50′ x 90′ Multi-Sport Game Court & Rink in Bedford NH

This project showcases the installation of a versatile 50′ x 90′ multi-sport game court in Bedford, NH, designed to accommodate a variety of sports and activities. The court is built with high-quality materials and features a modern design, making it an excellent addition to any recreational space.

Key Features:

  • SportGame Pickleball Tile: The court is surfaced with SportGame pickleball tiles in striking dark blue granite and titanium colors, providing both durability and aesthetic appeal.
  • Court Lines: The installation includes white lines for basketball and pickleball, along with black lines for volleyball, ensuring clear markings for all sports.
  • Basketball Hoops: Two 4872 Pro Slam basketball hoops are installed, allowing for competitive play and practice.
  • Multi-Sport Net: A multi-sport net is included, enabling various games and activities to be played on the court.
  • Hockey Goals: The court features two hockey goals equipped with targets, adding to the versatility of the space.
  • Dasher Boards: Dasher boards and a nice rink liner are installed to freeze the court during winter, making it suitable for ice hockey and other winter sports.
  • Fencing: The court is enclosed with 214 lineal feet of 10 ft chain link fencing, ensuring safety and security during play.
  • Lighting: A dual LED light system with two 300-watt fixtures provides excellent illumination for nighttime gameplay, enhancing usability after dark.
Spatial Construction Bedford NH

This project also marks the beginning of our partnership with Spatial Construction out of Bedford, NH. We had the pleasure of collaborating closely with Chad and his team on the design, implementation, and build of this beautiful backyard court. Chad’s vision and design expertise brought this space to life, and we were thrilled to play a role in making it a reality. This project is the first of what we expect to be many successful collaborations with Spatial Construction in the future.

BEFORE & During The New Court Installation