Site amenities

Site amenities ensure that a sports park is safe, clear and practical to use. They support the daily use of the facility and contribute to the management, maintenance and appearance of the site. Think of products for demarcation, drainage, protection, routing and walk-off facilities.

We supply site amenities for various sports facilities. From football fields and hockey fields to multifunctional sports parks, school playgrounds and public sports locations

Brush mats help to limit dirt, sand, mud and artificial grass fibres at entrances, field access points and changing room zones. In this way, they contribute to a cleaner facility and less dirt being tracked into indoor areas.

For sports parks and artificial grass fields, brush mats are a practical facility in places where athletes frequently leave the field. They can be used at changing rooms, club buildings, field entrances or walking routes around the sports field.

Edging bands are used to finish sports floors, paving, artificial grass fields or other site sections neatly and firmly. They provide boundary definition, stability and a neat connection between different parts of the site.

At sports facilities, edging bands are important for a clean site layout and long-term use. They help limit shifting, subsidence or damage to edges and provide a neat transition between field, path, paving or green strip.

Good drainage is essential for a sports site that remains safe and usable. Rainwater must be drained away quickly and in a controlled manner to prevent puddles, saturation or damage to site components.

W&H supplies drainage solutions for sports facilities and site projects. Depending on the situation, options may include drainage channels, gullies, drainage possibilities or other facilities that contribute to a well-functioning sports environment.

Infrastructure facilities form the practical basis of a well-designed sports site. Think of facilities that are needed for accessibility, connection, ease of use and management of the facility. They can be part of new construction, renovation or expansion of a sports park.

With infrastructure facilities, it is important to take a good look in advance at the layout of the site, the walking routes, technical connections and the way the facility is used daily. W&H Sports is happy to think along about a suitable interpretation.

Logo mats combine functionality with recognisability. They help limit dirt being tracked in and at the same time contribute to a neat entrance or reception area. By adding the logo of the club, organisation or facility, the space immediately gets a recognisable appearance.

Logo mats are suitable for club buildings, sports halls, changing room entrances, reception areas and other places where visitors, athletes or staff enter.

Ball catchers are placed to keep balls within the playing area and protect surrounding zones. They are suitable for sports fields, training fields, school playgrounds and public sports locations where ball use takes place.

A well-placed ball catcher contributes to safety, prevents nuisance and ensures that training sessions and matches run more efficiently. Depending on the sport, location and desired height, a suitable version can be considered.

Every sports facility is different. The right site amenity depends on the sport, the location, the intensity of use and the desired lifespan. In a renovation, different points of attention often play a role than in a completely new sports park.

We think along about the right application, placement and execution of site amenities. This creates a sports site that works practically, can be used safely and matches the appearance of the facility.

We supply various site amenities for sports parks and sports facilities. Think of brush mats, edging bands, drainage solutions, infrastructure facilities, logo mats, ball catchers and protective padding.

Site amenities are used to make a sports site safe, practical and representative. They contribute to demarcation, protection, drainage, walk-off, routing and the daily management of the facility.

Yes, site amenities can be used for both renovation and new construction of sports facilities. In renovation, the focus is often on improving safety, appearance or ease of use. In new construction, site amenities can be included directly in the design of the sports park.

Brush mats are usually placed at entrances, field access points, changing room zones and walking routes around sports fields. They help to limit dirt, sand, mud and artificial grass fibres and contribute to a cleaner facility.

Ball stop nets ensure that balls remain within the sports area and that surrounding zones are better protected. This increases safety, prevents nuisance and ensures that training sessions and matches are interrupted less often.

Protective padding is needed in places where athletes may come into contact with hard parts, such as poles, walls, fencing or structures. It helps to reduce the risk of injury and is often used in sports halls, gymnasiums and around sports fields.