Beach volleybal

The multifunctional beach volleyball poles can also be used for volleyball, beachtennis, badminton, and foot volleyball. This makes beach sports facilities multifunctional.

There are several possibilities to anchor beach volleyball poles. In ground sockets with concrete foundations, with a removable adapter on a concrete slab or with a mobile built-in frame. The built-in frame must be buried in the sand with the advantage that no concrete foundation is required.

Yes, our beach volleyball poles can be used at the highest level of competition. Our network system has the A status as classified by NEVOBO (Dutch Volleyball Federation).

The poles carrying the net are at a distance of 0.70 m to 1.00 m from the sideline to the post guard. They are 2.55 m high and preferably adjustable. At world and official FIVB competitions the poles are placed at a distance of 1m from the sideline.

When hung tight, the net is 8.5 m long and 1 m (+/- 3 cm) wide and hangs vertically above the axis of the field. The net consists of square meshes with sides of 10 cm. At the top and bottom there are two 7 to 10 cm wide horizontal double folded canvas bands sewn on over the entire length. These bands are preferably dark blue or a bright colour. At both ends of the strap at the top, a cord runs through an opening to attach the strap to the posts and keep it taut.

Apart from playing it on the sand, there are other big differences. In official (international) matches, a beach volleyball team consists of two players, of which there are six in the hall. The beach volleyball court is smaller than the indoor volleyball court: 8 x 8 metres, while in the hall it is 9 x 9 metres. What is the same is the net height. For both beach volleyball and indoor volleyball the net height is 2.24 metres for the ladies and 2.43 metres for the men.