Superdome Sports Indoor Turf Installation | Brick Township, NJ
Superdome Sports Indoor Turf Installation | Brick Township, NJ
Location: Brick Township, NJ
Client: Superdome Sports
Facility: Indoor Turf Field
Project Type: Indoor Synthetic Turf Installation
Sports: Soccer, Mini Soccer, Lacrosse
Surface: Synthetic Turf
Scope: Indoor Synthetic Turf Installation
Turf System: Shaw Sports Turf Legion Pro Dual-Fiber Turf
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed an indoor synthetic turf installation at Superdome Sports in Brick Township, New Jersey.
The Client
Superdome Sports Brick provides indoor spaces for training, competition, and recreation. The facility hosts youth and adult sports programs, including leagues, tournaments, showcases, and clinics.
The Challenge
The project called for installing a synthetic turf playing surface within an indoor sports facility.
Construction Process
The project involved the installation of Shaw Sports Turf’s Legion Pro dual fiber turf system for the field.
Project Details
- Legion Pro synthetic turf installation for the indoor field.
Materials & Systems
- Shaw Sports Turf Legion Pro dual-fiber turf system.
Design Elements
- Sports lines for soccer, mini soccer, and lacrosse
FAQs
What should guide the choice of turf for an indoor sports facility? Indoor turf should be selected around the activities planned for the space and the demands placed on the playing surface. Different sports and training uses can require different surface characteristics. Keystone helps facilities compare turf options and coordinate the selected system with the installation area. Establishing those needs before installation helps ensure that the surface choice supports the intended program rather than relying on appearance alone.
How is indoor turf care planned after installation? Indoor turf still requires attention to debris, surface wear, and the condition of seams and transitions. Cleaning methods should follow the installed system’s requirements, because products and equipment suitable for one surface may not suit another. Keystone evaluates the condition and use of a field when recommending maintenance. Planning this care from the start helps facility operators identify developing issues and address them before more extensive repairs are needed.