Lighting & Mast Solution
Mast Installations for a Sports Complex
A modern sports complex requires reliable, energy-efficient lighting, safe access, and solutions that comply with current standards. VDL Sports Projects provides complete mast systems for sports facilities, ranging from football and hockey fields to tennis and padel courts. Our masts are calculated according to NEN-EN 40 and manufactured to EN 1090-CE standards, and we design lighting plans in accordance with EN 12193 and NSVV guidelines for light nuisance. With options such as climbing masts and tiltable masts, we ensure safe access and efficient maintenance, giving sports clubs and municipalities sustainable and future-proof solutions.
Sustainable and Future-Oriented
VDL’s lighting and mast solutions are designed for long service life and minimal energy consumption. By using modern LED technology and intelligent light control, the lighting can be adjusted to the usage of the sports complex, resulting in energy savings and reduced light pollution. This makes the investment not only sustainable but also cost-effective.
Comprehensive Support from Design to Maintenance
VDL offers more than just masts and fixtures. We support clients from the initial design and lighting plan to installation and ongoing maintenance. With our expertise in mast construction, lighting, and safety regulations, we provide a reliable infrastructure that meets the demands of today and tomorrow.
Inspection & Maintenance for Maximum Safety
To ensure the safety of the public, athletes and the surrounding environment, VDL also provides inspection and maintenance services for masts and lighting installations. Through periodic checks, technical inspections and timely maintenance, structures remain stable, energy-efficient and fully compliant with all relevant safety standards. This keeps every installation reliable during daily use as well as under heavy load.
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