Community / education
School/community hall with safe posts, floor sockets or portable bases and easy storage.

LUTHVAR · GLOBAL SPORTS TECHNICAL LIBRARY
Volleyball facility design is three-dimensional. The playing rectangle matters, but free zones, clear height, overhead services, post restraint, lighting and multi-court separation often decide whether the hall really works.
PROJECT INTENT
School/community hall with safe posts, floor sockets or portable bases and easy storage.
Club hall with repeat setup, resilient floor, officials equipment and multi-court capability.
Competition court with exact equipment evidence, larger free space, lighting and spectator/event infrastructure.
Major event arena with FIVB-level free-space planning, high clear volume, broadcast lighting, FÍSVOR and seating.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Protect the 18 × 9 m court, free zone and free playing space above. For higher competition levels the free zone and clear height increase substantially.
Indoor surfaces must be flat, uniform and non-hazardous. Coordinate wood/synthetic floor performance, sockets, line markings and portable event floors.
Posts, sockets or portable bases, net/tensioning, antennae, referee stand and padding must operate safely under net tension and repeated setup.
Keep luminaires and roof services out of the playing volume while controlling glare and camera flicker.
Locate seating and officials outside the free zone while maintaining court access, team benches and event circulation.
Coordinate floor sockets, portable base loads, roof clearances, dividers, scoreboards, lighting, ducts, sprinklers and speakers.
Air movement and temperature affect comfort and ball behaviour; avoid draughts through the active playing volume.
Accessible routes, viewing and event circulation should be designed around the free zone and seating rather than narrowing them.
Posts, nets, referee stands, padding, ball carts and portable floors need protected storage near the hall.
FÍSVOR scoreboards, match control, PA and video should remain outside the playing volume and connect cleanly to officials.
Use the current FIVB rules for court/free-space requirements and keep exact equipment approval evidence tied to the selected products.
Inspect sockets, post bases, net/tension equipment, padding, referee stand, floor and scoring systems after repeated changeovers.
PROJECT INPUT SCHEDULE
Competition level
Court count
Free zone
Clear height
Floor system
Post/support method
Net and officials equipment
Lighting
Divider systems
Scoring / display
Storage / changeover
DRAWING & SUBMITTAL ROADMAP
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
EVIDENCE & RELEASE
Defines sport or competition requirements. It does not approve a supplier or local construction detail.
Testing, approval, certification or manufacturer evidence must match the selected product/configuration.
Where applicable, field/court/facility certification relates to the completed installation rather than the product alone.
Foundations, structural supports, wind/seismic, electrical and building interfaces remain project-specific.
Quantity, documentation, warranty, freight, installation boundaries, spares and handover are closed before order.
MAINTENANCE & HANDOVER
Floor clean / friction check
Socket inspection
Post/base hardware
Net/tension cable
Padding / referee stand
Divider system
Scoreboard/controls
Storage inventory
TECHNICAL RISK CHECK
Check posts, sockets/bases, cable, tensioner and floor/foundation restraint.
Recheck clear playing volume and suspended services.
Review fixture position/aiming and bright background surfaces.
Review equipment carts, socket caps, divider sequence and storage distance.
Check contamination, finish condition and cleaning chemistry.
Review referee stand, benches, scorer and spectator layout.
PRIMARY GOVERNING REFERENCES
Current FIVB rules covering playing area, free zone, playing surface and equipment.
SUPPLY BOUNDARY
Local design, foundations, civil works, installation, electrical work, statutory approvals, accessibility compliance and professional sign-off remain with the appropriate project parties unless a specific support item is expressly included. Current governing-body rules, exact selected-system data and local requirements take precedence over this planning pack.