The ci­vil en­gi­nee­ring part­ner re­cei­ves a foun­da­ti­on plan from us, which shows how the ne­ces­sa­ry foun­da­ti­ons, in­clu­ding em­pty pi­pes, must be pla­ced in the bal­last sub­struc­ture to ac­com­mo­da­te the cor­re­spon­ding posts. As a ru­le, we pro­vi­de you with such a foun­da­ti­on plan in ad­van­ce as an ex­am­ple for the cal­cu­la­ti­on by the re­gi­o­nal Ga­La or ci­vil en­gi­nee­ring com­pa­ny.

At this point, we would li­ke to point out that the­re is a cor­re­spon­ding DIN stan­dard (18035/Part 7) for the of­fi­ci­al sub­struc­ture of ar­ti­fi­ci­al turf soc­cer fields in Ger­ma­ny. This states, for ex­am­ple, that the ba­se layer for an ar­ti­fi­ci­al turf field must be le­vel, tread-­re­si­stant and wa­ter-­per­me­a­ble.

In the case of small or mi­ni-­pit­ches, ho­we­ver, it is of­ten do­ne in prac­ti­ce in such a way that the sub­struc­ture of such a pitch is not cre­a­ted 100% in ac­cor­dance with DIN re­gu­la­ti­ons (e.g. wi­thout drai­na­ge, col­lec­tors, etc.). Ho­we­ver, this al­ways de­pends on the lo­cal con­di­ti­ons (e.g. wa­ter-­per­me­a­ble sub­soil – yes or no?).

Ide­al­ly, you should ha­ve a lo­cal gar­den and lands­ca­ping con­trac­tor co­me to you and for­mu­la­te an of­fer for the de­s­cri­bed sub­struc­ture for your de­si­red pitch size. Of cour­se we sup­port your re­gi­o­nal part­ner whe­re we can!

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.