ProfessionalDartboard Mounting

A dartboard hung from a single hook at the wrong height will shift and bounce on every throw — and the regulation height is very specific. We mount bristle dartboards to studs at exactly the right height and install a backboard to protect the wall from stray darts.

Also known as: dartboard mounting, dartboard installation, hang dartboard, dartboard setup, dart board mounting, dartboard instalation

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What’s included

Locate wall studs behind the mounting surface
Mark the regulation bullseye height on the wall
Mount the board bracket securely into the stud
Hang the dartboard and confirm it is level and does not swing
Install a surround or backboard if provided

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How it works

Find studs & mark height

We locate the stud closest to the center of the target area and mark the bullseye at the regulation height of 5 feet 8 inches from the floor.

Mount the bracket & board

We drill into the stud and attach the mounting bracket, then hang the dartboard and spin it to confirm the number ring is positioned correctly.

Install surround & clean up

We mount the rubber or foam surround around the board and clean away any sawdust or debris before the first game.

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Problems we fix

Board hung from a drywall anchor only — heavy bristle boards pull it loose over time
Bullseye mounted at the wrong height — throws are off and players compensate with bad habits
Board swings on a loose hook — consistent aim is impossible
No surround installed — wall around the board has darts embedded in drywall within a week

Good to know

Dartboard Mounting — FAQ

What is the regulation dartboard height?

The bullseye center should be exactly 5 feet 8 inches from the floor. The throw line for steel-tip darts is 7 feet 9.25 inches from the board face. We mark both at installation.