Professional-grade PVCu perimeter fencing for leisure centre pitches and multi-sport facilities. The clean, modern appearance a public-facing site demands, with no repainting schedule, no annual contractor visit and a 15-year warranty.
Leisure centres and local authority facilities are public-facing environments where appearance matters as much as performance — and where a maintenance line in the annual budget is a real cost, not a footnote. Steel corrodes and needs repainting. Timber greys and splinters. Temporary fencing sends the wrong message entirely. Bright white PVCu holds its appearance permanently: no repainting schedule, no maintenance budget, no annual contractor visits. It looks the same in year 15 as on day one.

A fully enclosed multi-use games area with the white PVCu perimeter system.
Bright white, clean lines, no rust or discolouration. The system presents a professional image to members and visitors year-round — which matters where first impressions drive bookings.
Zero maintenance means zero ongoing cost. No painting, no treatment, no replacement sections. Over 15 years the system typically costs less than timber or steel once maintenance is factored in.
Football, rugby, hockey, netball — the same fence works across pitch types and adapts to any rectangular layout, with gates positioned to suit your access arrangements.
A fully enclosed perimeter with controlled gates helps manage pay-to-use pitches, direct users around the site, and keep unbooked access off the surface.
Independently tested for UV resistance and high and low temperature performance. UV weathering to ASTM G154 returned a colour change of ΔE 0.70 after 1,000 hours. It will not crack in frost, warp in heat or fade in sun, and it carries a 15-year warranty.
Supply anywhere in the UK. Our supply & install service runs through our vetted contractor network across the North of England and is expanding. We manage the project from survey to completion — suited to local authority sites and leisure operators.
Three variants to match your facility and budget. All are independently tested, carry the same 15-year warranty, and share the same posts and rails — the difference is the infill.
| System | Double Mesh | Single Mesh | Post & Rail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ball retention | Maximum | High | None |
| Appearance | Premium | Professional | Clean |
| Maintenance required | None | None | None |
| 15-year warranty | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Supply only, per m ex VAT | £59 | £54 | £49 |
| Supply & install, per m ex VAT | £91 | £84 | £77 |
| Best for | Pay-to-use pitches, MUGAs, main pitches | Training pitches, secondary areas | Boundary demarcation |
Gates and delivery are itemised separately: single gate (1.5m) £500, double gate (3.0m) £1,000, delivery £500 flat with Moffett off-load. All ex VAT.
Full setting-out detail, including the foundation sequence and concrete quantities, is on our installation guide.
The foundation is a 300mm diameter hole at 750mm deep. On an AGP that means going through the carpet and shockpad into the sub-base, which has implications for drainage layers and any surface warranty. Confirm the build-up and depth available with your AGP contractor or surface warranty provider before ordering, and tell us what you find — on some constructions a surface-mounted or shallower solution is the right answer, and we would rather say so than sell you something that voids a pitch warranty.
The Premier League Stadium Fund is for clubs in the National League System. The Football Foundation cannot fund pitch perimeter barriers at all. Neither is a route for a leisure centre or local authority facility, whoever operates it.
Most leisure facility fencing is funded from capital expenditure, planned maintenance budgets or local authority capital programmes. Sport England funding is available to eligible organisations for capital facility improvements, and National Lottery community funding may apply where a community club or trust operates the site. Programme names and eligibility change, so check the current position rather than relying on a scheme name seen elsewhere.
We provide the full specification, independent test reports, warranty documentation, marked-up site plan, itemised quote and schedule of works required for a procurement submission or asset management case — within 24 hours and at no charge. Tell us what format your process needs and we will match it.
Yes, and it is a common application. A fully enclosed perimeter with controlled gate access is what many leisure centres use to manage bookable pitches. We recommend a minimum of one 3.0m double gate for equipment and maintenance access and one 1.5m single gate for players per enclosed area, with additional gates to suit your site layout and booking system. Note the barrier is 1.1m — it manages access and defines the pitch, but it is not a security fence. If you need to stop determined intruders, that is a taller steel boundary and a separate product.
Often, but it depends on your build-up and it is worth checking first. The foundation is a 300mm diameter hole at 750mm deep, which on an AGP means penetrating the carpet, shockpad and sub-base. That can affect drainage layers and may have implications for a surface warranty. Confirm the construction with your AGP contractor or warranty provider before ordering and tell us what they say — on some pitches a different approach is the right one.
We would prefer not to. Installation involves excavation, concrete and a 24-hour cure, so out-of-hours or closure-period working is safer for users and quicker for us. Our teams are used to tight site access schedules and will agree all working hours and access arrangements with your facilities manager before starting.
For larger or more complex supply & install projects, yes. For a standard rectangular pitch we can quote accurately from your dimensions and a satellite image. Contact us and we will advise which is appropriate for your project.
Yes. The system can be procured through standard capital expenditure processes. We provide full specification, independent test reports and warranty documentation for any procurement or asset management submission, and can supply pricing in whatever format your process requires.
At 1.1m barrier height, planning permission is generally not required under permitted development rights. Confirm with your local planning authority before installation, particularly on a site within a conservation area or adjacent to listed structures.
Tell us your pitch dimensions, surface type, site access requirements and preferred service option. We will respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote and full specification document.
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