Q&A for How to Hang a Dartboard

Yes, the center of the number 20 should be pointing directly north (or vertically).

Yes, it'll do just fine! Just be sure the dartboard is stable so it won't fall off, and so the dart plays right.

You can attach the dartboard to the wall with screws, nails, or even suction cups to limit the amount of movement.

Distance from the front of the toeline to the front of the dartboard should be 237 cm (Imperial:7' 9-1/4").

Yes, you can use a dartboard stand without placing it against a wall, as long as the stand is stable and securely set up.

The diagonal measurement from the bullseye to the oche in darts is typically 9 feet 7.5 inches (or 2.93 meters). This measurement is important for setting up a standard dartboard according to official rules. Ensure your dartboard is hung at a height of 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 meters) from the floor to the bullseye center. Double-check these measurements for an optimal playing experience.

Carpet wrapped around plywood or cork should work fine, as it will catch darts if they don't stick into the wood.

You should hang the dartboard about four inches taller than your height, around 5'6".

You should fix the mounting plate securely to the wall first, as it is designed to hold the dartboard's weight. The dartboard then attaches to this wall-mounted plate using its built-in brackets or slots.

The best way is to screw the mounting bracket directly into the center stud for strength. If you prefer not to use the wall, you can build a simple stand with a sturdy backboard attached to a base.

The three spacer pads are primarily for keeping the board level. To mount the dartboard, simply lift it and slide the metal "U" bracket, located on the back of the board, down onto the wall bracket. The board will then hang securely, with the spacers resting against the wall.

The distance from the bullseye to the throwing line (oche) is 7 feet 9¼ inches (2.37 m).