Free-standing dartboard stand with surround and light
No drilling Adjustable height Surround and light Folds away
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Starting from a bare wall? A complete setup saves you from matching parts that do not fit together. The board, the wall protection, the light and the throw line are chosen to work as one, sized for a standard bristle board.
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No drilling Adjustable height Surround and light Folds away
Board, cabinet, light, mat Fits together Bull at 1.73 m Line at 2.37 m
A bristle board, protection for the wall around it, a light that removes shadows and a clear throw line at 2.37 m. Darts are personal, so many players bring their own. Our checklist in How to set up a dartboard at home goes through each step, and A home darts setup on a budget shows where to spend and where to save.
Plenty of setups go up in December and January, while the World Darts Championship is on at Alexandra Palace. The 2026/27 tournament runs from 11 December 2026 to 3 January 2027.
Buying advice
Building a darts setup at home on a budget: why the board comes first, where cheap is fine, where it costs you more, and an upgrade path that wastes nothing.
Setup
Set up a dartboard at home in eight steps: choosing the wall, fixings, board height, wall protection, lighting, the oche at 2.37 m and protecting the floor.
A bristle board, a surround or cabinet to protect the wall, a light that removes shadows from the board, an oche mat or throw line at 2.37 m, and darts. The board goes 1.73 m from the floor to the centre of the bull.
A good stand is, as long as it has a wide base and stands on a level floor. Set the board to 1.73 m, keep the legs fully opened and avoid placing it where people walk behind it.
Allow about 3 m from the wall to behind the throw line and roughly a metre of clear space either side of the board. The regulation throw is 2.37 m from the face of the board, and you need space to stand behind the line.