
Released 2023
Carl's Place
C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)
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Prices confirmed Nov 12, 2026 · we check every retailer daily
Lowest we’ve tracked: $731 on Aug 11. Today’s best is $444 above that.
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The mainstream 'real enclosure for under $1,500'. The screen is 4:3, 116.3 in wide by 87.2 in tall, in a frame 100 in tall, 130.3 in wide and 59.125 in deep, plus 8.25 in behind for the rear fitting (Carl's spec sheet). A 16:9 projector sized to the screen's width letterboxes on it, or runs a 4:3 picture to fill it. EMT pipe sourced separately at any hardware store; kit ships with the impact screen, fittings, and Carl's BlackStop enclosure fabric for the sides and top, with side netting and ceiling safety baffles as add-ons.
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Lowest we’ve tracked: $731. Highest: $1,175. Best price now: $1,175, from a daily probe of every retailer we cover since July 27, 2026. See the full market price index for how the whole category is moving, or set a price-watch above to hear about the next drop on the C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5).
Who this is for
Honest match per persona.
Good for
- Recreational Player
8' × 10.5' with a Preferred screen lands around $1,319.95 — the sweet spot of the C-Series line for a single-handed room, with a 4:3 screen 116.3 in wide. The 'recreational primary' answer in the cost-effective lane.
- Cost-Effective Buyer
Standard screen at $1,174.95 delivers a real enclosure for less than a Net Return + Pro Sim Screen combo, and a meaningfully larger image. EMT sourced locally further reduces cost.
Not for
- Space-Constrained
Permanent free-standing frame 100 in tall, 130.3 in wide and 59.125 in deep, plus 8.25 in behind for the rear fitting (67.375 in of floor depth). Not feasible for renters or shared rooms.
- Showroom
Functional and honest, not visually anchoring. Showroom builds use SIGPRO Commercial or Carl's Pro Series.
Specifications
The numbers, plainly stated.
Hardware
| Frame Material | 1" EMT conduit (sourced separately) |
| Screen Tiers | Standard / Preferred / Premium / High-Contrast Gray |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 — viewable 116.3" W × 87.2" H (145.4" diagonal); a 16:9 picture letterboxes |
| Side Walls | BlackStop enclosure fabric (sides and top) included; net wall extensions and safety baffles are add-ons |
Dimensions
| Frame (outer) | 100" H × 130.3" W × 59.125" D; the rear fitting adds 8.25" (67.375" of floor depth) |
Requirements
| Clearance | At least 2–3" above and 2–3" each side; 8.25" minimum behind, 12" recommended (Carl's) |
Practical
| Setup Time | About 1 hour of assembly (Carl's figure), plus buying and cutting the EMT |
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