Motorized Gym Divider

Advantages of Motorized Gym Dividers: One person can raise and lower the divider curtain or net. Disadvantages of Motorized Gym Dividers: Takes time to raise and lower divider curtain or net. Motorized divider curtains and nets can be expensive. Maintenance on motorized divider curtains and nets can be expensive. They must attach to a joist, so the building needs to be designed for it. Net is stored in-between or under beams. Best Material Options For Motorized Gym Dividers: Vinyl curtain with Standard Mesh top Flex-Mesh curtain with vinyl base Netting with D-rings sewn into it and weighted base Note: Curtains are a better option for motorized systems than nets. Information on material options: Flex-Mesh Easy to see through Strong, durable material Holds it’s shape well Available in a variety of colors, but white, gray, and black are the most common. Standard Mesh Strong durable material Holds it shape well Let's light through, but not as easy to see through as Flex-Mesh Colors: White and black common. A color chart of other options is also available upon request. Vinyl Durable material Adds weight at bottom You can’t see through it Available in many colors Combination Vinyl/Mesh You can combine any height of vinyl with either Flex-Mesh or Standard Mesh. If you don’t want to see through part of the curtain, 8’ vinyl on the bottom with Standard Mesh above it is common. If you want to see through the curtain, a Flex-Mesh curtain with a vinyl base of 1’, 2’ or 3’ is a good choice. Netting A variety of options You can see through it, although view can be obstructed depending on how big the mesh is. Also common is an all Standard Mesh or all Flex-Mesh curtain with a strip of vinyl at the bottom with a pocket for a chain weight to help keep balls from rolling under the curtain when in use. Want more information on material options before your purchase gym dividers? Check out our blog post; Common Material Options For Gym Dividers; Review Your Options.