Some backboards just cover the wall behind your dartboard. This one turns that wall into a proper darting station, with matching side panels widening the display either side of the board. Off-target throws land softly instead of chipping the plaster, and the whole assembly looks sharp enough to leave up all year. Put it in a den, a basement or a garage and the room instantly reads as a game room rather than a spare corner with a board nailed to the wall.

My husband grandchildren and I love playing. Tracy. Bismarck, AR. Tue Mar 24 2026

The darts are the upgrade here. Barrels of 90 percent tungsten and 10 percent nickel run slim, which lets your throws group tighter on the same segment instead of pushing one another out of the way. Knurling, grooves and painted rings give your fingers something to hold onto. The board they land in carries a full size 15.5 inch face with 43 games, over 240 scoring options and room for sixteen players. A tip remover, 50 spare tips and a throw line marker finish the box.

Wall damage from darts clusters in a fairly narrow band just outside the wires, and 3.8 square feet of foam covers that band without covering half the wall in foam. This surround drops straight over a board that is already hung, so nothing about your existing setup has to change. It is light, so no bracket or batten is needed behind it. And because both faces are usable, the day one side looks tired you simply turn the ring around and keep throwing.

This is a terrific product! So easy to put together! It is study and looks terrific It will protect my wall from stray darts. I am so happy. Joanne. Kings Park, NY. Thu Jul 16 2026

Some throwing lines produce more strays than others. This surround is built for those, ringing your dartboard with 8.2 square feet of foam so a wide miss still lands somewhere soft. The one-inch EVA foam is dense enough that darts stop in it rather than travel through, and the ring is light enough to lift into place single handed. Segments press together by hand, so the whole thing goes up in minutes with nothing to drill and no fresh holes in your plaster.

This was perfect for around the dartboard. Rhonda. MA. Mon Jul 20 2026

Cabinet joinery is the story here. This one is built from solid pine with box joints at the corners and hinges that pull the doors shut on their own, so it keeps its shape through years of hard games. The curved shape and warm mahogany tone settle into a traditional room and look at home in a modern or transitional one too. Inside the doors you get a cricket scoreboard you can write on and wipe off, plus an out chart that shows you the finish when a leg gets tight.

Very happy with the quality of this cabinet for the price. I’ve been shopping around and cabinets can be very expensive so to find this one well under one hundred dollars was great. The color is beautiful and will go well with any decor. The convenience of having the score board right inside the doors is a very nice feature. The only con I will mention is the template provided was not accurate and didn’t line up with the holes in the cabinet which isn’t really a big deal. Overall I’m totally pleased with this cabinet.. Paulette. Queensbury, NY. Sun Dec 29 2019

Give the game room wall a dartboard that looks as good as it plays. The blue and green face stands out against dark paneling, and underneath sits high grade sisal, compressed so the holes heal between sessions and the board stays even for years. It measures a regulation 17.75 inches across, and a game manual comes along for anyone still learning the rules. Mounting takes a few minutes, so the first match can happen on the evening it arrives.

looks great! so far so good...not sure on the durability since I just hung it but seems well made. We added the Viper guard around it which looks great together!. Kevin. Riverton, UT. Wed Mar 09 2022