Temporary sports halls

When existing leisure facilities need major renovation work, or a new build is required following a disaster such as fire, a temporary structure may be the answer. With fast build times, facilities can soon become available again for sports enthusiasts.

Temporary extensions to existing buildings can be a useful commodity. They can be built and dismantled quickly and in line with fluctuating demand, to ensure sports halls need never again be under utilised.

The advantages of a temporary sports hall

Specially developed walls for optimal acoustics
Solid, raised system or concrete floor
Fast delivery and build times
Operational life from a few months to several years
Fully insulated
Sustainable: Can be fully dismantled and reused
Modular: Flexible dimensions and design
Easy to partition
Appearance and characteristics of a permanent building
Hire, purchase or lease options available

Neptunus is proud to be awarded the title of Official Supplier of the Netherlands Olympic Committee (NOC*NSF) and Preferred Supplier of the KNVB (Royal Dutch Football Association). In recent years, NOC*NSF has commissioned Neptunus to supply a number of high-quality sports facilities for multiple purposes at the Papendal Sports Park. Neptunus halls are built to NOC*NSF standards and are accredited with Energy Label A.

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When would a semi-permanent sports hall benefit you?

The existing facilities no longer meet requirements or there is increasing demand for extra space
To prepare for, or to facilitate large events, such as the Olympic Games
To replace or extend existing facilities
During building work following a disaster such as a fire
When building a permanent sports hall is not an option, despite demand in a particular area
To cover an existing outside track
To temporarily increase capacity for a fixed period

For more information or advice, please contact a Neptunus representative.