Since 2013, Vitesse has built a new training complex at the Papendal National Sports Center. A place where all the teams of Vitesse train and the youth training play their home matches. Holland Sport Systems was allowed to furnish part of this complex.
After reviewing the old situation, Holland Sport Systems made and presented a proposal. The club had wishes and we had many ideas. In the end the rooms were decorated in the most functional way possible.

For example, shelf racks were installed for the purpose of storing clothing and shoes. The compartments have adjustable shelves and movable compartment dividers. A fall-through protection prevents clothing from falling behind the rack. Two separate mobile clothing racks were also supplied for sofa coats or other hanging goods. These racks are of a heavy-duty design and fit easily in the elevator.

To store soccer balls, two ball racks have been installed. These racks made of steel yokes and aluminum racks were supplied as freestanding models, but can also be wall-mounted.
Ball lockers of type M-1300 have been installed to safely store the other training materials under lock and key. A total of thirty-six lockers have been installed. The doors are interconnected to create eighteen compartments of two compartments each. The lockers are locked with code locks. The user can set the code himself but, nevertheless, the lock can be opened at all times by the administrator through a master key. The locks have a brass body, making them weather and rust resistant.

The shoe drying racks are made of stainless steel and have six levels one above the other. The two racks supplied provide space for 60 pairs of shoes. The racks are wall mounted. Shoe brushes to rid the shoes of initial mud complete the unit.

Now we are years later and still Vitesse is experiencing the ease with which they can work and store the materials.