the alignment plan in the sports hall
adjust or renew sports floor lining
A clear and tight sports floor lining completes every sports hall. It provides overview, safety and a professional appearance.
Sports floor lining with the right features
Each indoor sport has its own rules for lines: in color, size and position. In game rooms or multipurpose rooms, fantasy lines also occur.
Lines wear with the floor
Over time, the sports floor wears out due to intensive use where the lines also fade. Sometimes the rules of sports associations change and it is necessary to adjust the lines.
We help you with:
- the installation of new lines
- repairing existing lines
- repainting or removing old lines
- advice on placement, color and standardization
Safety first
Lines that are too thick or the wrong types of paint can create hazards and increase the risk of, for example, slipperiness with falls. We provide sports floor glazing with good adhesion and proper skid resistance so athletes can play safely.
Customized advice for every sports floor
We know the properties of all types and brands of sports floors. That is why we give advice on sports floor lining that fits the floor and meets the requirements of the relevant sports association.
NOC*NSF regulations
New sports floor lining guidelines
Sports floor lining of a playing field must comply with regulations established by NOC*NSF.
Sports floor lines are the lifelines on any sports floor. They define the playing field, mark boundaries and determine what is a win or loss. Without clear and sharp lines on the sports floor, athletes get lost during their game.
Newly constructed sports halls and sports floors are subject to new requirements for the playing field with lineation, exit area and siding as of 01-01-2025. Because each sport has its own unique field lines, it is advisable to prepare a lineation plan for approval. A lineation plan clarifies the size of the total sports floor area of the gymnasium.
What is important for new sports halls and lines.
- The sports floor in sports halls must be large enough because of the run-out space required. For top sports, a larger run-out space applies than for amateur sports. For Badminton, the run-out space has been adjusted from 1 to 1.5 meters.
- The contrast between the different field lines should be sufficient with respect to each other and also with respect to the floor.
- Crossing lines of fields of the same sport may not be the same color.
- Parallel lines should be at least 5 cm apart or one line width apart. They should not overlap.
- The order of lineation is from large to small.
Need advice on sports floor lining?
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