
Dartboard Lighting Zones: Board, Oche and Surrounds Explained
Sharper visibility starts with splitting your setup into zones, so the board is clear without glare, shadows or a gloomy throw line.
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Sharper visibility starts with splitting your setup into zones, so the board is clear without glare, shadows or a gloomy throw line.
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Stop stray darts becoming permanent wall marks by checking how your surround grips, sits and covers the danger area.
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Keep your throw line clear and accurate without sticky residue, pulled carpet fibres or scuffed laminate.
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Avoid cramped throws, awkward toe lines and wasted wall drilling by checking the full throwing area before the board goes up.
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Loose leads, hot fittings and wobbly lights can spoil a good setup. Keep the board clear, tidy and safe without overcomplicating it.
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Built-in lighting can make a darts corner neater, but glare, access and wall clearance still need careful thought.
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Felt panels can tidy up a darts wall, but they are not always enough for stray steel tips or fragile plasterboard.
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A safer home oche starts under your feet: steadier grip, cleaner sightlines and fewer scuffed floors when the darts come out.
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Poor light hides trebles, creates shadows and makes home practice feel less consistent. Get the board clear without dazzling the thrower.
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Stop stray darts from ruining paintwork while keeping your setup tidy, safe and suited to the space you actually throw in.
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