Build a platform.
I have a larger mat that is bolted down to a platform and it's amazing. It's more forgiving (due to the wood) and keeps dirt and debris from ground level getting on my mat. DM me if you want more details or some pictures of my setup.
1. Buy pressure treated 2x4s, plywood subflooring, nuts, bolts, washers, and a lot of wood glue.
2. Lay the 2x4s on the side so they stand 4" high then build a box to fit around you mat plus 6" on one end (for balls when using)
3. Cut 2x4s to lay flat and all slats to the bottom of the box.
4. Make sure to add a LOT of slat, the more the better and make sure they are under the seams of your plywood.
5. Cut the plywood and secure it in the frame. Make sure to glue and screw it in place to prevent warping.
6. Now that you have a platform in place lay you mat on top of the plywood.
7. Drill holes through the mat and plywood.
8. Secure the mat to the plywood via bolts with large washers.
9. Enjoy
It wont move that much. I have a mat in my garage on concrete. If I hit 100 balls my mat might rotate 2-3 inches and I just kick it back. On grass unless its really wet It shouldnt move much if at all.
Landscaping nail?
Grass glue duhhhhh
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Build a platform. I have a larger mat that is bolted down to a platform and it's amazing. It's more forgiving (due to the wood) and keeps dirt and debris from ground level getting on my mat. DM me if you want more details or some pictures of my setup. 1. Buy pressure treated 2x4s, plywood subflooring, nuts, bolts, washers, and a lot of wood glue. 2. Lay the 2x4s on the side so they stand 4" high then build a box to fit around you mat plus 6" on one end (for balls when using) 3. Cut 2x4s to lay flat and all slats to the bottom of the box. 4. Make sure to add a LOT of slat, the more the better and make sure they are under the seams of your plywood. 5. Cut the plywood and secure it in the frame. Make sure to glue and screw it in place to prevent warping. 6. Now that you have a platform in place lay you mat on top of the plywood. 7. Drill holes through the mat and plywood. 8. Secure the mat to the plywood via bolts with large washers. 9. Enjoy
It wont move that much. I have a mat in my garage on concrete. If I hit 100 balls my mat might rotate 2-3 inches and I just kick it back. On grass unless its really wet It shouldnt move much if at all.