MUGA Construction in Sollas / Solas

The MUGA court construction in Sollas / Solas HS6 5 process is completely different for every individual project, giving you the freedom to customise the installation to meet your sporting activities requirements and fit within your budget.

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As sport pitch contractors we have installed these facilities for different sports clubs, local authorities and Schools all over the UK.

We can help guide you through every aspect of the full construction project https://www.muga.org.uk/contractors/western-isles/sollas-solas

The installation of a multisports is carried out in different ways depending on the chosen flooring type for the facility, but the process follows a similar pattern for each surface option.

To speak to a member of our experienced team about the construction costs for multisport areas for a free quote, please fill in our simple contact form today.

MUGA Surface Foundations Near Me

The first stage of a local MUGA court construction project is the groundworks and MUGA surface foundations; this involves excavating the existing area and laying down a geotextile membrane which will prevent weeds and plants from growing up into the surface.

Next, a dynamic stone sub-base is installed, which is made up of a layer of angular stones which lock together to give the surface stability.

A macadam base can then be applied onto the stones to create a smooth and even foundation for the multiuse area surfacing layer to be installed onto.

When the base layers have been put down, you can then choose to have a shockpad installed, this provides shock absorbency and support for players’ joints when participating in sports.

A shockpad always has to be installed for contact sports like rugby and is recommended for football as it helps prevent injuries and ensures the multisport facility will be safe for players due to its safety characteristics.

Multi Sport Surfacing Near Me

When the foundations and shockpad have been put down, the next stage of the nearby MUGA construction is installing the multi-sport flooring itself.

You can choose from a variety of different colours and surface types which we install including 3G artificial grass, polymeric rubber and sand-filled needlepunch/multisport synthetic turf.

Each specification provides different performance qualities for a multitude of activities and can be tailored to suit the primary sport you'd like to have in your play areas, for example, tennis courts.

We will discuss the design options to make sure you choose a surface type which works with the sports you want to play. For hard court surfaces like polymeric rubber and macadam, a coloured anti-slip coating will be applied to the whole playing area.

This will be done in a colour design of your choice, additional coloured line markings and anti-slip paint will be put down for different sports depending on your requirements and the surface you desire.

Multi Use Games Area Equipment in Sollas / Solas

The final part of a MUGA pitch construction in Sollas / Solas HS6 5 project is any extra multi-use games area equipment or accessories you choose to have installed along with the surfacing.

These extras could include floodlights, fencing in a range of heights, and maintenance equipment to keep your sports facility in top condition.

Our facility experts will talk you through all of the various options so you can select extra features which suit your budget https://www.muga.org.uk/western-isles/sollas-solas

Having this extra equipment in surrounding areas can help you make the most out of your facility by keeping it secure and preventing any damage from vandalism or overuse.

The installation of sports floodlighting will also enable you to rent the facility out in non-daylight hours to other teams and clubs for training sessions and matches which will help boost revenue for your organisation.

What is the Cost of Building a MUGA?

The cost of building all-weather pitches/a MUGA court can be affected by a number of different factors. These factors include the surfacing specification you choose, the area size of the facility, existing ground conditions and access to the site.

It’s important to consider all these variables and assess them properly when deciding on a budget for a multisport facility installation project; this will make sure you get great sports flooring at the best value price for your organisation. 

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We are able to alter our designs and specifications to meet your individual spending budgets.

Although there is standard dimensions for specific sports pitches, we can reduce the size of an area to lower the costs.

We can also offer more cost-effective surface types; for example, if you're a school with a low budget and you want an activity facility installed, we may recommend having a sand infill needlepunch synthetic turf installed rather than polymeric surfacing.

This will help to bring the costs of building a multisports area down.

How to Build a MUGA

If you are interested in a new surface and finding out how to build a MUGA, please have a look at the following steps:

1. Dig up the current surfacing and lay a geotextile membrane down

2. Stone up and install a macadam sub base if necessary to create a smooth surfacing

3. Install a shockpad if you are going to be carrying out sports like rugby

4. Install the top layer of surfacing which you want to play the sports on

5. Apply line markings, anti-slip paint and bright colours to the court if necessary

If you would like a closer look at our Multi use games area construction then get in touch and we can provide you with case studies and videos of our past installation work.

Please be advised that a MUGA construction can be dependent on weather conditions.

Other Services We Offer

• MUGA Surfacing in Sollas / Solas - https://www.muga.org.uk/surfacing/western-isles/sollas-solas

• MUGA Contractors in Sollas / Solas - https://www.muga.org.uk/contractors/western-isles/sollas-solas

• MUGA Colour Spraying in Sollas / Solas - https://www.muga.org.uk/colour-spraying/western-isles/sollas-solas

• MUGA Line Markings in Sollas / Solas - https://www.muga.org.uk/line-marking/western-isles/sollas-solas

• MUGA Maintenance in Sollas / Solas - https://www.muga.org.uk/maintenance/western-isles/sollas-solas

• MUGA Sports Court Repairs in Sollas / Solas - https://www.muga.org.uk/repairs/western-isles/sollas-solas

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Our friendly team members will get back to you as soon as possible with help and advice on installation work along with a free quote for your sports facilities!