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Anti-Glare Air Dome Structure for Badminton Stadium | China Suppliers & Factory Solution
Parameters
| Name | Anti-Glare Air Dome Structure for Badminton Stadium |
| Area | 1500㎡ |
| Material | PVDF-coated Polyester Membrane (Class B1 Fire Retardant) |
| Ridge Height | 13m |
| Build Time | 4 Days (including Installation and Testing) |
| Wind Resistance | Level 12 |
| Temperature | -40℃~60℃ |
| Lifespan | >25 Years (with Normal Maintenance) |
Details
Aerial view of the anti-glare air dome badminton hall
This air supported membrane structure badminton air dome adopts PVDF-coated polyester membrane with Class B1 fire resistance. Anti-UV, anti-mold, moisture-proof and anti-aging, this inflatable membrane dome boasts over 30 years of design lifespan. Structurally capable of resisting Grade 12 wind, Magnitude 8 earthquake and heavy snow, it fits various climates for long-term stable running.
Air dome badminton hall facilities
Nine standard badminton courts with 6mm professional sports flooring are laid inside. Anti-glare honeycomb ceiling lights and wall sound-absorbing panels create outdoor-like comfortable playing conditions. Custom ventilation keeps fresh indoor air without disturbing shuttlecock flight, fully compliant with professional match requirements.
Rooftop Commercial Air Dome Badminton Hall
Fitted with intelligent positive pressure control, constant-temperature fresh air and mobile APP remote monitoring, the air dome automatically adjusts indoor pressure, temperature and humidity. A 3-second early warning function supports full unmanned maintenance for this reliable air supported membrane structure.
Other Advantages
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Smart control and energy efficiency, recyclable membrane, and low-noise, dust-free construction. With low costs for both building and maintenance, it perfectly balances eco-friendliness with economic value.
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Featuring a self-cleaning surface, the air dome membrane is naturally washed clean by rain, ensuring a lasting, bright look without any maintenance hassle.
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Rapid installation, flexibly adapting to various site sizes and spatial requirements.
Application Scenarios
- Sports Venue Operators: Low-cost expansion of permanent badminton halls to maximize venue utilization.
- Tournament Support: Quick-build temporary venues for events, easily dismantled and reused post-competition.
- Universities & Colleges: Ideal for teaching and training, effectively solving court shortages.
Inside the auto-pressure-regulating air dome
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Does the air dome badminton hall require a complex foundation?
No. Due to its lightweight structure, it only requires flat, hardened ground. This saves over 60% on foundation costs compared to traditional venues, and it can be specially adapted for complex terrains.
Q2: How many people are needed to set up a 1500㎡ air dome?
Only 6-8 people. Since the components are prefabricated in the factory, on-site work is limited to inflation and anchoring.
Q3: Is the operation and maintenance cost of the air dome high?
No. The intelligent control system enables unmanned operation, reducing labor costs, while the constant-temperature fresh air system saves over 40% in energy. With only simple annual checks required for the membrane and equipment, the overall maintenance cost is far lower than that of traditional venues.
Q4: What wind and environmental conditions can the air dome structure withstand?
The air dome is built to resist Level 12 winds, Magnitude 8 earthquakes, and heavy snow load. It functions reliably in extreme temperatures ranging from -40℃ to 60℃.
Q5: What is the expected lifespan and durability of the materials?
Constructed from PVDF-coated polyester membrane with Class B1 fire retardancy, the air dome features anti-UV, anti-mold, moisture-proof, and anti-aging properties, boasting a design lifespan of over 25 to 30 years.
Q6: How long does it take to construct the entire badminton air dome?
The entire build process is highly efficient, requiring only 4 days to complete, which includes both the full installation and structural testing on site.
Air dome inflation connection point