The most important aspect of stadium fencing design is providing systems fit for purpose to the defined standards laid down in the Green Guide (GB) or Red Guide (NI). Stadium fencing in the ROI have over the years followed the Green Guide as a technical reference. Considerations are complex and out of the scope of this short guide, involving structural design limitations, performance requirements, risk assessments and layout / design considerations for stadium pitch, perimeters, seating areas, access & egress. The printed guides are available from HMSO. In all instances, the prospective buyer should insist that systems are compliant with the guide and ask for evidence of type test certification.
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Areas To Think About
Below read frequently asked questions and have a look at our illustration to help you with areas to think about.
What must I consider in the specifications of a sports system?
- This depends on the complexity of the project, however common points are:
- Proximity of fence line to the playing area
- Height of fence
- Sport being played (hard ball or soft ball sports)
- Is the fence also acting as a security perimeter?
- Are there minimum performance criteria to apply?
What must I consider in the specifications of a sports system?
- This depends on the complexity of the project, however common points are:
- Proximity of fence line to the playing area
- Height of fence
- Sport being played (hard ball or soft ball sports)
- Is the fence also acting as a security perimeter?
- Are there minimum performance criteria to apply?
Previous Installations
Previous locations we have installed our NK Sports Stadiums range at, along with related products are below:
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