Badminton

When buying badminton posts, it is important to look at the location and the use. If the court is set up permanently, badminton posts in floor sockets are often a good choice. If the space is used for multiple sports, mobile badminton posts are more practical.

W&H can advise which version best suits your sports hall, gymnasium or badminton accommodation. In doing so, we look at stability, mobility, installation, storage and intensity of use.

Badminton posts for floor sockets are used for fixed or semi-fixed badminton setups. The posts are placed in floor sockets, creating a stable and tidy court setup.

This version is suitable for sports halls, badminton clubs and accommodations where badminton is played regularly or structurally. Thanks to the fixed placement, the court remains ready to play quickly and easily.

Mobile badminton posts are suitable for locations where flexibility is important. They can be easily placed, moved and stored. This makes them ideal for sports halls, schools, gymnasiums and multifunctional spaces.

With mobile badminton posts, a space can quickly be converted for badminton and then made available again for other sports or activities.

A badminton net is an essential part of the badminton court. The net is stretched between the badminton posts and must be placed tightly, stably and at the correct height.

W&H supplies badminton nets for various applications. In combination with fixed or mobile badminton posts, this creates a complete badminton setup for training sessions, competitions and recreational use.

Badminton is very suitable for schools, PE lessons and sports halls. The sport is accessible, quick to organize and suitable for different ages and levels.

For schools and multifunctional sports halls, mobile badminton posts are often a practical choice. They make it possible to use the space flexibly and to store materials easily afterwards.

The choice between fixed and mobile badminton posts depends on how the accommodation is used. At a fixed badminton location, posts in floor sockets are often the most stable solution. For multifunctional use, mobile posts offer more flexibility.

We can help make this choice. This creates a badminton setup that fits the space, the users and the daily management.

In addition to badminton posts and nets, we can also think along about additional furnishing of the accommodation. Think of stands, dugouts, advertising profiles or other sports hall and competition facilities.

In this way, a badminton location can be equipped not only from a sporting-technical perspective, but also in a practical and representative way.

A badminton court is 13.40 metres long and 6.10 metres wide for doubles. For singles, the width is 5.18 metres.

The pole spacing is related to the width of the badminton court and the correct placement of the net. W&H can advise on the correct positioning for your accommodation.

Badminton posts in ground sockets are suitable for fixed or semi-fixed badminton setups where stability is important.

Mobile badminton posts are suitable when the space is used flexibly and the posts need to be moved or stored away after use.

Yes, we supply badminton nets that can be combined with fixed or mobile badminton posts.

Yes, mobile badminton posts are intended for flexible use and can be moved or stored away afterwards, depending on the design and storage space.