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Suppliers to the Allianz Stadium Twickenham - The Home of England Rugby
Hinged or Socket?
There are two types of rugby post available:
Hinged posts
Making the posts easier to set up and remove, hinged post assembly rollers simply need to be attached to a tractor's roll bar. By allowing the vehicle to take the weight of the posts, they are quicker to put up and easier to bring down for maintenance.
Socketed posts
Socketed posts are securely fitted into the ground using cement. While moving the posts will be more challenging, the stability and safety make these an excellent option for clubs and schools.
Installation can be provided on rugby posts.
For Rugby League and Rugby Union, the posts should be 5.5m (League) and 5.6m (Union) apart and connected by a crossbar 3m from the ground. The height of posts can vary depending on the age and level of the players.
Recommended post heights:
It is recommended that PVC post protectors are added to the lower section of the posts to help protect players.
Guidance from Sport England recommends the following pitch sizes, depending on the age group of the teams:
Rugby Union
Rugby League
More information can be found in our pitch markings and dimensions guides for Rugby Union and Rugby League.
If properly maintained, posts can last 10 years, but general wear and tear and rust could reduce the life of your posts.
To protect against this, regular maintenance is essential. This includes regular checks for fixtures and fittings and using maintenance paint to help prevent rust spots on steel posts.
One of the most common causes of damage to rugby posts are strong winds. For this reason, it is recommended to take down posts in these conditions.
Harrod produce a wide range of Rugby posts and equipment for all age groups and conditions. Take a look at our range to find the right type for your school or club.
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