FootballOutdoor

    Football Turf Installation

    Artificial Turf Designed Around Your Site and Usage

    Sportagon supports artificial football turf projects from site assessment and base preparation through drainage, turf installation, marking, fencing and lighting coordination. The final specification depends on field format, expected usage, site conditions, product selection and budget.

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    Example Small-Sided Layout

    Dimensions vary by available land, intended game format, governing requirements and project brief. These figures are illustrative planning references, not a certification standard.

    Example Field Length

    32m

    Example Field Width

    20m

    Example Goal Area

    6m x 2m

    Example Penalty Area

    16m x 6m

    Typical Turf Pile Range

    40mm - 60mm

    Example Playing Area

    640 sq.m

    Development Stages

    1

    Site Assessment & Design

    Survey the available area, expected usage, drainage conditions, access, lighting needs and preferred field format before finalizing the layout.

    2

    Base Construction

    Prepare excavation, sub-base and grading appropriate to the selected surface system and local site conditions.

    3

    Drainage Planning

    Build drainage appropriate to rainfall, site levels and expected all-weather usage.

    4

    Shock-Absorption Layer

    Where the selected turf system requires it, install a suitable shock-absorption layer for playing comfort and safety.

    5

    Artificial Turf Installation

    Install the selected artificial turf system and infill according to the manufacturer's specification and the intended football use.

    6

    Marking, Goals & Handover

    Complete field markings, goals, fencing or netting, lighting interfaces and final quality checks before handover.

    Planning a Football Turf?

    Share the site, intended format and expected usage. Sportagon can help scope the surface, drainage, fencing, lighting and supporting infrastructure.