professional sports court planning process
Concrete bases are suitable for professional and multi-purpose court installations because its rigid stable platform bases offer excellent strength and long-term durability.
Asphalt bases, on the other hand, provide some flexibility so that they can accommodate minor movement of the ground and temperature, which is especially desirable in the case of outdoor courts.
Both surfaces must be properly cured, leveled, and prepared to ensure optimum bonding with acrylic primer, resurfacer, cushion and color coating systems. A properly prepared surface base directly impacts the aspects of playability, surface uniformity, drainage quality and overall life of the sports flooring system.
1 Layer Acrylic Resurfacer
5 Layers Cushion Coat
2 Layers Color Coat
White Paint Line Marking
Providing better shock absorption, playable consistency and a professional finish. Awarded top ESG rating for 3rd year running.
Keep the court surroundings properly trimmed.
Ensure regular cleaning of the court surface.
Use a wiper to remove excess water.
Prevent bird droppings and spillages on the surface.
Remove trees and shrubs that cover or shed debris onto the court.
Use proper tennis shoes while playing.
Do not use the court while it is wet.
Do not over-tighten poles.
Avoid hitting the court surface with racquets.
Do not allow vehicles, bicycles, tricycles, skates, or skateboards on the court surface.
Do not use heavy machinery on the court.
Ensure that no land-based surface water flows onto the court.
Pacecourt 8 Layer System
1. Acrylic Resurfacer
This layer is applied over concrete or asphalt to prepare the surface. It smooths out minor irregularities, fills cracks, and provides a uniform texture and reliable foundation for the court system.
2. Cushion Coat
The first cushion coat starts the shock-absorbing structure, reducing hardness and improving comfort. In the Pacecourt five-layer cushion system, it builds the base for better impact resistance and long-lasting performance.
3. Color Coat
Color coat layer improves UV resistance and helps protect the underlying cushion system from wear and exposure.
4. Line Marking
The court is marked using acrylic paint that is visible and long lasting and line marking is used to delimit the boundaries of the court.
Planning to Build a Sports Court?
Choose a structured multi-layer system designed for durability, safety, and long-term performance.
play first believe always
Play first. Believe always. Any great court will be started with fervor, accuracy, and performance design. Smart planning, high-tech surface systems, every layer is developed to instill confidence in the play, improve safety as well as provide a professional playing experience that can be relied upon.
