Bordering and covering

A cover for a beachcourt protects the sand when the court is not in use. Think of protection against leaves, twigs, litter, animals and unwanted use. This keeps the sand cleaner for longer and makes the court quicker to get ready for training, matches or recreational use.

For operators and clubs, a cover can save a lot of maintenance. Especially for beachcourts in a public environment, near trees or on recreational grounds, a good cover is a practical addition.

Edging provides a clear and neat boundary for the beachcourt. It prevents sand from quickly spreading to the surrounding paving, green strips or footpaths. This contributes to a well-groomed appearance and a safe environment around the court.

Depending on the location and use, you can choose recessed or raised edging. W&H can advise which solution best fits your beachcourt.

Recessed edging is used when the beachcourt needs to be integrated closely into the surrounding area. This installation ensures a neat connection to ground level or the surrounding paving.

Recessed edging is suitable for sports parks, recreational areas and public spaces where appearance, accessibility and a tidy finish are important. This solution can also help to finish the court safely and clearly.

Raised edging provides a clear physical boundary for the beachcourt. This installation helps keep sand better within the court and makes the transition between the beachcourt and the surroundings more visible.

Raised edging is especially practical in locations where the beachcourt is used intensively or where sand spread needs to be limited as much as possible. Think of schools, campsites, recreational parks and public sports spots.

Sand spread is a common point of attention with beachcourts. Due to intensive use, wind and in- and outflow, sand can end up outside the court. Good edging helps limit this.

This results in less maintenance around the court and a neater facility. The beachcourt also stays better level, because less sand disappears from the court.

A beachcourt that is not covered can get dirty more quickly. Leaves, branches, waste and animals can affect the quality of the sand. With a cover, the sand stays better protected and the court remains more attractive for users.

For public locations, a cover can also help limit unwanted use outside sports moments. This contributes to a longer service life and lower maintenance pressure.

Edging and covering are suitable for various beach sports. Think of beach volleyball, beach handball, beach korfball, beach badminton, beach tennis, beach soccer and recreational beach activities.

Especially for multifunctional beachcourts, good border finishing is important. The court is used by different target groups and must remain safe, clear and easy to maintain.

Edging helps keep the sand inside the beachcourt and provides a neat, safe and clear boundary for the field.

A cover protects the sand from dirt, leaves, branches, animals and unwanted use when the beachcourt is not in use.

A recessed edging often fits more quietly to the ground level or the surroundings, while a raised edging forms a clearer physical boundary and additionally helps limit sand spreading.

Raised edging is suitable for locations where the beach court is used intensively or where sand spreading to the surrounding area needs to be limited as much as possible.

Recessed edging is suitable when the beach court needs to be integrated tightly and accessibly into the surroundings.

Edging and covers are suitable for, among other things, beach volleyball, beach handball, beach korfball, beach badminton, beach tennis, beach soccer and multifunctional beach courts.