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Windscreen, Gym Floor & Field Cover Catalog pioneerathletics.com2020 800.877.1500 AMERICA’S BEST COVERS FOR ALL ATHLETIC SURFACES 4 8 FenceMate® Windscreen FieldSaver® Full Infield Cover St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA Washington Nationals, Washington D.C. 15 16 EnviroSafe® Backstop Padding Grand SlamTM Fencing Hamilton Southeastern Royals, Fishers, IN Unionville High School, Unionville, PA 23 23 EnviroSafe® Stadium Padding FieldSaver® Winter Turf Blankets Philadelphia Eagles, Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia Phillies, Philadelphia, PA Transform your facility with covers and padding Pioneer can print logos and lettering on gym floor branded with your logo and made to your specifications covers, windscreens/banners, padding and by Pioneer. Billboards and signs aren’t the only way field covers. to promote your brand. The Power of Branding, with our TuffPrint process, Make a huge impact on your walls, fences, floors and adds value to your brand and provides protection for fields...plus your budget, with sponsorship promotion! your athletic surfaces and players. MANUFACTURING 2-3 BASEBALL/SOFTBALL 4-19 WindscreensGymGuard ® Gym Floor Cover 4 - 7 9 Banners McCreary Central H.S., Kentucky 6 - 7 FieldSaver® Spot Cover Field Covers 8 - 11 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Fence-top Protection 12 - 14 Outdoor Padding 15 Fencing (Portable) 16 - 19 TENNIS 20 Windscreens/Privacy Screens 20 Divider Netting/Backdrop Curtains 20 TRACK 21 Jump Pit Covers 21 Track Protectors 21 22 FOOTBALL 22 Sideline Tarps 22 FieldSaver® SidelineTarp Temple University, Philadelphia, PA STADIUM 23 Padding 23 Rain Covers 23 FIELD & COURSE MAINTENANCE 24-25 Turf Blankets/Growth Covers 24 - 25 GYMNASIUM 26-35 Gym Floor Cover Systems 26 - 29 Storage Racks & Accessories 28 - 29 EnviroSafe® Gym Products 30 - 33 Gym Mats 32 - 33 27 Wall Padding 32 - 33 GymGuard® Floor Cover Sports Banners 34 McCreary High School, Stearns, Kentucky Sports Flags 35 Bleacher Enclosures 35 Divider Curtains 35 TuffPrintTM CUSTOM PRINTING 36 with TuffPrintTM MANUFACTURING 160,000 sq. ft. facility Just a few of our customers: Colleges & Universities Professional Teams American University Baltimore Orioles Binghamton University Cincinnati Reds Central Michigan University Dallas Cowboys Cornell University Florida Marlins Ithaca College Los Angeles Dodgers Indiana University New York Mets Lehigh University New York Red Bulls Notre Dame University New York Yankees Ohio State Philadelphia Eagles Penn State Philadelphia Phillies St. Joseph’s University Philadelphia Union Texas A & M University San Francisco Giants Towson State Toronto Blue Jays Tulane University Washington Nationals University of Alabama Washington Redskins University of Maryland Government Affiliations EnviroSafe Mats University of Miami U.S. General Services University of North Carolina Administration University of Oklahoma contract GS-07F-6052P University of Pennsylvania U.S. Department of University of Pittsburgh Defense–Army, University of Texas Marines, Navy, University of the Sciences Air Force Villanova University State Governments: Washington & Jefferson PA, NY, FL, VA College City Governments: Businesses Houston, New York, Amazon Philadelphia Google State-of-the-art digital printing Computerized custom cutting machine 2 MANUFACTURING We are the manufacturer, providing: 800.877.1500 pioneerathletics.com • Industry’s broadest selection of protective coverings “Pioneer was very easy to work with. • Careful attention to detail and quality control High quality product and timely delivery. • Unparalleled product warranties [The windscreens] added so much to our campus. • Lowest prices They look fantastic.” • Fast delivery • Best value Nate Boock • Custom products to meet your needs Activities Director • Expertise: making covers since 1874 Ballard Bombers • The Power of Branding! “The field cover arrived Market-leading products including: right in the nick of time! • EnviroSafe® “green” The coaches, players and grounds crew love it! mats and wall pads Thank you for your product and service.” • EnduroCoat Paul Hammond • Nissen® • FieldSaver® Associate Director of Athletics for Facilities and Operations, • FenceMate® The University of Akron • GymGuard® • FenceCrown® • SafeFoam® • TuffPrintTM • Grand Slam FencingTM • IncrediSealTM Sewing Sourcing fabrics from around the world, custom cut to your sizing needs 3 BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Purple Classic Mesh with TuffPrint 160,000 sq. ft. facility FenceMate® Classic Mesh Windscreens THAT BIG-LEAGUE LOOK FOR BASEBALL FIELDS! FenceMate attaches to any fence to provide: • An attractive cover for plain, chain link outfield fencing • Blockage from distractions and wind around the dugout • An excellent visual background for players. FEATURES: • Maximum UV protection • Standard heights: 6' and 