Bring the event schedule, site and substrate into the first conversation. AG Active Play helps organise athletics and sports-surfacing enquiries, including running tracks, shockpads, rubber surfaces and indoor sports floors. Final system selection depends on project-specific design and supplier documentation.
AG ACTIVE PLAY™ / SPORTS INFRASTRUCTUREConcept visualisation · not an installed projectSUPPLY / SCOPE / UAE PROJECT ENQUIRIES
Build a quotation around the actual site.
Coordinate an athletics and sports-surfacing enquiry around the event list, substrate, drainage, maintenance plan and project documentation. Product and system evidence must match the proposed installation and intended use.
Track and event requirements
List the intended activities, track layout, field-event interfaces, training or competition use and planned operating hours. Applicable rules and performance requirements must be confirmed by the project designer and relevant sport body.
Surface and shockpad
Review synthetic track surfaces, shockpads, rubber systems, indoor sports floors and multisport surfaces against the specific brief. Request current system datasheets and test reports for the exact proposed build-up.
Substrate and water management
Provide surveys, levels, soil or slab information, drainage routes and outfall. The project civil designer confirms base design, falls, drainage and interfaces before the surface system is finalised.
Installation and maintenance
Define surface installation, line marking, inspections, cleaning, repair and lifecycle responsibilities. Confirm which party provides each work package and the supporting documents.
Can the same surface be used for all athletics events?
Surface selection depends on the intended events, use level, substrate, climate exposure and applicable technical requirements. Review the exact system and evidence with the appointed designer and supplier.
What documents should be submitted?
Request the current system datasheet, build-up and substrate requirements, project-specific drawings, test reports applicable to the proposed system, installation method and maintenance instructions. Evidence must identify the product and revision.
Does this page confirm certification or compliance?
No. It describes a project enquiry and sourcing workflow. No standard, certification, performance level, manufacturer, price or project approval is confirmed on this page.
SYSTEMS TO REVIEW
Start with the activity. Shape the right brief.
The final system depends on the venue, intended use, site conditions and verified supplier information.
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Running-track and field-event surface enquiries
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
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Shockpad and rubber surfacing options
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
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Indoor sports floors and court finishes
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
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Drainage, sub-base, line-marking and maintenance interfaces
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
EARLY PROJECT CHECK
Good planning begins with the site.
Bring these points into the first conversation. They help identify the right questions for designers, suppliers and appointed contractors.
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Sport, event list, intended use and operating hours
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Measured site, levels, substrate and drainage outfall
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Indoor or outdoor exposure and climate conditions
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Maintenance plan and available manufacturer test evidence
FOR A USEFUL FIRST REVIEW
Share what you know. We’ll map the next step.
Drawings are helpful but not essential for an initial enquiry. Technical approvals, detailed engineering, prices and delivery arrangements require project-specific confirmation.
Location, site dimensions and current survey
Sports and events, with intended performance level
Existing surface, sub-base and drainage information
Requested scope for design, supply, civil works and installation
Illustrative planning information. Confirm standards, test evidence, dimensions, engineering and installation scope for the selected system and project.