DE3211419A1 - Ball-game ground with grass surface, especially for playgrounds and recreation grounds - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a ball-game ground with a grass surface, especially for playgrounds and recreation grounds, having two mutually opposite end sides defining a playing area with attachment devices, firmly anchored in the ground, for basket ball posts, goals or the like. Experience has shown that, as a result of frequent use in the vicinity of goals or the like, the grass surface in that area is rapidly destroyed. The advantage of a grass pitch is then rapidly lost, or expensive maintenance or repair work has to be carried out. According to the invention, this disadvantage can be avoided in that at least two additional end sides are provided with attachment devices, so that, after switching over of the goals or the like, a new playing field crossing the previous one is created, the grass areas which were previously heavily worn now lying in a less frequented zone and having the opportunity to recover.

Description

Designation: ball playground with lawn,

especially for children's playgrounds and amusement parks.

The invention relates to a ball playground with a lawn, especially for children's playgrounds and amusement parks, with the features of the generic term des demanding 1 It is well known that most ball playgrounds are used as cinder courts although the risk of injury to the user is greater than with grass pitches.

The reason is that installation and maintenance are cheaper. In particular The maintenance of grass pitches is a cost factor that should not be underestimated. Next to A lawn cut that is necessary from time to time also requires repairs or new seeds be performed. When a ball court is equipped with goals, like for For example soccer, hockey or small field handball goals, experience has shown that in The grassy area is quickest near the gates because of the frequent use there damaged. After some time of continuous use it finally becomes certain Areas no more lawns visible. The advantage of a grass pitch is then lost, the risk of injury increases again, and moreover bid such places are sometimes an ugly sight. While at large sports fields A restoration is possible during longer breaks in play, it is forbidden Measure at children's playgrounds, unless the ball playground is closed to å any use.

It is the object of the invention to avoid these disadvantages and a To lay out a ball playground with a lawn according to the preamble of claim 1, that the lawn can be maintained with little means or on a special, localization aimed at repairing damaged lawns is largely dispensed with can be.

The layout of the ball court should be simple and easy to use Insert children's playgrounds or amusement parks.

This object is achieved according to the invention with the features of the characterizing part of claim 1.

The advantage of this solution is that already before an all too large destruction of a lawn, the goals, basketball stands or the like be implemented in such a way that a new playing field is created.

The places of greatest stress are then outside of the new one Playing field. The lawn that has been torn off can recover. The lawn can grow back.

Even if a new sowing should be appropriate, this can be done happen without disrupting the game. The space requirement is a bit larger than for a single playing field, but is mostly available because such Playing areas are not the size of a complete soccer field.

Claims 2 and 3 are aimed at ball playgrounds with two possible Playing fields.

Claim 4 is based on a simple way of three playing fields to realize.

Claim 5 relates to permanently attached in or on the ground Field markings.

Claim 6 is directed to an accident-proof cover for unused Fastening devices.

Crossing surfaces are known per se.

For example, it is common in large gyms, at larger sporting events to use playing fields in the longitudinal direction of the hall, in school sports or Training operation, however, transverse Playing fields. This arrangement However, å only serves to make better use of space and has nothing to do with any kind of wear and tear to do. The invention could therefore not be suggested by such arrangements.

On the basis of the exemplary embodiments shown schematically in the figures the invention is explained in more detail.

Figure 1 shows a ball playground in the form of a square.

Figure 2 shows a ball playground in the form of a cross.

Figure 3 shows a ball playground in the form of a hexagon.

A ball playground 1 is laid out in a square shape and has 4 corners A, BrC and D. In the middle of sides AO and BD are gates 2 and 4 with help fastened fastening devices not shown in detail. With the help of appropriate Markings that are scattered or permanently attached ine or on the floor can, an associated field EFGHJK is divided with a center line F. J and the end faces Eh and G H. A center circle is denoted by 5. The the Areas subject to greatest wear are identified by the reference numerals 6 and 7. Sin the playing field MNOP4R crossing the playing field EFGHJK has a center line O R and end faces M N and q S, on which fastening devices 8 and 9 are attached are. A fastening device can consist of any number of individual Fastening elements consist of four anchored in the ground in the case of a goal, for example Pipes that are inserted into the corresponding parts of a gate. The fasteners can also be provided with so-called fire brigade locks, so that gates or like that can be locked in place.

As long as the carts are built up on the end faces E K and G H the fastening devices 8 and 9 covered with covers in an accident-proof manner.

The EFGHJK playing field is used until the lawn is in areas 6 and 7 suffered to some extent. Then the gates 2 and 4 released and reattached to the end faces M N and Q P. The ZNCP4R playing field can then be used, It can be clearly seen that areas 6 and 7 are outside this playing field.

Even if the areas are larger than indicated in the figure should, they would protrude into a less used area of the new playing field. Furthermore, the gates are constantly being moved.

The lawns can recover on their own.

In Figure 2, a similar arrangement is shown in the form of a cross. The same reference numerals as in FIG. 1 have been added for the designation used around a stroke. The ball playground therefore has a first playing field E'F'G'H'J'K 'with gates 2' and 4 '. The crossing playing field 'N'O'P'% 'R' can move to the transfer of the gates is done, which goes on as described above.

In Figure 3, a ball playground STWWX is shown, which the shape of a regular hexagon.

The first SUVX playing field has S X and U V goals on its front sides 10 and 11. A second playing field STVVY has S T and V W on its front sides Fastening devices 12 and 13, while a third playing field TUWX at his End faces TU and fasteners 14 and 15 has.

The gates 10 and 11 are moved, for example, in a clockwise direction each to the next face.

Here, too, it is easy to see that the most stressed Zones are outside of the other playing fields or only in areas with little traffic protrude. In the event that no value is placed on the formation of complete playing fields is laid and the ball playground can be used more in the sense of a football field should, it is also possible to set up three individual goals, each by two End faces would have to be offset, e.g. at the end faces S X, T U and V W. The transfer could then take place on the end faces ST, UV and çi X. It is It is remarkable that, despite the hexagonal shape, the playing fields have the proportions as they are common for football or hockey fields, for example. For fixing Locks according to DIN 3223 can be used, which are secured with a hydrant key are to be operated.

The invention is not restricted to the exemplary embodiments. Instead of Of course, basketball stands can also be arranged by goals. Even the type of attachment is not of particular importance for the inventive solution.

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Claims (6)

Claims: 9 all playground with lawn, especially for Children's playgrounds or amusement parks, with two play areas delimiting each other opposite end faces with fastening devices firmly anchored in the ground for basketball stands, goals or the like, characterized in that at least two further, opposite one another, with the same fastening devices (8,9; 8 ', 9'; 12,13; 14,15) provided end faces (MN, PQ; 'N', P ''; ST, VW; TU, WX) are provided which are to the original end faces (EK, GH; E'K ', G'H'; SX, UV) and to, if applicable further end faces form a corner in such a way that after moving the basketball stand, Goals (2,4; 2 ', 4'; 10,11) or the like in each case to the other playing field or the Playing field crossing other playing fields is created. 2. Ball playground according to claim 1, characterized in that the The lawn is in the shape of a square (ABDC). 3. Ball playground according to claim 1, characterized in that the Lawn has the shape of an equilateral cross (E'X'N'G'H'P '%' K '). 4. Ball playground according to claim 1, characterized in that the The lawn is shaped like a regular hexagon (STUVv2X). 5. Ball playground according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that the possible playing fields with permanent markings on the ground at least are marked in their basic form. 6. Ball playground according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that the unused fasteners are covered to prevent accidents.