Look after your dart board with a dart board cabinet

Sep 28
09:30

2007

Steve Porter

Steve Porter

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The best and most decorative way to protect your wall from stray darts is to get yourself a dart board cabinet. Here we discuss the advantages of getting yourself a cabinet for your dart board.

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Dart board cabinets have come on a bit since I was a lad. In those days the cabinets were hand made from any old boxwood lying around,Look after your dart board with a dart board cabinet Articles but these days they are like works of art in comparison. The quality and variety of dart board cabinets available now is amazing. They are much more like items of furniture with brass fittings and different colors to suit any home décor. There are cabinets to suit all kinds of dart boards from the traditional bristle boards to the latest electronic boards.

The benefit of having a dart board cabinet is that it looks good on the wall and hides away the dart board when not in use as well as having somewhere to keep all your darting gear. They nearly all have a chalk board or dry wipe board to keep score on. When it comes to electronic dart boards, the cabinets have to be bigger as the electronic dart boards are bigger and the cabinets usually have some extra storage for all your darts stuff. And of course with the cabinet doors open the cabinet protects your wall from those wild darts that go astray from time to time especially when you have just come back with the "boys" from the bar or pub and fancy a game of darts to finish the evening with.

Cabinets are available in all sorts of colors, sizes and styles, manufactured in wood normally with quality finishes including inlays and door shapes, they look great on the wall with the board hidden away. The cabinet is a good looking adornment for the wall with or without a dart board inside. There is a metal cabinet from Harley Davidson would you believe, with diamond plate doors and a chrome trim, looks very cool if you like that sort of thing, but use heavy duty screws when mounting that one.

A great idea I've found on the net is to put carpet or dense foam on the inside of your cabinet enhancing both protection for the darts and the look of the cabinet as well as protecting the inside of the cabinet from looking like it has a severe case of woodworm, but test you have the necessary depth to the cabinet before you do it.

The advantages of the dart board cabinet is that it will protect your walls from the darts and tidy the board away when not in use with the added bonus of being a place to store your darts and darting bits as well.