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The Council of the City of Dandenong contracted Dynamic Sports Facilities to construct a multi-sport court  for the community of Springvale South, Victoria. The court which was completed in December 2018 has line markings and equipment for futsal and basketball.

Situated alongside an existing children’s play area and picnic area, it is becoming very popular with the locals. 

The Dynamic Sports Facilities team began this project by excavating and preparing the subgrade, then poured a 125mm thick concrete slab with mesh reinforcement. This received three coats of low slip ‘Plexipave’ acrylic surfacing in ‘Australian Open Velocity Blue’ with ‘Outback Clay’ in the basketball keys and centre circle to compliment the similarly coloured playground equipment alongside the court.

‘Blade Recreation’ futsal and basketball towers were installed, which are a fantastic combination of a basketball hoop and futsal cage/goal, and come in heavy-duty materials, ideal for all weather situations.

Dynamic Sports Facilities help communities get active by creating modern sports facilities.

They advise that if your sports club needs a new netball court, tennis court or cricket wickets, there are many sporting grants available to community clubs and groups that can help fund the construction or restoration of sports facilities.

Click here to contact Dynamic Sports Facilities via their Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory listing.

Information on the Holden Home Ground Advantage program can be seen at www.holden.com.au/discover-holden/home-ground-advantage

Information on the NSW Community Building Partnership is at www.nsw.gov.au/improving-nsw/projects-and-initiatives/community-building-partnership/

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