Inflatable Sports Hall
充气体育馆
A clear-span inflatable cover that turns an outdoor pitch into a year-round facility.
Typical use
- Northern pitches losing the winter season
- School grounds needing weather certainty
- Clubs converting outdoor hours into sellable indoor hours
- Temporary competition and warm-up venues
Why an inflatable structure
- No columns, so pitch markings and equipment are unaffected
- No foundation — the ground is handed back as found
- Comes down out of season instead of standing idle
Where this is not the right choice
Nearly every inflatable sports hall on the market is an air-supported dome held up by blowers that run continuously and entered through an airlock. That is a different product at a lower cost per square metre. If a quote is being compared against ours, establish which construction it is first — otherwise the comparison is meaningless.
Working pressure, membrane thickness, tensile and tear strength, weight, packed volume, deployed dimensions, fire rating and warranty are being verified with our manufacturing partner and independent laboratories. We publish figures when they are documented, not before.
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Page updated 2026-08-29
Common questions
- How much does an air dome cost?
- Air-supported domes are the cheapest way to cover a large span and dominate the sports-hall market for that reason. An air-wall structure costs more per square metre; what you buy for the difference is independence from continuous blower power.
- Does an air dome need constant power?
- Yes. An air-supported dome is held up by internal pressure from blowers that run continuously, with standby power in case of failure. An air-wall structure is self-supporting once inflated and the blowers stop.
- What span can an inflatable hall cover?
- Span capability is a structural question that needs verified working pressure and material strength to answer. We do not commit to a span before that data exists.