Artificial Turf Rugby Pitch Construction

Construction of artificial turf rugby pitches is very popular. Synthetic grass pitch construction is benefitting sports clubs across the UK offering them a professional surface that meets the RFU (Rugby Football Union) and RFL (Rugby Football League) national governing bodies. With more artificial turf pitch builders that ever in the country, it is important to ensure that the work is completed by an experience contractor to a professional standard.

Artificial rugby surfaces are formed using the latest technology 3G sports carpet containing a sand a rubber infill to replicate the playing characteristics of a natural grass surface. The synthetic third generation surfacing is often laid upon a rubber shockpad which will enhance the player characteristics further including; ball/surface interaction, player/surface interaction and overall safety of the fake grass surfacing. Synthetic turf suppliers can offer a range of specifications to meet different governing body guidelines for safety and performance. If you need more information on suppliers please click here http://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/suppliers/ The construction of artificial turf rugby pitches are taking place all across the UK to increase the amount of play in bad weather conditions. The organisations where the rugby surfacing is most popular include:

Schools – Synthetic turf surfaces for primary and secondary schools.
Colleges – Artificial grass pitch for training and college games.
Universities – 3G surfacing laid at RFU and RFL standards for international play.
Leisure Centres – Artificial surface with shockpad for added safety.
Sports Clubs – third generation sports surface suppliers doubling up for football and general sporting activities.

Building Synthetic Grass Rugby Pitches Near Me

Many of the top rugby clubs and surrounding areas, are now turning to the construction of artificial turfpitches to prevent the postponement of competitive matches and training in wet weather conditions. Artificial grass pitch builder often convert natural grass pitches in stadiums, schools, sport clubs etc. into 3G pitches. This work is completed by excavating down to the required depth, installation of edges haunched on concrete followed by geotextile membrane and MOT type 1 sub base. This creates a porous system which allows the free drainage of surface water into the substrata with the rest being collected by lateral drains running across the pitch into collector drains.

Artificial 0resurfacing play a large role in improving both educational and sports institutions and are the perfect alternative to natural grass pitches which proves hard to maintain year round. We can also offer help with designing and planning the project through pitch consultants who can talk you through each stage of the work. To learn more about our consultants click here http://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/consultant/ For more information regarding synthetic grass pitch construction or to obtain a free quotation please fill out the contact form on this page. We will be in touch with all the latest 3G surfacing information including costs of material, supply and installation prices along with a breakdown of what is required to construct an artificial rugby surface which meets international standards.

How to Build a 3G Pitch

If you are interested in finding out how to build a 3G pitch for rugby use, we follow these steps:

Excavate the current surfacing to exact levels
Install edges and geotextile membrane
Install MOT type 1 stone
Lay macadam sub base
Install a shockpad if required (often used for rugby)
Lay 3G surfacing

Our specialists can install 3G pitches and surrounding areas to meet individual requirements and spending budgets. You can find out more about our specifications here http://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/specifications/ We can alter our specifications to suit your needs, so please do not hesitate to contact us if you have specific requests. Our experts will be happy to talk you through the construction process and offer you a quote to build the 3G field.

Other Services We Offer

Resurfacing Synthetic Rugby Turf - https://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/resurfacing/
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Artificial Rugby Pitch Installation - https://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/installations/
Artificial Rugby Field Maintenance - https://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/maintenance/
Artificial Rugby Pitch Specifications - https://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/specifications/
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Artificial Rugby PitCh Consultants - https://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/consultant/

How much does it Cost to Build a Rugby Field?

The cost to build a rugby field near me can alter depending on a number of different factors. The biggest factor which affects the price is the area size. Having a full sized pitch installed will cost more than having a smaller facility constructed. We can alter our specifications to meet your needs; for example you may only have limited space or funds available which is why we can make a smaller version for you. The amount of preparation work will also cause the price to build a field to alter. If the area is already dug out or the MOT type 1 is already in place, the cost to prepare the surface will be cheaper, meaning the overall construction will be less costly.

We try to keep our prices as low as possible, however we only use premium materials and we carry out our work to the highest possible standard; this means that we may not be the cheapest contractors out there, but we strive to be the best. If you would like a quote on the installation of artificial rugby fields , please fill in our contact form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.