Football Zone Playground Barriers

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Ideal for designating football zones, these barriers enhance playground safety and organisation.

Versatile Setup: Easily create a full-sized football pitch or smaller activity zones. The flexible design allows for various configurations to suit different needs and spaces.
Durable Construction: Constructed from high-quality materials with a self-weighted design, ensuring stability and durability for extensive outdoor use.
Safety Enhancing: Improves playground safety by clearly defining play areas, preventing overcrowding and managing space effectively.
Easy Storage: This system is designed for ease of arrangement, which significantly simplifies the setup and dismantling process, accommodating frequent changes in playground configurations.
Educational Support: Supports physical education curriculum by facilitating structured sports activities and encouraging active participation.

Ideal for designating football zones, these barriers enhance playground safety and organisation.

Sturdy, self-weighted barriers designed to establish football pitches or separate areas within playgrounds.

These barriers offer a structured solution for segmenting playgrounds, supporting school organisation and active play. Their robust construction ensures long-lasting use in outdoor environments, making them an essential part of sports resources for schools. The 48 set can make a 20 x 5m playground football pitch (inc goal dimensions) or use the barriers to segment the playground for multiple activities. Its unique pivot feature means they can be set at 90 degree angles, creating a truly self-containing pitch. The rubber base is ideal for kicking balls against.

By establishing clear areas for football and other sports, these barriers not only enhance safety by preventing overcrowded spaces but also promote an organised environment conducive to physical activities. This strategic segmentation aids in maintaining discipline and streamlines the management of sports events in schools.
In supporting the physical education curriculum, the barriers foster a more engaged approach to sports within schools. Their ability to create specific zones for various activities helps schools increase participation in competitive sports and offers a wider, more inclusive array of physical activities to all children.