Sport Dome Installation
Concrete preparation, perimeter anchoring, site clearance, and typical setup time.
Sport Dome material and aluminum track laid out along the concrete perimeter.
Concrete Anchoring
A Sport Dome requires a concrete slab or perimeter footing for anchoring. It is necessary to anchor the dome into concrete so that it is able to withstand higher wind speeds during winter storms.
Concrete anchors, commonly called Red Head anchors, secure an aluminum track around the full perimeter. Anchors are typically spaced approximately 1 foot apart, though spacing may vary with the size of the dome.
- Anchoring surface
- Concrete slab or perimeter footing
- Perimeter connection
- Aluminum track
- Typical anchor spacing
- Approximately 1 ft.
Fastening the aluminum track over the edge of the dome material.
Perimeter Clearance
An inflated dome can move slightly in strong winds. Keep the concrete slab or footing away from buildings, structures, trees, and other obstacles that could puncture the dome.
- Short walls
- 6 ft. of clearance
- Long walls
- 8 ft. of clearance
Typical Setup Time
Installation time varies with dome size, crew size, and weather conditions.
- Typical installation
- 1 to 2 days
- Schedule varies with
- Dome size, crew size, and weather
Plan Your Sport Dome Installation
Tell us about the playing area, concrete perimeter, site clearances, and seasonal schedule so we can help plan the enclosure.
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