MUGA Court East Dorset

MUGA Court Installation

MUGA court construction is a complex and time-intensive process. A typical MUGA court consists of several layers, including an upper layer consisting of either rubber or asphalt and a concrete base layer beneath that. Before a MUGA court can be built, the subgrade must be prepared to ensure proper drainage, which will prevent water from pooling on top of the playing surface. The concrete base layer needs to have a level surface, and all voids in the subgrade need to be filled before installing the first layer.

Once the first layer is complete, it’s time to install the sports floor system itself. This typically involves some form of hard surfacing material such as concrete or synthetic turf. The type of system chosen will be based on the desired sport to be played on the court and budget considerations.

After the flooring system is in place, the next step is to install the netting and fencing around the court’s perimeter. This is necessary to keep balls and players contained within the playing area and protect spectators from wayward shots. The final step in MUGA court construction is painting the lines for the specific sport that will be played. This is typically done with a special paint that can withstand heavy wear and tear, such as that which will occur during games and practice sessions.

MUGA court construction is complex, but the result is worth it. These courts provide a safe and enjoyable playing surface for various sports and can be enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels.

If you’re thinking about having a MUGA court installed at your school, park, or another facility, be sure to contact us, and we’ll be able to walk you through the entire process and help you choose the best options for your needs.