24 June 2015 | Playrite

New Football surface at Fulbridge Academy

Fulbridge Academy in Peterborough was recently the recipient of a Brand new, state of the art, 3G football pitch, the installation towards the end of 2014 was a much sought after addition to the schools sports department.

The material chosen was Playrite Conqueror 60 MF, a dedicated 3G football surface. These surfaces offer maximum comfort under foot, exceptional ball bounce, ball roll characteristics, good ball control and are filled with a sand and rubber granule to form a rubber crumb sports pitch. Playrite are able to offer a range of varying pile heights within the Conqueror portfolio.

GD Amore Ltd are a specialised Building and civil engineering company, who liased with Playrite and their sub contractor Bradley Surfacing to be able to provide a high quality durable 3G football surface to meet the schools requirements. Conqueror 60MF was chosen as the most suitable material for this purpose, for both its quality and the fact that is manufactured in the UK.

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