Court Type / Model: Children's EU certified

Client's Requirement: As a city park for the renovation of an old airport, the project had to meet the EU REACH environmental standards, the materials had to be recyclable, and the construction work had to be carried out in a way that didn't disturb the neighborhood -- after all, there was a residential area right next to the site. -- After all, there is a residential area right next to the park, so it is not a good idea to make too much noise.

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lawn is “made from plastic bottles”: The lawn is made from 100% recycled PE material, which is, to put it bluntly, processed from recycled plastic bottles. The material has not only passed the CE certification of the European Union, but also complies with the environmental standards of DIN EN 15337. The feel of the material is no different from that of the new material, and it is not at all like “second-hand material” as it is soft and bouncy when you step on it.

Construction is like “building blocks”: the steel structure is basically assembled in the factory (80% of the modules are prefabricated), and then transported to the site and assembled like building Lego. In this way, the site construction noise is particularly small, measured only 55 decibels, with the normal sound of speech is almost the same, living next to the people almost did not feel disturbed.

The fence can be “reincarnated”: The fence is made of recyclable acrylic panels, so that when the stadium is retired, 95% of the material can be reprocessed and reused, without any waste at all. This is simply “tailor-made” for Berlin, where environmental protection requirements are extremely high.

Customer Feedback

"This stadium really understands environmental protection! I was worried that the recycled material wouldn't feel good on my feet, but the players say it's no different from new grass. Construction time, not to mention the noise, even the dust is rare, the neighboring residents did not have a complaint. Now this has become the park's ‘star site’, all the people come to play on weekends, and even environmental organizations have come to visit and learn!"