Start with the playing environment
A prepared-ground school court and a mat-based indoor venue require different proposals. Agree the intended use and relevant sporting requirements before setting out. Allow for team movement, officials, spectators and clear circulation outside the playing area.
Prepare the supporting surface
For mat systems, check the substrate, moisture, levelness and the manufacturer’s installation requirements. For prepared-ground use, define the soil and finishing approach with the operating team. Do not substitute a generic rubber-floor specification for a kabaddi-specific brief.
Plan handling and maintenance
Include mat storage and handling where applicable, cleaning arrangements and protection from conflicting activities. Lighting, ventilation or outdoor drainage need coordination with the facility layout. Shared halls require an agreed changeover and equipment plan.
BEFORE YOU BUILD
Common project questions.
Can a multi-sport hall host kabaddi?
It can be considered with a suitable floor or mat arrangement, clearances, handling and storage.
Can the same specification be used outdoors and indoors?
The exposure, drainage, substrate and surface requirements differ and need review.