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LUTHVAR — Sports & Recreation Systems — People · Places · Performance

INDOOR SPORTS EQUIPMENT · TECHNICAL CENTRE

LUTHVAR COMPLETE · TECHNICAL ROUTING

Choose the sport first. Then resolve the equipment interfaces that can make or break the hall.

One public technical hub for Basketball, Netball, Volleyball, Badminton, Futsal, Handball and Floorball. Shared building systems can be coordinated once, while each sport keeps its own exact equipment, evidence and operating pathway.

07indoor sports · six specialist technical centres
Shared hall infrastructure can be coordinated onceSport equipment evidence stays separateExact models follow the technical pathwaySupply-only scope remains explicit

SPORT TECHNICAL CENTRES

Six specialist centres. Seven indoor sports.

Start with the sport that creates the hardest interface for the project. In a shared hall, repeat this step for every competition sport before the floor, structure, services or storage plan is frozen.

01BASKETBALL

Basketball Equipment Technical Centre

Backstop mounting + building interface

Floor loading, slab / wall / roof reactions, movement envelope, parking and shot-clock interfaces.

Core equipment layerMobile, floor-fixed, wall and ceiling backstops · boards · rings · padding · FÍSVOR
02VOLLEYBALL

Volleyball Equipment Technical Centre

Post + floor / socket interface

Sleeves, floor build-up, portable-base stability, net tension, referee positions and multi-court storage.

Core equipment layerSocketed and portable posts · nets · antennae · tensioning · padding · referee systems
03BADMINTON

Badminton Equipment Technical Centre

Playing environment + court-bank logistics

Shuttle sightlines, visual backgrounds, low-draft airflow, roll-floor handling and high-count court storage.

Core equipment layerPosts · nets · umpire systems · ATHREN roll-out floors · court-bank storage · FÍSVOR
04NETBALL

Netball Equipment Technical Centre

Post support + floor / foundation interface

Sprung-floor sleeves indoors, footings / drainage outdoors, shared-court changeover and scorer / bench zones.

Core equipment layerIndoor sleeves · outdoor posts · rings · nets · padding · benches / officials · FÍSVOR
05FUTSAL + HANDBALL

Futsal + Handball Equipment Technical Centre

Goal restraint + separate sport evidence

Exact goal-to-substrate restraint, goal-end protection, movement / storage and separate evidence for each sport.

Core equipment layerFutsal goals · Handball goals · nets · restraint / anchoring · protection · officials · FÍSVOR
06FLOORBALL

Floorball Equipment Technical Centre

Rink movement + storage volume

Panel count, trolley geometry, door widths, turning space, storage depth and exact rink / goal evidence.

Core equipment layerFull and compact boards · gates · corners · goals · board trolleys · storage · FÍSVOR

CROSS-SPORT COMPARISON

The dominant technical problem changes by sport.

The hall should be coordinated around the hardest interfaces, not around a generic list of sports equipment.

SportDominant equipment interfaceMovement / storage issueEvidence controlTechnical route
BasketballBackstop ↔ floor / wall / roof structureBackstop movement envelope + parkingExact backstop / board / ring evidenceOpen
VolleyballPost ↔ floor socket / portable basePosts, nets, referee systems + court-bank storageExact post / net system evidenceOpen
BadmintonEquipment ↔ lighting / background / airflowHigh-count posts, nets, umpire chairs + roll floorsExact court-equipment / event-floor evidenceOpen
NetballGoalpost ↔ sprung floor / outdoor foundationRemovable posts, caps, pads + shared-court changeoverExact post / ring / padding evidenceOpen
Futsal + HandballGoal ↔ restraint / substrateTwo goal pathways + goal parking / storageSeparate sport-specific goal evidenceOpen
FloorballRink perimeter ↔ hall handling routePanel trolleys, door widths + large storage volumeExact rink-board and goal evidenceOpen

SHARED TECHNICAL LAYERS

Coordinate these once at hall level—then verify each sport against them.

This is where the Technical Centre hub connects back into the complete indoor-hall architecture.

Floor + substrate

Sockets, sleeves, anchors, loads, floor protection and sport-surface interfaces are closed before exact equipment release.

Movement + parking

Retractable, portable and mobile equipment is specified with its operating envelope, movement route and parked condition.

Protection

Wall, column, goal-end and equipment padding is coordinated with sport geometry, access and building interfaces.

Teams + officials

Benches, substitutions, referee / umpire positions and scorer zones are kept outside the active playing envelope.

FÍSVOR

Scoring, timing, shot clocks, repeaters and venue displays retain sport-specific controls while sharing venue infrastructure.

Storage + changeover

Storage volume, trolleys, door widths and changeover routes are designed around the real equipment set—not leftover space.

Evidence gate

Approvals, homologations and governing-body claims stay attached to the exact supplied product or installed system.

Project handover

Installation scope, local structure, power/data, documentation, testing and destination responsibilities remain explicit.

ARCHITECT + SPECIFIER PATHWAY

Need the floor, structure, services and drawing interfaces in one place?

The Architect & Specifier Coordination Centre consolidates sockets, sleeves, reactions, overhead conflicts, storage, power/data, drawing submissions and project responsibilities across all seven sports.

01

Floor + substrate

Build-up, sockets, sleeves, anchors, rolling loads and protection.

02

Structure

Wall / roof reactions, secondary steel and suspended-equipment interfaces.

03

Services

Dividers, lights, HVAC, sprinklers, power, data and controls.

04

Drawings

Submission register, setting-out, storage and coordination information.

05

Release

Exact-product evidence, responsibilities and handover documentation.

TECHNICAL ROUTE

Use the same decision sequence on every indoor project.

The order matters because equipment interfaces become expensive to fix after the floor, structure and services are already frozen.

01

Set sport hierarchy

Primary sports, secondary sports, use level and concurrent modes.

02

Open each Technical Centre

Identify the sport-specific equipment and dominant interfaces.

03

Freeze hall interfaces

Floor, structure, dividers, storage, lighting, power/data and circulation.

04

Match exact evidence

Release exact models only after current evidence matches the project pathway.

05

Build the Project Brief

Turn the coordinated technical pathway into a project-specific quotation scope.

COMPLETE INDOOR HALL

Use the hub for sport selection. Use the hall programme for complete coordination.

The Technical Centre hub controls the equipment decision paths; the Complete Indoor Multi-Sport Hall programme coordinates flooring, dividers, FÍSVOR, lighting, seating, storage, structure and support spaces around them.

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