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FieldWallPads.com by SportsGraphics:

"Thank you so much for your help through this process, it has been exciting working with you."

-Roly | Lynchburg College

“You did a great job. I loved working with your company and won’t use anyone else, ever.”

- John Knetzer | Saint Louis Rams |Facility Manager

“I am writing to express my gratitude for the recent project of designing bleacher side curtains for our retractable seating in Wells Fargo Arena. Mr. Conlon was extremely helpful in the design process and was able to listen to our needs to create a product that not only looks incredibly good, but saves cost on conversion labor. SportsGraphics is a reputable company with tons of experience and dedication to create a quality product. Thank you for making this project simple and smooth! ”

-Harold Peterson | Operations Manager | Iowa Events Center | Global Spectrum

Dealing with stadium designs and details can be a daily challenge for you. No matter how simple or complex your project might be, at FieldWallPads.com our philosophy is: if you can imagine it- we can make it. Our approach is unique in the stadium padding industry because the entire system that you or we design for your stadium including: All wall padding, fence, custom specialty padding AND print work is manufactured under one roof in our quality controlled factory environment. If your project requires a unique configuration, additional fastening strength, or an innovative product design, FieldWallPads.com experienced team of engineers can help you design it. Once finalized, we’ll make the padding system in our factory to your specifications, ready to be installed at the job site.

FieldWallPads.com precision fabrication expertise means that you and your clients are assured superior watertight, protective padding for years to come. FieldWallPads.com offers the best design support in the protective padding industry. Whether you need CAD drawings for a meeting, specifications for a unique project, or an answer to a technical question, we provide the resources you need to get the job done.

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TD AMERITRADE Park Omaha will be the supreme objective for college baseball players who long for a chance to compete for college baseball’s national championship. A $128 million stadium will be completed in spring 2011 and will be the new home to the NCAA Men’s College World Series. Patrick Conlon, President of Field Wall Padding.com also had his dreams of outfitting the new College World Series.

Field Wall Padding .com specializes in safety and image products for stadiums and fields, and arenas. TD Ameritrade Park has relied on Field Wall Padding.com to create a safe stadium for the 24,000 fans and athletes that will be enjoying this new stadium. “We were thrilled for the opportunity to serve and be a part of this new stadium; the vision of this stadium alone has been so inspiring to our entire team. We are excited to be creating and designing custom wall padding and rail padding that will be used for the next 25 years in the Men’s College World Series. This place will no doubt be an architectural icon.”
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University of Cincinnati has contracted Field Wall Padding.com for their football practice facility. Field Wall Padding by SportsGraphics is in the process of designing graphics on their custom field wall padding. “We love to solve safety concerns for stadiums with our custom padding but we get excited to design graphics on our pads. We have been designing graphics and doing print on padding and other safety products for over 20 years.”

Patrick Conlon sees this facility as having an impact on the entire community and not just the University as the stadium will be opened up for use for everyone that doesn’t have a home field to play on.

The 50- and 100-yard practice fields will be fully lit, and the larger field will be covered by an air-supported bubble during winter months. This will allow year-round practice space.

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So many movies have been made about the excitement of going from rags to riches. Its only exciting really, if you’ve been forced to wait in rags until it seems almost natural to be in them. Sometimes you’ve been in rags so long you might even begin defending the ugly state your in. The ugly state I’m talking about is the downtown Metrodome and the Gophers can finally stop grinning and bearing it.

This will be a totally new era for the Minnesota Gophers and their fans; and boy do they deserve it. After two decades of having the off- campus hideous Metrodome which seemed so awkward on so many levels (navigating and parking topping the list) they now are blessed with a classically beautiful, borderline opulent stadium that has been designed in such a way that you could almost feel a tinge of resent toward these Gophers. In case you do, rest assured, it passes.

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