Ready made factory building, but there is no water supply, can it be used as a badminton hall?

The height problem is to be a little higher, otherwise the high ball will easily hit the top.

The problem of enclosure, ensuring an environment where there is no wind, but also having the right light, and the light can also be compensated for by indoor lighting.

Toilet, anyway, I don't play ball to go to the toilet, the water is not enough to drink, the water source is easy to solve, sell mineral water drinks and the like, and increase income.

The badminton hall is mainly a matter of light and air.

During the day, it is necessary to ensure that there is sufficient light in the museum but not too bright and choking, avoid direct white light, and do some shading treatment if there are skylights or wall windows.

The ceiling light is also placed on the sideline of the court as much as possible, avoiding the hitting area of the court, and avoiding being dazzled by the ceiling light when playing because of the head up.

To keep the room well ventilated, but not to interfere with the flight of the shuttlecock, consider using adjustable shuttered air intakes.

It's best not to paint the walls white (because the shuttlecock is also white), and the rest is not too much of a problem.

Nowadays, the badminton court basically does not have a bath (at least we are here) There is a toilet, but there is no water I guess it is enough to choke?

Not to mention the bath room, toilet, faucet, that's basic, right?

Then there is the height of the roof, which has to be heightened and renovated if it is not 9 meters high.

Then there are flooring (plastic, wood), lighting, daylight (windows, roof leaks), ventilation and other issues, all of which cannot be casual, otherwise, guests come to play like paying for money, and they dare not come again.

The height of the building is also very important! Some messy badminton halls just give a high ball to the top. When you have an andon, it is highly recommended to install a side light. The general stadium ceiling light is very uncomfortable.

Of course, as long as the factory meets the conditions of the badminton hall, such as the height is not less than 9m, etc.

In addition, the registered business address is this factory, but it is necessary to fully consider the conditions of fire protection, water and electricity, and if necessary (large-scale), you should contact the fire department and other departments to obtain permission, otherwise there may be trouble in the future.

If the factory building is high enough, the height and width can be!

It is 14 meters long, 8 meters wide and 9 meters high. (Of course, this is talking about a venue, including the reserved space of the venue).

If you open a badminton hall, it will be even bigger! There should be no obstacles (such as pillars) in the middle of the factory, and the lights should be arranged, the floor, and the business license, etc.!

Only commercial buildings are available. If the factory is converted into a commercial building, it is very troublesome. There is no relationship between industry and commerce, fire protection, etc., it is still very troublesome, and it is better to advise you not to open it.

Oh, of course, you can do it, as long as there is an upfront investment, it depends on the degree of newness of the plant, redecoration and so on.

To look at the area, height, lighting and other conditions of the plant, all aspects meet the standards.

Industrial land may not be used for commercial land projects, which means that industrial land must be used for industrial projects, which is stipulated in the Land Law. But as far as you said, the rented factory building has not been rebuilt, but only the interior has been renovated and renovated, and the old factory building is still there, and the nature of the building has not been changed; At the same time, since the ownership of the land has not been transferred, the inherent nature of the land has not changed – it is still industrial land.

As for the issue that you mentioned that the operation of sports sports is within the scope of commerce, it involves the legal issue of whether the old factory can be used for commercial activities. At present, China's law has not been refined to the extent that it stipulates which activities are allowed and which activities are prohibited in the use of old plants. So this issue can neither be said to be legal nor illegal.

It is necessary to further improve the law and make more detailed provisions.

Since the law does not explicitly prohibit it, it can be done for the time being.

Guangdong lawyer Hu:

First of all, it depends on whether the factory is enough to build basketball courts and badminton courts, and whether you have a business license, go to the industrial and commercial bureau for consultation and understanding.

First, hold the materials of the individual application to the Bureau of Culture and Sports to apply for the "Business License";

Second, take the license to the public security department to apply for the "Safety Certificate";

Third, take the above documents to the local industrial and commercial department to apply for a "business license".

That is to say, the documents that need to be handled are: industrial and commercial and tax registration; Approval from the competent department of culture and sports; Audit and acceptance of public security and fire departments. This is the main procedure and formalities.

