Basketball, football and volleyball combinations
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
COMMUNITY SPORT / 03 · UAE PROJECTS
Multi-sport courts for shared spaces
A shared court works best when the layout makes each activity easy to recognise and when markings, equipment and access are coordinated from the start.
SYSTEMS TO REVIEWStart with the activity.
Start with the activity.
Shape the right brief.
The final system depends on the venue, intended use, site conditions and verified supplier information.
MUGA and school activity layouts
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
Acrylic, PU and modular surface directions
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
Goals, posts, fencing and lighting interfaces
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
EARLY PROJECT CHECKGood planning begins
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.
Priority sports and the order of use
Court dimensions, boundaries and safe run-off
Line-marking hierarchy for shared use
Storage, supervision, access and maintenance
FOR A USEFUL FIRST REVIEWShare what you know.
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.
Site dimensions and primary user groups
Sports to include and their priority
Existing survey or plan, if available
Surface, equipment, shade and lighting preferences
Send your project briefIllustrative planning information. Confirm standards, test evidence, dimensions, engineering and installation scope for the selected system and project.