Parkour Set Start 1M-P05 compact parkour course

The Parkour Set Start 1M-P05 is the entry configuration of the range, built on a 5.07 by 5.50 metre footprint at 2.00 metres high. It calls for an 8.41 by 8.50 metre safety zone and 60.24 m2 of secured surface, and it complies with EN 16899 and EN 1176. The price is 35,590 EUR excluding VAT.

This is the smallest complete course we supply rather than a single module, which is the distinction that matters when a school or a municipality is choosing a first installation. The obstacles are grouped inside a compact square, so the practitioner works in short combinations, turning and rebounding instead of running long lines. Beginners progress faster on that kind of layout because every element is within a step or two of the last one.

At 2.00 metres of structure height and 2.00 metres of free fall height, the course stays within the surfacing bracket that most public sites can absorb without an expensive shock pad specification.

Technical specification

Ground works and running the site

A square site plan is the easy case: 8.41 by 8.50 metres of clear ground, with the structure centred inside it. Nothing enters that rectangle, including signage posts and litter bins. The 60.24 m2 inside must carry an impact attenuating surface certified for a critical fall height of 2.00 metres to EN 1177, using synthetic turf on shock pad, rubber tiles, EPDM or a compliant sports surface.

Foundations are concrete and are poured ahead of the delivery date. Delivery covers France and Belgium and installation is carried out turnkey by our technicians. Once the site is open to the public, the EN 1176 inspection cycle applies: visual checks at short intervals, operational checks during the season and an annual main inspection. On a compact course the traffic concentrates on fewer elements, so wear appears sooner on grip surfaces and on the edges of landing platforms than the total user count would suggest.

Frequently asked questions

How much space do I actually need?

Roughly 72 m2 of clear ground for the 8.41 by 8.50 metre safety zone, of which 60.24 m2 must be impact attenuating surfacing. The equipment itself occupies far less, but the zone is what the compliance file records.

Is it too small for confirmed practitioners?

Advanced athletes will exhaust a compact layout faster than a long or tall one. If your audience is mainly experienced, look at the larger configurations in the range; the Start suits mixed groups and teaching contexts.

What is the difference with the Start Plus?

Both share the same 5.07 by 5.50 metre footprint and 2.00 metre height. The Start Plus adds elements, taking the secured surface to 63.91 m2 and offering more training options for a higher price.