Everything for indoor hockey
From indoor hockey goals and goal nets to stands and the complete furnishing of the hockey dome. At SKOR, you will find solutions for practically and professionally furnishing a sports hall for indoor hockey.
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Indoor Hockey in Practice
An indoor hockey facility requires a smart layout where playing area, use of materials, and facilities for players and spectators are well coordinated. In our projects, we therefore don't just look at individual products, but at how the entire space functions during training sessions, matches, and events.
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From indoor hockey goals and nets to grandstands and a complete hockey dome. We help you think about a design that suits your sports hall and how it is used.
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Complete indoor hockey setup
Indoor hockey places different demands on the setup than field hockey. In a sports hall, the available space is often more limited, and the same hall is used for multiple sports. Therefore, materials must not only be suitable for intensive use but also practical to install, move, and store.
SKOR supplies various solutions for indoor hockey setups, from goals and accessories to grandstands and complete hockey dome setups. We consider the use of the sports hall and how the various components are deployed during training sessions and matches.
Indoor hockey goals for training and matches
Specific indoor hockey goals are used for indoor hockey that match the dimensions and use of the indoor sport. Stability, durability, and portability play an important role in the choice.
Separate indoor hockey goal nets are also available. This way, an existing goal can easily be fitted with a suitable new net without having to replace the entire indoor hockey goal.
Accessories for indoor hockey in the sports hall
Under indoor hockey accessories, you will find additional materials for setting up and using the playing field. These include hockey boards, goal nets, and other practical accessories for training sessions and matches. Because sports halls are often used multifunctionally, it is important that these materials can be easily moved and stored after use. This ensures the hall remains available for other sports and activities.
Sports hall grandstands for spectators
During matches and tournaments, the public also needs a good place. Sports hall grandstands are available in various designs and can be adapted to the desired number of seats and the available space in the hall.
Depending on the use, a permanent or flexible grandstand solution can be chosen. This keeps the setup practical during indoor hockey matches, without unnecessarily limiting the usability of the sports hall for other activities.
Complete hockey dome setup
For locations where indoor hockey plays a central role, the setup of a complete hockey dome can also be considered. Goals, hockey boards, playing facilities, and facilities for players and spectators are approached as a single entity. By coordinating these components in advance, an indoor hockey environment is created that functions efficiently during training sessions, matches, and events.
What should you pay attention to when setting up indoor hockey?
Several factors play a role in setting up indoor hockey. These include the available space, the intensity of use, how materials are moved and stored, and the number of players and visitors using the hall.
Every sports hall is used differently. Therefore, for each situation, we determine which combination of indoor hockey goals, hockey boards, grandstands, and other facilities best suits the accommodation. This creates a setup that not only works during matches but also remains practical in the daily use of the sports hall.
Advice on your indoor hockey accommodation
Would you like to discuss the setup of your indoor hockey accommodation? Please contact us via info@skor.nl or call us at +31 88 008 1100. We are happy to help you find a suitable setup for your sports hall.
