Long Jump Installers in Bristol | Long Jump Pit Installation
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Our team have carried out a number of projects including the installation of athletics facilities for numerous clients such as schools, colleges, clubs and professional organisations. We offer a choice of specifications and surface types to suit each individual client and budget. Long jump is an athletics event which is enjoyed by many children and adults, so high quality jumping tracks make it easier for people of all ages to get involved. If you’d like a quote for installing this kind of athletics facility, please contact us by filling in the form on this page. Groundworks are the first thing that should be done while fitting a long-jump runway and pit, this is so that your existing ground is correctly prepared. The preparation works are necessary and if not done in the correct way, it may cause complications or damage to the facility.
The current ground should be excavated to the required level to ensure a strong sub-base. A sandpit will also be installed at the end of a run-up track to create a safe landing area, this can be designed to suit a number of area sizes. A geotextile membrane will usually be put down to prevent weeds from growing up through the final surfacing and causing contamination. A natural stone sub base will then be installed to produce a solid and porous base layer. For the final part of the groundworks, a macadam base could be added, this will make the surface level, durable and porous.
There are two different surfacing specifications which we offer for nearby athletics tracks. These are the Multisport synthetic sand filled carpet, and the polymeric EPDM rubber surfacing. Both of these specifications are porous so they won’t hold water, and they each have different characteristics to suit individual performance standards so they could be closest to your requirements.
If you want the long-jump run-up to stay appearing its very best, regular servicing should really be done. To be proactive with the upkeep, a regular cleaning and maintenance plan should be put together. This can help to stop impairments and make sure the surface is kept safe and reliable for regular use. Brushing and then getting rid of any contamination must be carried out frequently, along with a mild jet wash.
For anyone looking to have a long-jump installed the costs will depend on several design factors. The size of a facility and the chosen surface type will have an effect on our final price, as well as the site location. So please speak with one of our expert contractors and let us know what your budget is so we can offer you a price. Just complete the enquiry form with your details and we’ll come back to you with more details on the costs of a long jump pit installation as quickly as possible.
Long jump runways are popular athletics facilities which can be installed in a range of surface types and designs for clubs, schools and colleges with use in competitive events and recreational games.
Long Jump Installers have had over 20 years experience with long jump pit installations and are happy to be one of the leading companies within the long jump market. If you've found yourself searching for the right long jump runway material and/or the best sport england long jump specifications, then be sure to read our long jump pit construction specifications page and why you should consider getting a synthetic long jump installation at your facility. We work nationwide as well, so if your searching "long jump pit near me", then we're more than happier to help out, check out our website here: https://www.longjump.org.uk/index.php/about-us
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