Edging and covering

A cover for a beach court protects the sand when the court is not in use. Think of protection against leaves, branches, litter, animals and unwanted use. As a result, the sand stays clean for longer and the court is ready more quickly for training, matches or recreational use.

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

Edging provides a clear and neat demarcation of the beach court. The edging prevents sand from quickly spreading to the surrounding paving, green strips or walkways. This contributes to a well-kept appearance and a safe environment around the court.

Depending on the location and use, a recessed or raised edging can be chosen. W&H can advise which solution best suits your beach court.

Recessed edging is used when the beach court needs to be tightly integrated into the surroundings. This version 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 calm finish are important. This solution can also help to finish the court safely and clearly.

Raised edging provides a clear physical boundary for the beach court. This version helps keep sand better within the court and makes the transition between the beach court and the surroundings extra visible.

Raised edging is especially practical at locations where the beach court is used intensively or where sand spread must be limited as much as possible. Think of schools, campsites, holiday parks and public sports areas.

Sand spread is a common point of attention with beach courts. Through intensive use, wind and entry and exit, sand can end up outside the court. Good edging helps limit this.

This means less maintenance around the court and a tidier facility. The beach court also stays better at level, because less sand disappears from the court.

A beach court that is not covered can become dirty more quickly. Leaves, branches, waste and animals can affect the sand quality. 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 with multifunctional beach courts, good edge finishing is important. The court is then used by different target groups and must remain safe, clear and low-maintenance.

Edging helps keep the sand within the beach court and provides a neat, safe and clear demarcation of the court.

A cover protects the sand against dirt, leaves, branches, animals and unwanted use when the beach court is not in use.

A recessed edging often blends more calmly with the ground level or the surroundings, while a raised edging forms a clearer physical boundary and provides extra help in limiting sand spread.

A raised edging is suitable for locations where the beach court is used intensively or where the spread of sand into the surroundings must be limited as much as possible.

A recessed edging is suitable when the beach court needs to be fitted neatly and accessibly into the surroundings.

Edging and cover are suitable for, among others, beach volleyball, beach handball, beach korfball, beach badminton, beach tennis, beach soccer and multifunctional beach courts.