The ASB System40 panels are generally useable for either a new court or a renovation of an existing court made of plaster or other materials which are not resistant to the impact of the squash ball. This already brings us to the challenge to manufacture a good squash wall.
The ASB System100 is a classic squash court used all over the world. Builders and users have always esteemed the high quality of its construction. You will find ASB SquashCourts in many national training centres and they have been used at each of the Commonwealth Games venues since squash made its debut in 1998.
Three squash courts in a row with two movable side walls form the ASB GameCourt, which offers the ideal space for a multi-functional area with its movable walls. Every squash court has a surface of 62.5sqm – which can be converted to a multi-functional area of 187sqm.
The ASB EventGameCourt has the same playing characteristics as the normal ASB GameCourt. It consists of three ASB System100 SquashCourts in a row with two movable side walls separating the three courts. However, in addition, it has some features that enable the court to ‚travel‘. The ASB EventGameCourt is designed to be installed, dismantled and re-installed numerous times.
The ASB PermanentGlassCourt is a major game changer for the squash market. The decay of plaster squash walls from the impact of the ball over time is a major issue for every center owner or manager, especially the annual maintenance in connection with the down time of the court have been the problem. With this new system this has an end. Once installed the court is practically maintenance free and easy to clean. The newly developed fitting system allows very fast installation and installing is a clean job without dust or dirt in the centre.
The ASB ShowGlassCourt is used for major international tournaments featuring the world’s leading players. The court has been a major feature of the Commonwealth Games, where a movable side wall has instantly converted the playing area into a doubles court.
ASB has a proven track record with its ASB ShowGlassCourt which has been used for most of the major international tournaments featuring the world’s leading players. From this background and experience ASB has built many outdoor glass squash courts for private clients. With all the experience and willingness to innovate, ASB has developed a new type of squash court for the public use.
We believe that by bringing squash from “hidden” areas to visible outdoor places around the city, the number of participants will increase each year by exposing squash as a healthy, competitive, fun & social sport activity. Our beautifully designed electronic squash courts with innovative technology will create a new and exciting sport experience.
The ASB RainbowCourt has achieved and sustained a major impact on squash all over the world. Since this product was brought on to the market, World Championships, World Cup tournaments and national championships have been held on Rainbow courts.
The ASB North American Doubles Court is the classic North American Doubles court. General contractors, builders and players have always esteemed the high quality of this court.
After 50 years in the leisure sport industry, ASB is now offering a new trend sport product: The ASB PadelCourt. The ASB PadelCourt can be used by leisure players as well as professional players for high level competition. It is closed entirely by 10m in width and 20m in length.
ASB MultiSportCourt is a single ASB Court which offers the ideal space not only for playing squash but can be readjusted for other sports usage in a minute.
The ASB System40 panels are generally useable for either a new court or a renovation of an existing court made of plaster or other materials which are not resistant to the impact of the squash ball. This already brings us to the challenge to manufacture a good squash wall.
The ASB System100 is a classic squash court used all over the world. Builders and users have always esteemed the high quality of its construction. You will find ASB SquashCourts in many national training centres and they have been used at each of the Commonwealth Games venues since squash made its debut in 1998.
Hardly any other product has changed a sport as much as the ASB Movable SideWall. With this innovation, the squash court became an all-purpose area and provided the answer to the multi-functionality required in today’s leisure centres. Simply by pressing a button, not only the court but also the sport of squash is changed.
ASB’s another innovative squash wall solution for the 21st century. Continuing to pioneer in squash court construction ASB SquashCourts is bringing a novelty to the squash world that fundamentally pushes the technological boundaries of existing and new squash courts.
The ASB PermanentGlassWall system will be a major game changer for the squash market. The decay of plaster squash walls from the impact of the ball over time is a major issue for every center owner or manager, especially the annual maintenance in connection with the down time of the court have been the problem.
ASB offers three different glass back walls. All of them meet the specifications of the World Squash Federation (WSF). The panels are made of 12 mm toughened safety glass with etched stripes up to a height of 60cm on the inner side of the court.
ASB offers three different glass back walls. All of them meet the specifications of the World Squash Federation (WSF). The panels are made of 12 mm toughened safety glass with etched stripes up to a height of 60cm on the inner side of the court.
A Rotary ASB GlassBackWall opens additional space. In the course of a big tournament the court can be used for parties, meetings or for the press by opening the whole width.
The ASB MirrorWall can be installed in each configuration of squash courts. The wall is operated electrically and all it requires is to press a button to lower the mirrors down from the ceiling. It gives the squash courts an extra range of utilization as the mirrors can be used for performing different activities like workout, aerobics etc.
Squash is a dynamic sport requiring fast reactions. Powerful acceleration, abrupt changes of direction and immediate stops place a great demand on the players’ joints, tendons and muscles. Like no other sport, squash requires a unique style of movement in a relatively small space, with two players battling to occupy the same position around the “T” in the middle of the court. These conditions can only be dealt with on a floor with an “intelligent substructure”.
The ASB GlassFloor is well known in the squash scene. The ASB GlassFloor has no confusing marking lines as they can be illuminated for individual sports at the touch of a switch to all common indoor sports such as badminton, basketball, apparatus gymnastics, indoor soccer, indoor hockey, handball or volleyball.
interactiveSquash (abbreviated: iSquash) is the digital revolution sweeping racket sports. It transforms standard squash courts into interactive training and game centres. Squash players can practice in totally new ways using programs developed in cooperation with professional coaches and players.
The ASB Height AdjustableTin consists of 2 mm thick, high-quality aluminium and can be installed quickly and easily, within 2 hours.
Due to large demand and numerous requests, ASB has now included an Inflatable SquashCourt in its portfolio. With our eyes and ears always close to the pulse of the market, we have had several discussions with club owners and federation officials that all circled around the same topic: how to get more young players and children attracted to our sport.
One of the most underestimated parts of a squash court is actually very essential for the game: squash court lighting. WSF court specification rule 11 states that “the court shall be lit by artificial light” and the level of illumination is at least 300 lux, measured at 1m above floor level. Although a minimum of 300 LUX is technically permitted, reality shows that playing characteristics are extremely altered and players having huge problems seeing the ball. There is really only one solution to amend this problem.
With a new wall coating you do not only give your squash court a new coat of paint, but you also convey a message to your customers.
When asked about building a squash court, people would usually think: well, it’s basically a box, with or without a glass wall at the back, 9,75m in length and 6,4m in width. However, there is much more than meets the eye and a lot of factors need to be considered when building such a ‘box’.
In the production and construction of squash court walls, it has to be ensured that all components shall be capable of withstanding all the stress which may be placed upon them in normal play and shall not suffer any permanent or temporary damage as a result of the impact of balls or rackets.
