Solutions For School Sports Hall Flooring School sports hall floors have more than basketball and indoor hockey to contend with – they also need to withstand dragged chairs, tables and benches. Any ordinary floor would be ripped to shreds, but not sports hall floors. The reason is simple – durability. Sports hall floors are made […]
Sports Hall Refurbishment Client: St Francis Xavier School, Richmond Project Objective The sports hall floor at St Francis Xavier School in Richmond had seen better days and looked in need of replacement after years of intensive use. The sports hall also suffered from severe acoustic issues. As specialists in all aspects of sports flooring […]
TVS PU-Sport Newcastle Academy, part of The United Endeavour Trust Scope Of Work After more than a dozen years of intensive use, the flooring of Newcastle Academy’s sports hall was showing its age. TVS addressed areas of localised damage and sanded the floor to create better layer-bonding – all in preparation for a rapid flooring […]
Project Information: After a decade of use and issues relating to its original construction, the hardwood floor in Broughton High School’s sports hall in Lancashire was failing to deliver the level of performance expected. After being invited to investigate, specialists TVS Group discovered that the floor’s elastic support system was not capable of meeting EN […]
Project Information: After a number of years without maintenance or refurbishment, the tennis and netball courts at Hilbre High school in West Kirby had fallen into a state of disrepair. The surface was clogged with mud, vegetation and loose chippings and the remnants of older line markings crisscrossing the courts were confusing and hard for […]
Background: The independent Bryanston School, in Dorset, UK has a proud tradition in sport. It counts as alumni, a number of top athletes – including a number of professional rugby players, cricketers and even a double-Olympic champion, German eventer Heinrich Romeike. As part of the school’s efforts to train the next generation of elite athletes […]
