Answers before you hang one
Questions about our wall builds
We build padded wall panels that connect to a phone and light up targets in front of your fists. Here are the plain mechanical facts about how they stick to drywall, how the hits count, and what to expect in the room.
How does the panel stay on a flat wall without any drilling?
The machine mounts on adhesive hook and loop strips that press flat against drywall or plaster. There is no metal frame, no bracket to screw in, and no need to hunt for a stud behind the paint. You press the strips firmly into position at your chosen height, and the back of the padded panel locks straight onto them.
What sets the speed and order of the target lights?
Buttons on the front control the speed and the light pattern directly. The lights run ahead of your hands on that selected rhythm, giving you a visual target to chase. Nothing inside the housing listens to or responds to sound from the speaker, so the panel holds its own steady pace regardless of what is playing.
How does audio get sent to the machine speaker?
The panel links to your phone over Bluetooth. Whatever track, album, or podcast you start on the phone plays straight through the speaker inside the housing. You pick your own playlist on the screen in your hand, while the lit face on the wall handles the visual rhythm and tracks each strike.
Will there be a pair of gloves inside the package?
Several of our machines and pads arrive with a pair of gloves in the box, sized to suit whoever the build was planned for. Other models arrive on their own without handwear. The specific product title tells you right away whether gloves share the carton or whether you will be using your own.
Can two people of different heights share a machine?
A machine can come down off the wall and go back up lower down for a shorter person. Because the panel attaches with adhesive hook and loop strips, changing the height means placing strips lower on the wall rather than sliding anything along existing mounts. One pad is named for this kind of height adjustment.
What information shows on the front counter?
The lit counter on the front tallies your strikes as they land on the padded face. Each clean hit registers on the responsive chip beneath the cover and adds to the running total on the screen. It gives you a clear score to beat during a round without needing a phone app to track your work.
How does the four target reaction pad work?
Instead of a single large striking face, the reaction pad splits the front into four separate target zones. The zones illuminate in changing sequences, forcing your eyes and hands to track across the whole pad. It shifts the work from simple rhythm drills toward testing your reach, vision, and hand placement.
What comes in the box with a family set?
A family set includes two complete machines packed together in one box. They are designed to mount side by side along a single wall so two people can throw combinations at the same time. Each machine operates independently, running its own lit target sequence, separate Bluetooth music stream, and strike count.
What happens if the wall surface is rough or uneven?
The adhesive strips require a clean, flat surface like smooth drywall or painted plaster to grip firmly. Textured walls, bare brick, or dusty surfaces keep the adhesive backing from making full contact. For the panel to stay firmly mounted round after round, pick a flat, solid section of interior wall.