very much. I wanted to keep the height as low as comfortably possible for efficiency and getting away with a 9kw heater. I’ve got very tall friends who are very comfortable on the top bench with plenty of head room. Our feet are also level with the rocks. If the taller ceilings so that more of your body is in the hotter zone? The bubble wrap of course is my vapor barrier with a little added insulation and reflective foil. The T&G Knotty White Cedar was $1.30 /board ft. CDN. I’ll be providing bi-annual updates on it as well. Thanks again for taking the time to share.

The door is from a Mennonite in Melancthon and the Cedar is from a Mennonite in Mawell, both in Southern Ontario. If you're in the area, DM me and I can send you the details.

The stones are a mixture of Granite and other non porous rocks from the property. I wanted to keep everything as local as possible. I will definitely identify the rocks to ensure they won't crack and burst. Thanks for letting me know about that. I didn't use furring strips in this build, but yes, they are very important for ventilation and moisture control. I have easy access to the back of the walls so I'll be sure to check for mold in 6 months. I don't foresee it being an issue as I don't put that much humidity into the air and have also read opinions saying it's not necessary . I'll put out an update video in 6 months or so to update everyone. Thanks very much for the comment,

Thank you, There is a floor drain that has a 90 degree and goes straight outside above grade into a pile of gravel. So far, there’s been no need for it. I’m going to start putting a more water on the rocks and maybe it’ll be necessary then. I'll keep everyone posted on this on an update video at the 6 month mark.

@@GolfSimGuy Lots of people wash in the sauna or just poor a bucket of cool water over their head to cool down. That is what a drain is for, not to catch the loyly drippings.

I don’t believe so. You have to pick it up from them.

@ you’re in Canada, right?

Absolutely agree. I had thought about it and planned out exactly what I wanted. But only after a year of use did I see what would work best. And then, another year before I got around to making it even better than I initially envisioned.

Thanks so much, For the sides I put screw hooks into the wall and attached the 6” bungees. I ordered the screen to be 6” shorter than the wall to wall size so I had 3” on each side to tie in the bungees. I used the curtains for padding on the sides and on the top bar, I used soft foam pads along the top bar of the screen frame along with 3/4” pipe insulation.

100% Agree! I didn’t spend enough time looking for good royalty free music. Any suggestions?

The entire room is 19x35, but the area for golf with the turf is 17x15 (WxD). Screen is 13’ from the tees and the height of the room is 12’, with the ceiling vaulted up to 19’ where the basketball hoop is over the hitting area.

Thank you,

I'm sorry, I'm not sure of the MEVO+ requirements. But I'm pretty sure it'll only measures point of impact so you'd be fine.

Mevo+ measures the ball flight with radar. It is required about 6 meters of space with your radar in the middle for short indoor mode.

I have mevo+ I’m definitely doing the ramp, highly doubt it would cause issues unless you raised it significantly higher than level with the unit. 6” likely wouldn’t make a difference.

I've tried my Ryobi Brush It Power Broom attachment and it couldn't get this type of moss growth out. Were you referring to something else? Would love to find something better if it's available. Thanks!

Absolutely, yes, there is ceiling protection. I have a 10x20 Golf Hitting Net overhead that catches all my 60 Degree shots. Because I'm 13' from the screen, everything up to my Approach Wedge go into the netting and come back down safely. Thanks for watching.

That’s just a graphic for the thumbnail. It was generated by an AI called Midjourney.

It's 14' from the screen and 10' off the ground. You've got some play with the manual zoom on the lens and then you also have some digital controls on the projector.

If it's just for the Sim Room then that's a great size. My room is about 18'x35' with 12' ceilings. I left 18" behind the screen for speakers and for the screen to stretch when hit. Then I left 13' from the screen to the back of the hitting area. The rest of the space, is for the moveable seating, ping pong table, and lounge area.

The screen is attached to the 2x6 with the bungees and the turf overhangs the platform by about 1/2" to go right up to the screen. It puts just a touch of pressure against the screen. Balls go up and come right back down.

It did in GSPro, but TGC handles it just fine. I’ve tried to lower the quality to med but the GPU is still running at 90-100. Although the GPU temp stays at around 80.

Thank you,