Walk-Draw Gym Divider Curtain

Walk-Draw Gym Divider Curtain

PRODUCT SKU: #WALKDRAWDIVIDERCURTAIN
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Product Description

Need to separate your gym into sections for different sports or classes? Walk Draw Gym Divider Curtains can be customized to provide the capability to divide your athletic facility into sections and can be moved easily by one person.

Contact us. We’ll be happy to talk through your options with you.

Advantages of Walk-draw Gym Divider Curtains:  

  • One person can easily pull the curtain open or shut
  • Walk-draw divider curtains can be hung on a track or cables.
  • Curtains can be made in various widths and heights and can be custom-designed for your athletic facility.
  • Curtains can be made from a variety of materials including Vinyl, Snyder Mesh with Vinyl, or Flex-Mesh with Vinyl, or Vinyl with netting

Wondering if you should get a divider curtain or a divider net? Key differences between divider nets and divider curtains:

  • Nets are lighter weight than curtains
  • You can see through the nets. You can see through flex-mesh curtains, but not vinyl curtains.
  • With a Gym Divider Net a Tension Net System is an option, (it is not an option with curtains.)
  • Nets will stretch out of shape over time. Curtains tend to hold their shape better over time.

Learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of different gym dividers by reading our Gym Dividers Buyer’s Guide.

There are multiple materials that can be used for gym dividers. The most common are;

    • Netting
    • Flex Mesh
    • Standard Mesh
    • Vinyl
    • Combination of Vinyl and Flex Mesh
    • Combination of Vinyl and Standard Mesh
    • Combination of Vinyl and Netting

Which material is best for your project will be determined by your budget, what the curtain will be used for, whether or not you want people to see through the curtain, how you want your curtain to look, and what type of structure your facility has to hang the curtain. We’ll be happy to discuss your options with you and help you decide which material is best for your situation. Call us at 800-594-5125 8am-5pm CST M-F or contact us by email.

A zinc primer is a spray-on coating that goes on before the powder-coating finish.  Zinc-rich primers are unique from regular primers because they contain zinc which has highly sacrificial anodic properties.  High concentrations of zinc dust act sacrificially when in direct contact with steel by providing cathodic protection and galvanizing properties.  Simply put, the zinc primer provides a secondary layer of protection.  This is an extra measure to help prevent any corrosion that the typical powder coating (without a zinc primer) may not provide during ordinary conditions over time.  However, because zinc primer is a spray-on coating, it can be scratched or nicked just like paint.

The process of hot-dip galvanizing results in a metallurgical bond between zinc and steel.  It is the process of coating steel with zinc by immersing the steel in a bath of molten zinc.  The result of this process protects the steel from corrosion. Galvanized steel is widely used in applications where corrosion resistance is needed without the cost of stainless steel, and is considered superior in terms of cost and life-cycle.  It is a more robust measure compared to the zinc primer.  The galvanized coating could potentially be deeply scratched or nicked to expose a base layer of steel but this is much less likely to happen.

We recommend regularly inspecting your goals for nicks and scratches in the paint and sanding and repainting the area when necessary. This will help prevent rust and prolong the life of your goals. Rust is not a condition of the warranty. The best rust protection is early detection.

 

The process of hot-dip galvanizing results in a metallurgical bond between zinc and steel. It is the process of coating steel with zinc by immersing the steel in abath of molten zinc. The result of this process protects the steel from corrosion. Galvanized steel is widely used in applications where corrosion resistance is needed without the cost of stainless steel, and is considered superior in terms of cost and life-cycle. It is a more robust measure compared to the zinc primer. The galvanized coating could potentially be deeply scratched or nicked to expose a base layer of steel but this is much less likely to happen.

We recommend regularly inspecting your goals for nicks and scratches in the paint and sanding and repainting the area when necessary. This will help prevent rust and prolong the life of your goals. Rust is not a condition of the warranty. The best rust protection is early detection.

A powder coated finish provides a more durable finish than liquid paints can and are more resistant to impact, moisture, ultraviolet light, and weather which reduces the possibility of scratches, corrosion and fading. Our powder coating finish utilizes a process of “dry” painting or coating a metal part with a polyester resin. This polyester resin is in a dry powder form that is applied to the metal parts of our equipment using a spray gun. The spray gun applies an electrostatic charge to the powder particles which causes them to be attracted to the electrically grounded metal parts as it is sprayed. After the application ofthe powder coating, our equipment parts enter a curing oven where the powder is “baked” or melted to form a thin film coating on the parts. After removing from the curing oven, the coating eventually cools and dries to form ahard, scratch-resistant shell on the equipment parts.

We recommend regularly inspecting your goals for nicks and scratches in the paint and sanding and repainting the area when necessary. This will help prevent rust and prolong the life of your goals. Rust is not a condition of the warranty. The best rust protection is early detection

A zinc primer is a spray on coating that goes on before the powder-coating finish. Zinc rich primers are unique from regular primers because they contain zinc which has highly sacrificial anodic properties. High concentrations of zinc dust act sacrificially when in direct contact with steel by providing cathodic protection and galvanizing properties. Simply put, the zinc primer provides a secondary layer of protection. This is an extra measure to help prevent any corrosion that the typical powder coating (without a zinc primer) may not provide during ordinary conditions over time. However, because zinc primer isa spray on coating, it can be scratched or nicked just like paint.

We recommend regularly inspecting your goals for nicks and scratches in the paint and sanding and repainting the area when necessary. This will help prevent rust and prolong the life of your goals. Rust is not a condition of the warranty. The best rust protection is early detection.

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