Natalie Style Dart Cabinet | ||||||
| American Style Dartboards do not hang on the wall in the same manner that the pub style bristleboards hang. American boards are designed to be rotated and flipped, and in the end the best way to hang an American board is inside of a dart cabinet.
Natalie Style Widdy Dart Cabinet![]() While I've become accustomed to calling these "cabinets", I'm sure that they are referred to as "dart backboards" as well. I have two of these lighted backboards, in a finished pine with dark grey carpet backing.
The top rail is removeable, and is supported by two small angle brackets that are secured to the backboard. The top rail has two predrilled holes that allow two screws (provided) to bind the top rail, the angle brackets and the dartboard together, keeping everything in place.
A small lip on the front of the rail helps hold the dart board in place.
It is 2 inches deep, so it isn't designed to be a place to set your drinks. Instead, it will hold a sharpening stone or other dart relted items. The Natalie style dart cabinet is roughly 40" tall, and 30" wide. The cord for the lighting comes out of the top left hand side of the cabinet, and is 5 ft. long. Scorekeeping
There are six columns that can track the score of up to 6 different players or teams. Each column is 30 rows high. When scores reach over 30 points, it is common practice to keep the peg in the same row, and simply start from the top again. The holes in the scoreboards are sized to accept common, inexpensive golf tees. Several trimmed tees are included with the scoreboard. There are two holes drilled through the scoreboard, one at the top and one at the bottom, for use in mounting. The scoreboard is designed to be mounted to the side of the cabinet, and not on the carpeted area.
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