Indoor halls
Consider the sports, court markings, mounting height and viewing directions.
Sports & Recreation
Light for
every activity.
Bring the playing area, the sport and the people using it into one brief. The level of play and viewing positions shape the design.
Plan this environment
Start with the setting
Different spaces. Different tasks.
Racket sports
Assess squash, padel, tennis and badminton according to the actual facility.
Outdoor & recreation
Account for neighbours, operating hours and site conditions.
The project brief
Three questions to start with.
- Which sport and level of use should the installation support?
- Where do players, spectators and cameras look?
- What restrictions apply to poles, mounting and light spill?
From application to equipment
Product families to consider.
Final suitability depends on the environment, the layout and the verified specification.
PRODUCT FAMILY
Linear lighting
Explore continuous rows and individual luminaires for working areas, circulation and shared spaces.
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PRODUCT FAMILY
High-bay lighting
Explore lighting for higher mounting positions in large working spaces.
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PRODUCT FAMILY
Floodlighting
Explore directed lighting for defined areas, with careful attention to the mounting and surroundings.
Explore the familyBefore you begin
A little more clarity.
Can one layout suit every racket sport?
The viewing directions, court geometry and playing conditions differ. The intended sports should be identified before the lighting layout is developed.
Can you advise on replacing an existing installation?
Start with the current layout, fixture details, mounting positions and the parts of the playing experience that need improvement.
Let’s plan your space.
Keep the sector selected as you build your business project brief.