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Athletic stadium of ACS Dukla Praha - Juliska (2001) after reconstruction meets the parameters of an Olympic stadium for all athletic track and field events.
Surface of impermeable tartan - Polytan PUR 13 mm thick, 8 tracks
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Athletic stadium of ACS Dukla Praha - Juliska (July 2001)
- reconstruction in progress
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ACS Dukla - Juliska (November 2001) - festive
opening, from left: Olympic winners R. Šebrle,
J. Železný, T. Dvořák, M. Vopička in the middle |
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Athletic stadium in Čáslav-Vodranty (1994): track length 400 m,
surface of DUROPOR spray, 40 mm thick |
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ARTIFICIAL
- Polyuretany (tartan) - Polytan
impermeable:
Polytan - PUR
Polytan - M
permeable:
Polytan - SE (EPDM)
Polytan - WS
NATURAL
- Cinders (patent plate SPECIAL SYSTEM)
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Training sprinter stretch with a camber
- Polytan PUR 13 mm thick (6 tracks 110 m long,
3 tracks out of them show a camber of 60 cm
and the other 3 tracks show a zero camber)
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The company offers in its programme
new construction or reconstruction of athletic
tracks and sectors.
Part of the implementation of an order
is a complete designing solution, the turnkey
construction of an athletic track, its drainage
and a project of lining and handicaps of the track
according to the international rules of IAAF.
A report of calculations and a colour solution
of lining is at the same time a test of correctness
of the track for international competitions.
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Festive opening of the stadium in Čáslav-Vodranty (1994)
(from left J. Kratochvílová, M. Vopička, L. Formanová,
M. Kváč),
permeable polyurethan WS surface of DUROPOR spray 40 mm thick |
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Athletic stadium for youth in Desná, surface WS 13 mm thick
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- Complementary athletic training stretch with a camber
- innovation in the sphere of training track and field events, running with a camber simulates training in mountain conditions
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School sports ground in Železná Ruda, surface of DUROPOR spray 13 mm thick,
a multipurpose playing field in inner space of the athletic oval
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Františkovy Lázně (1992) - tartan track
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View of a new tribune - athletic stadium of Dukla Praha-Juliska (2002)
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- Utilization of inner space of the athletic oval
- football pitch in natural or artificial lawn
- multipurpose playing field with fencing
- Landing pit for long and triple jumps
- protective kerb is created by means of special rubber kerbs
preventing athletes from injuring themselves
- Springboard for long and triple jumps
(in wooden or tartan designs) with possible height adjustment
- Athletic obstacles
- Protective cage for throwing events
- Drinking fountain for athletes
- Exit of engineering network in track (possibly in natural lawn)
- is covered by special covers made in tartan
(possibly in natural lawn). The inner side of covers is provided
with connections for electricity and low-voltage current.
- Special finish of covers in tartan surface
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Protective cage for discus
and hammer throwing
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Detail of a hydrant cover in tartan
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Detail of a cover
of the underground services in lawn
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Detail of protective kerb
of the landing pit
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Drinking fountain
for athletes
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Sector for long and triple jumps
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