Is this a complete engineering file?
No. It is a case built from available images and notes. Complete engineering records should be checked during the project.
Chengdu basketball tent
Soft-glass enclosure and anchoring
Available project materials document an 18 m x 40 m x 6 m basketball tent in Chengdu, with aluminum profiles, soft-glass enclosure and ground-anchor details.
CHENGDU / SPORTS VENUEBUYER SNAPSHOT
Sports spaces need visibility
and a reliable ground plan.
This case places court cover, visibility and anchoring in one conversation for sports venues, training facilities and temporary activity spaces.
- Location
- Chengdu, Sichuan, China
- Documented size
- 18 m × 40 m × 6 m
- Material notes
- 112 × 203 mm aluminum profile; 750 g/m² roof fabric
- Enclosure & detail
- Soft-glass walls and ground-anchor photographs
Case note: Size and material notes come from available project materials. This page does not replace structural calculations, method statements or local compliance review.
01 / COURT COVER
Keep the playing surface continuous
The open interior keeps the relationship between court, spectators and service movement clear. A final scheme still needs to coordinate seating, lighting, ventilation and equipment.
02 / SOFT-GLASS ENCLOSURE
Keep visibility while creating a boundary
Soft-glass walls can support daylight and viewing, but handling, rolling, connections, weather response and maintenance should be discussed early.
03 / GROUND ANCHORING
Make the ground condition part of the brief
Anchoring affects safety, preparation and installation rhythm. Include the ground type, foundation condition and installation window when requesting a proposal.
FAQ / BUYING QUESTIONS
What do sports-tent buyers ask?
Are soft-glass walls included automatically?
No. Enclosure materials, connections and maintenance scope should be written into the scheme and quotation.
Why provide ground information early?
Ground condition affects anchoring, preparation, safety and schedule, making it a key input for sports-space enquiries.