ID card, bank account number, and funds are required**. One-stop handling in the city hall, industrial and commercial taxation, fire protection, and so on. These are all relatively easy to do.

The kick-off hall needs to have connections.

The cost of site renovation is basically 3-40,000 yuan, four sites. It is highly recommended that you use plastic flooring, the cost is not high, durable, it looks high-end, and it is practical.

The market outlook is very good. The income is around 1500 per day. The net profit (four venues) is about 1,000 yuan.

There are so many things you need!

First: handle industrial and commercial and tax registration;

Second: the approval of the competent department of culture and sports;

Third: the review and acceptance of the public security and fire departments;

This is the main procedure and formalities for handling, I don't know if there are other local systems in Yantai!

As for the cost, it mainly depends on your strength and grade!

The market prospect needs to be visited on the spot, I don't know what is the surrounding environment, and the local consumption concept?

However, everything is difficult at the beginning, and the first step is the most important!

It seems that you need an ID card, fill in the registration form and personal information.

There should be many units, the Cultural Bureau, the Construction Bureau, the Land Bureau, and the Industrial and Commercial Bureau.

At present, the ground of the badminton hall is generally made of PVC floor glue and silicon PU, and we have both materials, which is relatively clear. **The two are not much different from the same thickness at present, and what materials to choose according to the actual use should be decided, as follows:

1. Whether it is a coil or a block, it should be placed on the site for more than 24 hours, so that the memory of the material is restored, and the temperature is consistent with the construction site.

2. Use a special trimmer to cut and clean the burr of the coil.

3. When the blocks are laid, there should be no seams between the two materials.

4. When the coil is laid, the overlap of the two pieces of material should be overlapped and cut, and it is generally required to overlap 3 cm. Be careful to keep it cut with a knife.

Second, the badminton court plastic floor pavement - paste.

1. Choose the corresponding glue and scraper board suitable for PVC flooring.

2. When the coil is paved, fold one end of the coil. Sweep the floor and the back of the roll first, and then scrape the glue on the floor.

3. When the blocks are paved, please turn the blocks from the middle to both sides, and also clean the ground and the back of the floor and glue them.

4. Different adhesives will have different requirements in construction, please refer to the corresponding product instructions for construction.

8. Paving of plastic flooring of badminton court - exhaust and rolling.

1. After the floor is pasted, the surface of the floor is flattened and the air is squeezed out with cork blocks.

2. Then use a 50 or 75 kg steel roller to evenly roll the floor and trim the warping edge of the splicing in time.

3. The excess glue on the surface of the floor should be wiped off in time.

After hours, slotting and welding are carried out again.

3. The pavement of the plastic floor of the badminton court - cracking.

1. Slotting must be carried out after the glue is completely cured. Use a special grooving device to make grooving along the joint, in order to make the welding firm, the seam should not penetrate the bottom, and it is recommended that the slotting depth is 2 3 of the thickness of the floor.

2. At the end of the part where the wedge cannot be cut, please use the manual wedge to open the seam with the same depth and width.

3. Before welding, the residual dust and debris in the groove must be removed.

Fourth, the badminton court plastic floor pavement - weld.

1. Manual welding torch or automatic welding equipment can be used for welding.

2. The temperature of the welding torch should be set at about 350 degrees.

3. Squeeze the electrode into the open groove at a uniform speed at an appropriate welding speed (to ensure that the electrode melts).

4. When the electrode is semi-cooled, use the electrode trimmer or moon-shaped cutter to roughly cut off the part of the electrode that is higher than the floor plane.

5. When the electrode is completely cooled, use the electrode trimmer or moon-shaped cutter to divide the remaining protrusion of the electrode.

Whether the height of the floor is enough, whether it needs to be renovated, if the location is, whether there is a parking space, and the cost of playing ball per hour in the local area. Roughly calculated, the upfront investment is not counted, and after deducting your rent, maintenance, personnel and other expenses every month, you can probably earn half of it.