In ad­di­ti­on, the use of the small play­ing field Soc­cer Field of is not li­mi­ted on­ly to soc­cer, but the­re is in this field by ap­pro­pri­a­te de­sign-­re­la­ted mo­di­fi­ca­ti­ons, the pos­si­bi­li­ty to play other sports in it (eg soc­cer ten­nis, vol­ley­ball, bas­ket­ball, bad­min­ton, etc.).

The Soc­cer Field from is al­so va­ri­a­ble in terms of in­stal­la­ti­on, i.e. it can be built both as a pu­re street court (with or wi­thout ar­ti­fi­ci­al turf) di­rect­ly on an exis­ting pa­ved sur­face (e.g. par­king lot, schoo­lyard or si­mi­lar) or as a „nor­mal“ sports field, i.e. with sub­struc­ture ac­cor­ding to DIN (18035-­7).

The mi­ni pitch is ide­al for the fol­lo­wi­ng ap­p­li­ca­ti­ons: Soc­cer clubs, schools, re­crea­ti­o­nal parks and fa­ci­li­ties, soc­cer as­so­cia­ti­ons, sports schools, youth or­ga­ni­za­ti­ons, out­door swim­ming pools, parks and green are­as, child­ren’s play­grounds, ho­tels with sports are­as, com­pa­nies with sports ac­ti­vi­ties, etc.

The use of the Soc­cer Field is not li­mi­ted on­ly to soc­cer, but in this field, through ap­pro­pri­a­te, struc­tu­ral mo­di­fi­ca­ti­ons, the­re is a pos­si­bi­li­ty to play other sports (e.g.: foot­ball-­ten­nis, hand­ball, vol­ley­ball, bas­ket­ball, bad­min­ton or si­mi­lar).

The Soc­cer Field con­sists of wea­ther­proof and high­ly sta­ble ele­ments, which cor­re­spond to the con­struc­ti­on of DFB mi­ni-­pit­ches. The to­tal height of the boards is about 1m and con­sist of 5m com­po­si­te ele­ments, which are pain­ted white, im­pact re­si­stant, ageing and cor­ro­si­on re­si­stant, wea­ther­proof and low noi­se.

The ele­ments are al­so well sui­ted for ad­ver­ti­sing pur­po­ses. The ac­ces­ses to the field are lo­ca­ted in the gates and can be lo­cked with locks. The Soc­cer Field al­so has high qua­li­ty alu­mi­num goals, which con­sist of an oval pro­fi­le, lower depth 110cm, up­per depth 90cm, with in­te­gra­ted net fas­te­ning and a cir­cum­fe­ren­ti­al ball cat­ching con­struc­ti­on.

This con­struc­ti­on con­sists of a knot­less pro­tec­ti­ve net run­ning around the si­des and gua­ran­tees that the ball al­ways stays in play. Op­ti­o­nal­ly, a co­ver net con­struc­ti­on can al­so be built to pre­vent ball lea­ka­ge from the play­ing field.

An­o­ther ad­van­ta­ge of our fur­ther de­ve­lop­ment is the va­ri­a­ble in­stal­la­ti­on, e.g. al­so di­rect­ly on al­rea­dy exis­ting as­phal­ted or con­cre­ted sur­fa­ces (e.g. par­king lot, school yard, bas­ket street court or si­mi­lar). This re­sults in an enor­mous cost ad­van­ta­ge for the club, the mu­ni­ci­pa­li­ty or the cu­sto­mer in ge­ne­ral, sin­ce the ear­thworks (sports field sub­struc­ture!) which are man­da­to­ry for the DFB mi­ni-­pit­ches are com­ple­te­ly omit­ted with the abo­ve-­men­ti­o­ned in­stal­la­ti­on. Ba­si­cal­ly the­re are two in­stal­la­ti­on pos­si­bi­li­ties for the Soc­cer Field:

1. on a sur­face that is al­rea­dy pa­ved (e.g. a schoo­lyard, a par­king lot, an as­phalt or con­cre­te sur­face or si­mi­lar). If this is the case, the­re is no need for ex­ten­si­ve ear­thworks and ad­di­ti­o­nal costs for the­se.

2. to an area that is first ex­ca­va­ted and then back­fil­led and com­pac­ted with sand, crus­hed stone and chip­pings. This me­thod cor­re­sponds to the of­fi­ci­al sports field sub­struc­ture ac­cor­ding to DIN (18035-­Part 7).

We will be hap­py to pro­vi­de you with cor­re­spon­ding of­fers for a de­si­red, of­fi­ci­al sports field sub­struc­ture as well!

We pro­vi­de you with the com­ple­te all-­round care­free packa­ge, com­pe­tent­ly, quick­ly and re­li­a­b­ly from a sin­gle sour­ce.

From the free con­sul­ta­ti­on, to the plan­ning, to the rea­dy-­to-­play pro­duc­ti­on and in­stal­la­ti­on of your play­ing field. If you wish, we can al­so take care of pitch main­te­nance and ser­vicing for you.