Making Tennis Court into a MUGA in Dron

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A MUGA is a multi-use games area where a variety of different sports can be played in a single area.

Tennis Court Contractors are experts when it comes to making tennis courts into a MUGA all-purpose sports court in Dron PH2 9 and can carry out these services at a cost-effective price. 

There are a large number of different surfaces used for sport courts in the UK which are used to meet the guidelines set out by ITF and LTA.

All-weather multi-use games areas are often made up of porous materials with an open textured permeable membrane. The installation of MUGAs with this type of system allows the drainage of surface water and ensures the flooring is SUDs compliant and suitable for play in wet weather conditions.

Sports surfacing suitable for multi-use games areas include:

  • Macadam Surfacing - Porous tarmac surfacing with two spray coats of coloured polyurethane or acrylic paint ideal for courts and a wide range of other sports.

  • Polymeric Rubber Sports Court – EPDM rubber flooring sprayed in a polyurethane paint, ideal for MUGAs including tennis and netball and can be used for football, hockey, basketball and general athletic sporting activities.

  • Sand Filled / Sand Dressed Carpet – Supplied and installed at different pile heights to suit one or two sports in particular or a wide array of multi-use games.

  • 3G Surfacing - Upgrading to a 3G / 4G surface in order to improve your sporting facility.

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Tennis Court MUGA Upgrade

When upgrading your existing tennis courts to a MUGA in the UK there many options available.

Certain multi-use games areas will require a full rip up and replace when the current surface has become completely unusable. However in many cases on existing macadam, polymeric and artificial grass surfaces in Dron it's possible to repair the present flooring or do a full recap of the area to ensure it is suitable for play.

A range of sport surfacing designs http://tenniscourtcontractors.co.uk/other/tennis-court-design-spcification/perth-and-kinross/dron so you can choose the best one for your facility and ensure the final result is just what you want. 

With many different suppliers and installers of tennis courts and multi-use games areas in the UK it is important that you check that the organisation has all the suitable certifications and accreditations in place before placing an order.

Feel free to contact one of our experts by filling in our enquiry form with your details. We'll get back to you as quickly as possible with some information on prices, surface types and designs for MUGA renovations.

What is a MUGA?

A MUGA is a multi-use games area where a variety of different sports can be played in a single space near me.

A number of flooring types may be used for a MUGA including polymeric, macadam, synthetic turf and needlepunch multisport synthetic carpet.

The sports you want to play on the facility will generally determine the type of sports surfacing which we will install for your multisport facility.

MUGAs are often installed at schools and sports clubs with limited space or limited funds; this is because the facility can be utilised for numerous sports and so it is a much more cost-effective option when compared to having multiple sports facilities.

How to Upgrade your Tennis Courts Near Me

If you are looking at how to upgrade your court to a nearby multisport facility, our experts can complete the following steps:

  1. Rip up existing surface

  2. Install sub base if existing sub-base is not in good condition

  3. Lay multisport flooring type of your choice

  4. Paint surface of a macadam or polymeric court

  5. Apply line markings

If you are interested in upgrading your local tennis court into a MUGA facility closest to you, we can offer you a number of sport surfacing types which will work for the sports you want to play. We can offer you professional advice on the surfacing, such as polymeric rubber crumb http://tenniscourtcontractors.co.uk/surfaces/polymeric-rubber-crumb-surfaces/perth-and-kinross/dron, you should have installed and details regarding the resurfacing process to the surrounding areas.

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Modifying Tennis Court to Multi Use Games Area in Dron

There are several surfacing options when considering resurfacing your tennis facility.

The flooring choice should be dictated by the sports that are to be played on the surface and the user demand for sports.

It may be you would just like to give your surface a SAPCA compliant spray coating to get your multisport surface to meet the TRRL rating of other sports e.g. Netball TRRL 75.

We can apply slip-resistant colour coatings in Dron PH2 9 to give the multi-use games area a bright and eye-catching appearance, and to improve the playing characteristics.

Learn more about colour coatings here http://tenniscourtcontractors.co.uk/applications/tennis-court-colour-coating/perth-and-kinross/dron or speak to us today. 

There are a variety of suppliers and installers of multi-use games area sport surfaces and a wide array of contractors who can resurface sports facilities. With a variety of flooring options available there are many different NGB accreditations your new surface could meet including, FIFA 2*, FIFA1*, FIH, IRB and RFU.

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For more information on how to upgrade your facility to a multisport area within the UK, please fill out our contact form today and we will be in touch with some professional information regarding sport surfacing.

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For more information regarding making tennis court into a MUGA in Dron PH2 9 and costs for these services, please fill in our contact form.

Our experts are happy to give you all the information you require to get the best results possible. Whether you want to upgrade a tennis court or MUGA, we are on hand to provide the service you are looking for.

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