Trigon Sports ProCage Mini Professional L-Screen Replacement Net Only - BLPRO57N
From local little leagues to professional sports teams, get all the softball and baseball equipment you need to enhance athletic training and improve the overall enjoyment of the game for coaches, players, and viewers.
Introducing to you Trigon Sports ProCage Mini Professional L-Screen Replacement Net Only!
Heavy duty waterproof #96 thread pillowcase style net.
Mini Professional L-Screen Replacement Net is 100% waterproof and features the
highly reliable thread pillowcase style net you need. This high-quality material will give
you the long-lasting performance your players rely on and is easy to attach to your
existing Mini Professional L-Screen.
What our Experts Think
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Heavy-duty net: Made from #96 knotted, waterproof pillowcase-style netting for toughness and durability.
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Precisely sized: Fits the Mini Professional L-Screen frame perfectly (5′ × 7′).
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Weather‑resistant: Built to hold up under outdoor conditions—UV and water treatments help maintain net integrity.
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Easy to replace: Slides on like a pillowcase — no lacing required, which speeds up maintenance.
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Cost-efficient: Replacing just the net instead of the frame saves significant money long-term.
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Compatible: Designed to work with the existing 2″ galvanized steel L‑screen frame.
Q&A
Q: What is the BLPRO57N?
A: It’s a replacement net for the ProCage Mini Professional 5′ × 7′ L-screen.
Q: What type of netting does it use?
A: Heavy-duty, waterproof #96 thread in a pillow-case style.
Q: What are its dimensions?
A: 5 feet wide by 7 feet tall.
Q: Is it weather-resistant?
A: Yes — designed to withstand outdoor conditions.
Q: Can it be easily installed?
A: Yes — the pillow-case design slips securely over the existing frame.
Q: Who should use this replacement net?
A: Coaches, teams, and facilities needing to replace worn or damaged L-screen netting.
Q: Why replace the net instead of buying a new screen?
A: It’s cost-effective, eco-friendly, and allows you to reuse your existing frame.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect the net regularly for frays, holes, or weakened strands.
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Clean gently with a soft brush or broom to remove dust and debris.
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Wash occasionally with mild soap and water, then rinse thoroughly.
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Allow the net to dry completely before storing to prevent mildew or rot.
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Repair small tears or holes promptly using strong cord or patching techniques.
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Remove and store the net in a cool, dry spot when not in use to protect from UV damage.
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Avoid harsh chemicals or high-pressure washing to preserve UV-stabilized fibers.
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When installing or removing, avoid overstretching; maintain slight slack to reduce wear.
