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Leveling out for sports participation
White Horse Contractors has helped Danes Hill Preparatory School in Surrey convert 12 acres of steep agricultural land into artificial and natural sports pitches. Doubling the school’s sport facilities, the £1.4m scheme included a full-size, sand-dressed, all-weather hockey and football pitch; five natu- ral turf rugby/football pitches and two cricket pitches.
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Keeping sports surfaces in prime condition
Experienced in all aspects of natural or artificial sports surface drainage, attenuation, irrigation and construc- tion, Cleveland Land Services (CLS) recently worked with Willmott Dixon on a design and build project at Ack- lam Grange School, Middlesborough. Within this project, CSL constructed four football pitches and a cricket square – using a hydraulically-con- trolled AFT100 Chain Trencher to construct 60mm piped sand slits. These feed water into collector drains before entering the main drains.
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Copri domes extend tennis at Culford
New 3G pitch design from Notts Sport
Sports surfacing specialist Notts Sport recently launched a new third genera- tion (3G) pitch system with a football match featuring stars from Sky Sports at Charters School in Sunningdale, Berkshire. The 61m x 41m FIFA 1* ap- proved synthetic pitch was put through its paces and it was confirmed that it ‘plays like natural grass’. Its installation was conducted by Notts Sport approved installer, S & C Slatter.
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CopriSystems has installed a 67m x 37m, four-dome interconnecting sports dome system at Culford Inde- pendent School in Bury St Edmunds. Recognised for the development of high-performing tennis players, the school chose the dome design be- cause it ticked the boxes for low maintenance, cost and longevity. The domes are interconnected beneath support beams, each sup- ported by a single vertical support post between courts and side cur- tains can be opened to give the illusion of playing in the open air. The playing surface is Proflex® cush- ioned, impervious acrylic.
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