The full shooting line
The structure runs the length of the shooting line, built from overlapping modules.

A full-length shade line for an archery range
A full-length shooting line shelter that keeps archers, gear and spectators out of the sun on competition days. The bright blue shade fabric reads clearly across the range and matches the club colours.
The project
Pioneer Shade designed and installed a modular shade line for Penrith City Archers. The structure runs the length of the shooting line, built from overlapping curved cantilever modules on single galvanised centre posts, so archers have a clear line of sight to the targets with no front posts in the way. Each module sits over a concrete shooting strip. The result keeps the range usable through summer heat, and gives spectators a covered space behind the line.
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A full-length shooting line shelter that keeps archers, gear and spectators out of the sun on competition days. The bright blue shade fabric reads clearly across the range and matches the club colours.
What we built
Every Pioneer structure is custom designed, manufactured in our Smithfield workshop and installed by our own team.
The structure runs the length of the shooting line, built from overlapping modules.
Single galvanised centre posts give archers a clear line of sight to the targets.
Each module sits over a concrete shooting strip.
The range stays usable through summer heat, with a covered space for spectators behind the line.
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The shade line runs the full length of the shooting line, reading clearly in blue across the range.
End-on views of the modules, each set over a concrete shooting strip.
On competition day the line keeps archers and their gear out of the sun and rain, with a clear line of sight to the targets.
Curved galvanised tube arms on single centre posts, with tensioned blue shade fabric overlapping from module to module.
The covered line sits behind the shooting strip, with open views down the range to the targets.
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