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Ratiopharm Arena, Neu-Ulm, Germany

Ratiopharm Arena, Neu-Ulm, Germany

Neu-Ulm Germany Ratiopharm Arena Multi-functional Hall Stadium Concerts Sports facility Epoxy ST 100 PUR Uni Color PUR Aqua Top 2K Artico flake

After 19 months of construction, the Ratiopharm-Arena was officially opened on December 09, 2011. Special attention was paid to the colour design of the corridors and grandstand walkways. With an action area of 1,989 m², a height of 19 metres and its general multi-functionality, the arena claims to be able to host events of all kinds, such as boxing competitions, basketball games, trade fairs and concerts.

The arena can accommodate between 5,500 and 9,000 people for concerts, and for basketball games up to 6,200 seats are available.

Reference identification data
Construction project:
Floor coating - slip-retarding systems Floor coating - decorative systems
Building type:
Stadiums / arenas / sport facilities
Short description
The floor in the Ratiopharm-Arena was designed with a coloured PU-coating with a flake scattering. Despite the transparent sealing, UV stability had to be guaranteed. As there is room for up to 9000 people in the arena, the floor is exposed to high mechanical stress. This is also the reason for the non-slip surface which must be present to ensure the safety of the visitors.
Site address:
89231 Neu-Ulm
Data sheet:
Remmers Aktuell_Nr_23_Ratiopharm-Arena_84676.pdf
Date / completion:
2011
Can the work be viewed?
No

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