A basketball court lives or dies on two things: a dead-flat base and a surface with consistent ball response. A dip of a few millimetres changes where the ball goes.
We cure and level the concrete base first, then build the playing surface on top of it — acrylic for outdoor durability, cushioned PU indoors, or modular tiles where speed of installation matters.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Court size | 28 m × 15 m (FIBA) |
| Half court | 14 m × 15 m |
| Ring height | 3.05 m |
| Three-point line | 6.75 m (FIBA) |
| Surface | Acrylic / PU / modular tile |
| Coating | 4–8 layer acrylic system |
| Base | Levelled, cured concrete |
| Cushioning | Optional PU underlayer |
Which one is right depends on rainfall, hours of play and what is already on the ground.
Multi-layer acrylic over concrete. The standard outdoor court.
Poured polyurethane with a rubber underlayer. Easier on knees, used indoors.
Interlocking polypropylene. Installs in days, lifts and relays.
Short-pile turf for multi-use school grounds.
Send the sport, the area and the location. We come back with a specification and a number — after a site inspection, not a guess.