9'(custom available), finished to any length • Multiple colors to match your team’s, see pgs. 6-7 • Center lacing lip is standard for screens higher than 6' Red ArmorMesh with TuffPrint (extra row of grommets prevents wind damage) • Brass tooth grommets, spaced 18" apart on all sides • IncrediSeal heat sealed hems standard (see left) IncrediSealTM a new standard of excellence on ArmorMesh, VCM9X12 and VCP1800. ® • All sewing and stitching eliminated = zero possibility of thread FenceMate ArmorMesh breaks resulting in or causing open seams or hems • ‘Clean’ look – lays flat, no pleats, no black webbing, no stitches Windscreens • Manufactured with 21st century technology OUR MOST DURABLE FENCEMATE WINDSCREEN! For the heaviest, most durable, longest-lasting fence cover on the market, look no further than ArmorMesh! These windscreens include Classic Mesh features and: • 14 oz. woven, extrusion vinyl-coated polyester • Excellent tear strength* Standard Features Optional Features Accessories • Outstanding abrasion resistance – up to six-times more than traditional VCM dip-coated windscreen* • Fabricated with IncrediSeal heat-sealed hem! • Available in 13 colors, see pgs. 6-7 THE FABRIC CHOICES ARE ENDLESS! 8" cable tie In addition to Classic Mesh and ArmorMesh, Pioneer Standard (50lb tensile) or manufactures FenceMate® from 6 other tough fabrics Heavy-duty (120lb tensile) Brass grommets on Lacing lip for screens to preventing wind damage in a variety of densities and styles. See pages 6-7 for bound reinforced or over 6' high. Prevents Half-moon air vents or complete options. State-of-the-artheat-sealed hems digitalbillowing printing & breakaway. 6" x 12" boxed air vent HEAVY-DUTY RECOMMENDED *Contact us for test results. 4 BASEBALL/SOFTBALL 800.877.1500 pioneerathletics.com FenceMate® Classic or ArmorMesh Printed Windscreen Panels From simple lettering to full-scale graphics, the power of branding can: • Brand and add value to your school and team • Customize your facility and dress up your fence and ballfield • Generate ad revenue by displaying your sponsor’s logo • Promote team spirit See fabric specs on pgs. 6-7. See pg. 36 for TuffPrint ultra durable customization Purple ArmorMesh with TuffPrint process. The Power of Branding is strong and the possibilities are endless. Which Fabric is Best? It all depends on what you need from your windscreen: • Classic Mesh (VCM9X12) is a lighter weight, closer weave that displays color and printing beautifully • ArmorMesh (VCP16X16) is an extremely durable fabric that allows more wind passage and has our longest warranty. FenceMate® Batter’s Eye Black ArmorMesh with TuffPrint BATTERS, KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL! Provide the best hitting background, so batters can keep their eye on the ball! Pioneer will manufacture a batter’s eye to meet your custom size needs. FEATURES: • Heavy-duty reinforced hems with brass grommets at 18" intervals • Durable woven polypropylene fabrics (recommended) • Lacing lips sewn throughout the cover, not just perimeter edges Sourcing fabrics from around the world, ArmorMeshcustom cut to Batter’s your sizing Eye at needs Cornell University 5 BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FenceMate® Windscreens unmatched offering. The largest collection of windscreens in the industry. Textures MOST POPULAR BEST VALUE TPE86 PP85 PP100 Product Name VCP1800 Digital Banner VCM9X12 ArmorMesh VCP16X16 GM90 Open Mesh Open Mesh Closed Mesh Classic Mesh Premium Mesh Closed Mesh Vinyl Coated Vinyl Coated Polypropylene Polyethylene Polypropylene Polypropylene Solid Vinyl Solid Vinyl Fabric Polyester Mesh Polyester Mesh Baseball outfields, Baseball outfields, Tennis Courts, Popular Anywhere Tennis Courts Tennis Courts Complete Privacy, Indoor/outdoor For printed banners only, Indoor/outdoor Applications anywhere anywhere anywhere Most durable, Allows more Allows more Top-seller Very strong, durable Good wind-blockage 100% blockage Durable, lightweight Features for high wind areas wind passage wind passage Printable h h h h Warranty 3 years 5 years 5 years 4 years 4 years 4 years 4 years 1 year Weight/Sq. Yd. 8.0 oz. 14 oz. 7.7 oz. 5.5 oz. 5.0 oz. 5.6 oz. 18.0 oz. 13.0 oz. Price Level $$ $$$ $ $$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$ % Shade 84% 75% 90% 84% 85% 96% 100% 100% Forest Green, Royal Blue, Black, Red, Dark Green, Royal Blue, Red, Light Gray, h h h h h h h Maple Green, Royal Blue, Red, White fabric is printed Colors Navy Blue, Orange, Maroon, Carolina Blue, Kelly Green, Maroon, Navy Blue, Navy Blue, Gray, Maroon, Sky Blue, to desired color Black Forest Green, Black Forest Green, Black Forest Green, Black Brown, Tan, Purple, Kelly Green, Black, Purple, Orange, Carolina Blue, Purple, Yellow, White, Tan, Black, White, Gray, Yellow Yellow, White Kelly Green, Orange FenceMate® TuffPrintTM Banners CUSTOMIZE DESIGNS FOR MULTIPLE
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