This product is essentially 4 pieces of foam/fibre with a front surface made to look like a wood effect finish.The rear surface then has strips of peel-back adhesive to affix them to a wall to make up a 24" x 24" square to place behind your dartboard and protect the underlying wall.If this is all you are expecting/want then this product will suit you just fine, albeit it seems very expensive for what it actually is.I've tried a few different styles of dartboard protectors and offer the following observations so that you can make an informed choice and explain why this didn't really suit my requirements:Alternatives I have tried have been modular in that they fit together like a jigsaw and essentially create one large protector - usually in a ring shape but I've also tried large rectangular ones too. Crucially they also have a dartboard sized hole in the middle of the creation so that the protector simply fits over the top of a dartboard that is already in situ. This makes installation very simple and quick (with sometimes a small cut-out needed at the top depending on how you have hung your dartboard on the wall).In contrast, with this Keagan dartboard protector the creation (square) essentially fits behind your whole board and so if you have already hung your dartboard you're going to have to re-do your dartboard fittings so that they go through this protector as well. That's just annoying in all honesty. It won't be so much of a problem if you're freshly hanging a dartboard but still makes fitting the board one step more difficult and not ideal as modern dartboards are very heavy and I'd want to screw direct into a wall not into a foam/fibre layer to support my dartboard properly.At 24" square, given that a dartboard is 17.75 inches diameter this only leaves just over 3 inches in places (at sides and top and bottom) offering protection to your wall. If you are brilliant at darts this won't be a massive problem but for inexperienced users this is not much leeway really for stray-thrown darts - to me it's not quite generous enough in it's size.I'd personally recommend a ring shaped protector that you can simply hang over your existing dartboard as that allows fitting in seconds and is also more quickly replaced when it gets tatty from all the stray darts. These tend to come in widths up to 10inches wide and so offer more protection too (and you can also buy narrower ones as your accuracy grows). I can't see a reason to opt for this square style over one of those.If you really want a wood effect finish then it could be an option for you but for the above reasons it's not one I'd recommend, especially when it's more expensive than - what I consider to be - superior alternative products.3 stars from me.

+ optisch wie abgebildet+ Größe wie angegeben+ Anwendung eigentlich einfach+ Klebestreifen abziehen die sich bereits auf der Rückseite befinden und an die gewünschte Stelle andrücken- jetzt kommt das große Problem: falls eine vorhandene Dartscheibe bereits an der Wand befindet, muss man sich überlegen, wie man diese dann wieder anbringen kann, da der Wandschutz zu dick ist , um die Scheibe dann passend wieder anzubringen- das runden Scheiben müsste man sich überlegen, ob man den Bereich der Scheibe ausschneidet- dazu benötigt man natürlich wieder eine Menge Aufwand und Präzision, damit es vernünftig aussieht- das gleiche bei e Dart Scheiben- optisch ja , praktisch schwer umzusetzen

This works fine for me as we have our board hung in the garage and we play in there. The reason this works is the darts are only hitting garage wall if they miss the board which in all honesty they do. If you had this in the house then this wouldn’t work if you have a family playing it as stray darts would miss the backing because it is not really that big compared to the board.When the darts miss and hit this board it does actually work well as most of the time the darts land in the backing and stick as it is foam so means you don’t blunt your darts. This is basically 24 inches square of foam with a wood look covering. Looks nice, should be bigger and from my perspective fine for a family garage darts board.