Sports Floor Maintenance and Timber Floor Construction Projects

Nellakir has started the year with a large number of programmed maintenance contracts on existing sprung timber flooring.

The most notable of these were the following projects, which all involved sanding and a full refurbishment of existing floors.

At Hume Secondary College the Nellakir team has completed works on the foyer reception area.

Boorondara Sports Complex

Boorondara Sports Complex

Boorondara Sports Complex

Boorondara Sports Complex

And the Booroondara Sports Complex in North Balwyn has seen the refurbishment and hard sanding of the four competition Basketball/Netball Courts. Deakin University in Geelong has also been refurbished with two Basketball Courts, Squash Courts and the main stage area of the hall facility all undergoing a full timber refurbishment program, including sanding.

Finally at Thornbury High School, the Gymnasium, Sports Courts and meeting room timber flooring have all undergone a full refurbishment.

Nellakir have also been engaged to provide sprung timber flooring on a number of major building projects that have already commenced or are about to commence.

These include:

Bendigo Sports Stadium

Bendigo Sports Stadium

The Bendigo Sports Stadium
– 4 Basketball Courts added
– Fairbrother builders

The Electra Community Centre Extension, Ashwood
– Works in the studio area of the Calisthenics Hall
– Refurbishment and sanding
– Ducon Building Services
– Commencing March 2017

St Kevins College, Tooronga
– Sports Pavillion, Eastern Pavillion
-Works on Gym, Minor Court area with markings
– Twoconstruct Builders

MGGS
– Basketball/Netball Court (single)
– Commencing late January
– Kane Constructions

Nellakir, for the highest standard in Sprung Timber Floor Construction and Maintenance.

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Casey Regional Basketball and Netball Facility

The Casey Regional Basketball and Netball facility Sports Flooring Construction has now commenced.

Sprung Timber Sports Flooring by Nellakir

“Nellakir – Master Craftsmen – For Expert Construction and Programmed Maintenance of All Sports Flooring”

At the highest level of competition there is only one acceptable surface for a Basketball, Netball or Volleyball Court – Sprung Timber Flooring.

Nellakir – The Sports Flooring for Champions

And now Victoria (and Tasmania’s) leading supplier of competition timber sports flooring, Nellakir, is about to commence its newest project – the Casey Regional Basketball and Netball facility in Cranbourne East. This is a combined funding effort by the Victorian State Government, the City of Casey and the Casey Basketball Association.

The overall project builders, Devco, have contracted Nellakir, the leading sports flooring construction company in Victoria, to complete 5 new courts. Each court is competition regulation compliant using Victorian Ash as its sprung timber flooring. Nellakir are recognised as Victoria and Tasmania’s leading suppliers and master craftsmen in the construction of sprung timber sports flooring

With these 5 new courts, this provides 10 courts in total at the facility. The South East corridor is Victoria’s fastest growing suburban corridor with many young families and students living, working and studying there. Sport provides a unique and rewarding pathway to adulthood for many young people. Basketball is appealing across the many ethnicities and cultural groupings that make up the population of Casey.

These courts will be FIBA (International Basketball Federation) certified. The new facility will feature a Premier Show Court with seating for 1500 people. The targeted completion date will be during February 2017.

FIBA Certified, Sprung Timber Basketball Court Construction

With more space, the Casey Basketball Association can plan for greater competitions and higher participation over coming years.

Casey Council estimates over 750,000 visitors will use the new facility every year. The association has scheduled the first competition tournament to be held on the new courts at the facility over the Labour Day Weekend of 2017.

With Junior and Domestic competitions all the way through to the Casey Cavaliers Big V teams, competitors from across the entire South East region of Melbourne are excitedly anticipating the completion and opening of the $18 million complex in early 2017.