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Design idea of a multi sport court in a park

A multi-use games area in a park

Public parks are widely popular nowadays, and they are spaces that attract a huge variety of people. Some of them come to relax, read a book or simply enjoy the green areas. Others come to meet people and be active. Sometimes this can cause conflicting situations, like children running after a ball in the same area where people are setting up the barbecue. This can easily be prevented by creating active and non-active zones in a park, and a Multi Use Games Area is a great way to create an active area. It is designed to simply keep the ball inside the court and to facilitate many different sports. By choosing the Wood Plastic Composite panels, the MUGA blends into the park environment while at the same time being maintenance free. The lifetime warranty on the steel structural parts is important because this is a site which will be heavily used and enjoyed by many!

DESIGN IDEA IS FOR CONCEPTUAL PURPOSE ONLY.

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MUGA, 13x26m, WPC

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MUGA, 13x26m, WPC

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Sydbyens Bevægelses Park, Denmark

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