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Sports Pavilions
Sports pavilions and cricket pavilions, built for your club
Match day puts a building to work. Players arrive together, equipment needs a home and volunteers need space to keep things moving.
We build modular sports pavilions and cricket pavilions in our Shropshire workshop and install them on your ground with our own team. Tell us what the club needs, from a single club room to changing rooms, a kitchen and a covered veranda facing the pitch, and we will scope it with you.
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Follow the route through a match day
Start with who arrives, where they go and what they bring. Consider players, officials and visitors separately, then look at the points where their routes meet.
If changing areas are part of the brief, explain how teams will use them and whether different groups need separate access. Think about muddy equipment and the route back from the pitch.
Include the quieter days too. Committee meetings or training sessions may use the building differently from a weekend fixture.
Decide which facilities belong in the building
Separate essential facilities from future ideas. A club room and equipment store have different requirements from showers, toilets or a food preparation area.
Identify which facilities already exist nearby and which the new pavilion must provide. Any plumbing, drainage or specialist fit-out needs a confirmed scope; it is not implied by the word pavilion.
If your sport has governing-body requirements or a funding brief, share those early. They can affect the layout and the evidence needed for the project.
Plan storage around the equipment
List the items that need to be kept inside and measure the largest ones. Allow for doors opening, equipment being moved and people using the space at the same time.
Think about access outside normal club hours. A separately accessed store may be worth discussing if volunteers need equipment without opening the whole building.
Confirm any heavy storage loads before the base and floor specification are agreed.
Consider the site through the season
Share photographs of the proposed position and the route from the road. Explain any restricted delivery access and how the site is used during the playing season.
Consider the paths between the pavilion, pitches and parking. The external route is part of the overall project even where it sits outside the building quotation.
The base, ground conditions and service routes need assessing for the proposal. A level-looking area does not establish that all necessary site work is complete.
Put the full scope in the quotation
Agree the building specification alongside the club's requirements for access, cleaning and regular use. Heating, ventilation, electrical work and any wet facilities need to be identified individually.
Connection to the site's electrical supply is included only if expressly stated in the quotation. Separate work should be confirmed before the club commits to the project.
Ask your project advisers to establish the applicable accessibility, fire and building requirements. Planning should be checked with the local authority for the site and intended use.
Next steps
Enquire about a sports pavilion
Send the proposed location, approximate user numbers and a list of essential facilities. Include any governing-body guidance, funding conditions or target opening date.
We can discuss the brief with you and identify the information needed to take it further.
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The configurator prices our garden building ranges. A commercial building is specified for its use, so bring your design to your enquiry and we will confirm the scope with you.
Telford indoor showroom
Prefer to discuss your ideas in person?
Our indoor showroom in Telford is a place to compare available finishes and talk through an early brief. Confirm in advance if you need to see a particular building type or discuss a specialist requirement.
Find us at Unit A, Halesfield 8, Telford, TF7 4QN. Open Mon–Fri 9–5 and Sat 9–3.
Where we install
Built in Shropshire, Installed by Our Own Team
We build in our Shropshire workshop, and our own team installs across the Midlands, Wales, the North West and Yorkshire, with qualified electrical contractors carrying out electrical work.
Inside the ring, delivery and installation are included in the price of our garden buildings. For a commercial building, delivery and installation are part of the scope we agree with you.
- Areas we cover
- 150 miles from Telford
Select a green county to open its location page. The workshop sits at the centre of the ring.
How it works
From Your Brief to an Installed Building
The team that discusses your brief makes the building in our workshop and installs it, with qualified electrical contractors for electrical work.
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Share your brief
Tell us what the building needs to do and where it will go.
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We confirm the scope
We discuss your enquiry and confirm the scope we can offer for your project.
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Built in our workshop
Made to measure in our Shropshire workshop.
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Installed by our own team
Delivered and installed on your site by our own team.
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Sports pavilion questions
Can a pavilion include changing rooms and showers?
Include them in the enquiry. Feasibility, layout, service connections and the work Noah can offer need confirming for the project.
Can the building be used for other club activities?
Explain each intended activity and the numbers using it. A meeting layout may work differently from a match-day arrangement.
Will the pavilion meet our sport's guidance?
Share the exact guidance before the proposal is agreed. We cannot promise compliance from a general building description.
Are benches and lockers included?
Treat them as separate fit-out items unless itemised in the quotation. Their dimensions are still needed when planning the layout.
Can installation happen outside the playing season?
Tell us the dates you are working towards. The programme needs agreement after the design, site requirements and availability are checked.