Free-standing. The same field is also available anchored, with posts set in concrete: SoccerGround Classic · Classic or Advanced? The comparison
The SoccerGround Advanced is our free-standing stationary system: just as sturdy and built for many years of outdoor use as the Classic, the original DFB mini-pitch. It needs no foundations, grooves or other recesses*: the system simply stands on top of the ground.
That makes it the alternative to an anchored system if the ground must not be altered, the field is to be moved later, or foundations would be costly. You save the effort and cost of socket foundations.
The Advanced requires no ground anchoring*. The only requirement is a level surface with a stable, load-bearing subgrade, for example asphalt or concrete.
As no holes are made in the ground, the field can even be moved to a new location after a few years.
* Large fields, multi-sport equipment and roof nets usually require a few ground anchors.
As with the Classic, the size can be chosen freely, depending on the available space, the target group and the number of players. Several mini-pitches can be combined board to board.
Professional artificial turf with a shock-absorbing layer, or a synthetic surface for a multi-sport court.
In various heights: standard 10' incl. boards, 13' or 16' safety nets.
For complete protection against lost balls.
For sponsorship activities and to help pay for the field.
Turns the field into a stadium, playable late into the evening.
Basketball, volleyball, badminton, soccer tennis and more in addition to soccer.
Detailed information on request.
80 installations with photos, the latest here
Miami has a new place to play: the Visa Street Soccer Park brings two Bank of America fields to the city, built with our SoccerGround mini-pitch system.
A new small-sided field for the Turn- und Sportverein 1888 Dieringhausen, a sports club in Gummersbach, Germany: right next to the main field, there is now a SoccerGround Advanced mini-pitch, 65' x 42', with perimeter ball-stop netting.
In the heart of City Heights, San Diego’s first free public street soccer facility offers a powerful example of how community-driven design can revitalize public spaces and bring people together through sport. Built with our durable, small-sided mini-pitch system, this park serves as a safe, highly visible landmark for connection, inclusion, and local pride.
The schoolyard at the Feld campus in Altstätten, Switzerland, used to offer students few chances to move. The redesign has changed that: alongside new shelters and seating, there is now an all-weather court for recess and PE, a SoccerGround Advanced, 78' x 50', with perimeter ball-stop netting, an access gate, equipment for volleyball and basketball and cross-court goals.
The Tenderloin Recreation Center in San Francisco has welcomed a dynamic new addition: a SoccerGround mini pitch designed to energize the neighborhood with accessible small‑sided soccer. Installed on an underutilized section of the rec center, the pitch brings new movement, connection, and play to an area that benefits from sport as community activation.
We advise you on size, equipment and site, and send you a quote.
We are certified according to EN 1090, WPK according to EN 1090-1, EN 1090-2. We also hold qualification class E according to DIN 18800-7. Furthermore we are certified according to ISO 9001:2015.
