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Continental Court Division Net and Curtain
Continental Court Division Net and Curtain
Continental Court Division Net and Curtain
Continental Court Division Net and Curtain
Continental Court Division Net and Curtain
Continental Court Division Net and Curtain
Continental Price on Request
Continental Roof Mounted Matchplay Basketball Goals
Continental Roof Mounted Matchplay Basketball Goals
Continental Roof Mounted Basketball Backboard & Ring
Continental Roof Mounted Basketball Backboard & Ring
Continental Roof Mounted Basketball Backboard & Ring
Continental Roof Mounted Basketball Backboard & Ring
Continental Roof Mounted Basketball Backboard & Ring
Continental Price on Request
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Continental manufactures fixed sports hall infrastructure — the roof-mounted and structural equipment that gets specified at fit-out stage rather than bought off a shelf. The range covers basketball backboard systems and court division netting for multi-use halls.

McSport Ireland specifies, supplies and installs Continental equipment for sports halls, schools and clubs nationwide.

  • Roof-mounted basketball backboard and ring — suspended units that clear the floor entirely for multi-sport use
  • Court division net and curtain — splits a hall into separate playing areas so two groups can train safely at once
  • Built for institutional use — specified for secondary schools, universities and club facilities
  • Installation included — structural equipment requires professional fitting, which McSport arranges as part of supply

Continental sports hall equipment in Ireland

Roof-mounted and divider systems are structural purchases. They need survey, correct fixing to the building and certified installation. McSport handles the full process for Irish schools and clubs, from site survey through to sign-off, and also supplies the wider basketball equipment and nets and posts ranges.

Why choose a roof-mounted basketball unit over a wall-mounted one?

Roof-mounted units suspend from the ceiling structure, leaving walls and floor space clear. This suits multi-use halls where the court needs to be reconfigured for other sports.

What is a court division curtain used for?

A division net or curtain splits a sports hall into two or more independent areas, so separate classes or teams can train simultaneously without balls crossing between zones.

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Continental manufactures fixed sports hall infrastructure — the roof-mounted and structural equipment that gets specified at fit-out stage rather than bought off a shelf. The range covers basketball backboard systems and court division netting for multi-use halls. McSport Ireland specifies, supplies and installs Continental equipment for sports halls, schools and clubs nationwide. Roof-mounted basketball backboard and ring — suspended units that clear the floor entirely for multi-sport use Court division net and curtain — splits a hall into separate playing areas so two groups can train safely at once Built for institutional use — specified for secondary schools, universities and club facilities Installation included — structural equipment requires professional fitting, which McSport arranges as part of supply Continental sports hall equipment in Ireland Roof-mounted and divider systems are structural purchases. They need survey, correct fixing to the building and certified installation. McSport handles the full process for Irish schools and clubs, from site survey through to sign-off, and also supplies the wider basketball equipment and nets and posts ranges. Why choose a roof-mounted basketball unit over a wall-mounted one? Roof-mounted units suspend from the ceiling structure, leaving walls and floor space clear. This suits multi-use halls where the court needs to be reconfigured for other sports. What is a court division curtain used for? A division net or curtain splits a sports hall into two or more independent areas, so separate classes or teams can train simultaneously without balls crossing between zones.
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