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POWERED BY SPORT-KIT.NET Harrod supplies Lord’s sport-kit.net KEYWORDS: MARK HARROD GreenFields turf to China


GreenFields has installed its dual use FIFA- and IRB-certifi ed artifi cial turf pitch at the Western Academy of Beijing (WAB) in China. GreenFields identifi ed that their unique turf would provide the fl exiblity of usage that the school spe- cifi cally required, ranging from running to futsal, a fi ve-a-side football format. Elsewhere, a GreenFields dual use foot- ball and hockey pitch has been installed at the Father Agnel School in Mumbai, India. GreenFields also provided a com- plete turnkey solution for the school.


sport-kit.net KEYWORD: GREENFIELDS


Temporary Open Championship golf structure has Evolved


Temporary structures specialist Neptu- nus supplied an exhibition building at the world’s oldest golfi ng tournament – The Open Championship – in Lancashire, UK. The 300sq m (3,230sq ft) Neptunus Evolution II structure showcased the con- struction machinery of the Doosan Group, offi cial patron of The Open. They wanted an eye-catching, branded temporary structure


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Poolpod pool access system trialled across England


The Poolpod swimming pool access system is set to expand with further installations following the London 2012 Games. London 2012 Paralympic swimmer Susie Rodgers launched the Poolpod at Mile End Park Lei- sure Centre in London, UK. The system is designed for those who are disabled, less mobile or who are pregnant, and has a lift mechanism that fi ts to the side of swim- ming pools. A Poolpod was installed at the London 2012 Aquatics Centre and British Swimming has bought seven Poolpods as part of a trial across England.


for guests to relax in and have fun using the machinery simulators and golf games inside. Working with exhibition solutions provider Grupo Intermedio, this is the sec- ond year that Neptunus has supplied structures for the annual golfi ng event. Neptunus is an international specialist in the design, production, logistics, fi t out and maintenance of temporary and semi-per- manent structures for sports events.


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Mark Harrod has supplied a bespoke stor- age trolley system for Lord’s Cricket Ground, UK. Having recently undergone a revamp of its indoor cricket academy, the Centre of Excellence commissioned Mark Har- rod to design and manufacture storage to solve the problem of cluttered training kit. The manufacturer and supplier of sports equipment supplied four heavy duty trolleys capable of holding 12 kit bags.


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