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LigaTurf Meets Growing Demand in Wellington

The two new, full-sized, all-weather Ligaturf sportsfields set to open at Wakefield Park in Island Bay, Wellington, will help meet growing demand and mean fewer cancellations.

"The huge increase in people playing sport, coupled with the perennial challenge of managing Wellington's grass fields through the winter, means our sports grounds are often under pressure," says Mayor Celia Wade-Brown.

"The all-weather surface means that grounds can be used for more than 60 hours a week, while grassed sportsfields are often only usable for six to eight hours a week.

 
New Zealand A-League Team the Wellington Phoenix recently training on LigaTurf Wakefield Park

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LigaTurf Meets Growing Demand in Wellington

"The huge increase in people playing sport, coupled with the perennial challenge of managing Wellington's grass fields through the winter, means our sports grounds are often under pressure," says Mayor Celia Wade-Brown. "The all-weather surface means that grounds can be used for more than 60 hours a week, while grassed sportsfields are often only usable for six to eight hours a week...... read more

Wellington Phoenix – New Zealand’s A-League Team all Smiles on LigaTurf

While every other ground was closed in Wellington the not yet officially opened LigaTurf field at Wakefield Park was the obvious choice for New Zealand's A-League football team to train on...... read more

Loftus Recreation Centre Reaches New Heights with POLIGRAS 2035

Western Australia representative Westcoast Synthetics Surfaces has handed over a brand new POLIGRAS 2035 mini soccer pitch at the Loftus Recreation Centre...... read more