Sports MUGA Fencing

The term MUGA is used a lot within the industry. MUGA stands for Multi-Use Games Area, usually manufactured from artificial grass. They incorporate all the different pitch markings for a range of different sports – all on the same pitch. Therefore, tons more activities may be played on the MUGA without the expense of providing different pitches and courts.
If you are considering MUGA fencing, then please contact us now.

MUGA fencing is a generic term used to describe a mesh fence system of enclosing many different types of sporting arenas. Our standard approach is to use a woven mesh fence panel mounted on upright posts and consisting of 200mm by 50mm rectangular apertures. A rebound panel 1.2m high is often incorporated into the bottom of the panel but this is optional.
The strength of the fencing is dictated by the diameter of the vertical support posts and also the thickness of the wire used for the mesh element. The lighter mesh wire thickness is known as 656 but we also offer the superior strength 868 system. All fittings used in a MUGA installation incorporate anti-tamper properties as standard and a barbed element can be included at the top of the panel to deter anyone seeking to climb over when the facilities are locked. The mesh fencing panels, gates and posts can be pre-painted to any colour or even a combination of colours on the RAL colour scale.

When a permanent sports and gaming arena is planned we would usually go with the preferred option of bedding the upright posts into a strong concrete foundation. Sometimes this is not possible and the alternative fallback option is to use base-plates and bolts. The best options for each particular site are usually determined by way of an initial site survey. We have a team of talented designers who have a well-earned reputation for their ability to design a solution to just about any problem.