Sports Flooring
Acrylic sport surfaces for tennis, basketball, and multi-sport courts.
Overview
Where sports flooring belongs
Outdoor courts live in the weather. Acrylic sport surfacing systems provide the texture, colour, and play characteristics courts need — over asphalt or concrete that has been properly assessed and repaired first.
We install suitable acrylic systems for tennis, basketball, and multi-sport surfaces, including colour coating and game line markings, with attention to substrate condition, drainage, and exposure.
Typical applications
- Tennis courts
- Basketball courts
- Multi-sport and community courts
- School and recreational facilities
Performance
What we weigh before recommending
- Substrate condition — cracks, birdbaths, and previous coatings
- Drainage and surface falls
- Texture and pace of play
- Colour scheme and line markings
- Weather exposure and curing windows
System options
Acrylic sport surfacing
Textured acrylic colour systems over prepared asphalt or concrete, with game line markings to the required standard.
Installation
How the work runs
We review the substrate, drainage, cracks, and the sports to be played.
Cracks and surface defects are treated; low areas are addressed before coating.
Filler and texture coats build the playing surface.
Acrylic colour coats are applied in the agreed scheme.
Game lines are measured and marked to the required dimensions.
Preparation & detailing
- Substrate repairs and cleaning precede any acrylic coat
- Drainage issues are identified at assessment — coating does not fix falls
Maintenance & return to service
- Keep the surface clear of debris and standing water
- Colour coats can be renewed as wear develops
Beneath the surface
Performance.
Layer by layer.
Acrylic Resurfacing System: build-up layers from the prepared slab up. Final layers and thicknesses follow the specification.
Line paint
Painting crisp game lines along masking tape.
Maintenance guide
Keep it looking new.
Acrylic courts and sport surfaces stay fast and grippy with light, regular care.
| Task | How often |
|---|---|
| Blow off or sweep leaves, dirt and debris | Weekly, or before play |
| Rinse with a garden hose or low-pressure washer | Monthly |
| Remove standing water with a squeegee after rain | As needed |
| Inspect lines, surface and cracks; recoat colour layers when faded | Yearly |
Do
- Wear proper court shoes
- Keep overhanging branches trimmed to reduce staining
Avoid
- Use high-pressure jets close to the surface
- Bring bikes, skateboards or heavy furniture onto the court
Related industries
- Sports & Recreation
- Institutional & Public Facilities
- Strata & Multi-Residential
Questions
Sports Flooring FAQs
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