Picture Tour

Entry for the Spectators

1. Big green fence with Carlsberg Stadium sign on it, you must have found the main entrance.
2. View of the Clubhouse from the main gates
3. Welcome to Biggleswade Town home of the Waders formed in 1874
4. The turnstiles – a new building housing some pretty old turnstiles that were once used at Sheffield United’s Bramall Lane ground. A club founded 15 years after us.
5. The entrance to the SportsBar
6. The view as Spectators enter the SportsBar, apart from providing matchday refreshments and a place to catch up on the latest football scores the SportsBar can be hired for functions.
7. The modern bar with plenty of room.

Entry for Officials and Players

1. Players, match and club officials enter through Reception and then either through to the changing rooms or Boardroom.
2. The Boardroom where Club Officials and guests have refreshments.
3. Players Lounge where players have their post match meal.

Changing rooms

1. Home Corridor – the rooms off of the corridor include Home Changing room, treatment room, kit room, laundry, weight training room and running equipment room.
2. Treatment room where our Sports Therapist treats players during the week and the more serious injury on match day.
3. Home Changing room which measures 30.24 square metres.
4. Showers which for both home and away changing rooms have 10 shower heads.
5. Away Changing room which is slightly smaller than the home changing room at 28.25 square metres.
6. Referees Changing room.
7. View from players entrance through tunnel to the pitch.
8. View in the tunnel.
9. At the end of the tunnel entering pitch.

Pitch facts
The pitch measures 101 x 64.8 metres.The pitch is surrounded by a 1.05 metre fence which is 4 metres from the touchlines and the goal lines. There are two entrance gates onto the pitch, one for the players and the other for emergency vehicle access which has been used when a paramedic car and ambulance had to attend an injured player.The first competitive match played at the Stadium was on Wednesday 13th August 2008 between Biggleswade Town and Hertford Town in the Molten Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division. Biggleswade Town won the match 1 – 0 with a goal scored by Glen Lamacraft in the 13th minute of the match.The technical areas are 26.8 metres apart and each technical area is 13.5 metres from the halfway line.Each fixed housing (subs bench) seats nine.

Floodlighting installed by Highlights Floodlighting LimitedThere are six floodlighting columns, each column measures 15 metres in height.Each column has three 2000 Watt HQI OPTIVISION lamps. There is provision to increase the number of lamps if required.

Lux Values
Average Lux Value = 210 Lux
Maximum Lux Value = 400 Lux
Minimum Lux Value = 110 Lux

view floodlight survey

Spectators

The Grandstand contains seating for approximately 300 and a press seating area with lighting. There is also accommodation for disabled spectators.

There is a further covered stand on the opposite side of the pitch which can accommodate 100 people.

The hard standing that surrounds the pitch and is around 3 metres wide.

There are eight emergency exit gates around the ground
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