Tool-free interlocking PP modular court tiles with rapid drainage and all-weather usability.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the main differences between Acrylic and EPDM sports courts?
Acrylic court coatings provide a firm, tournament-grade hard surface ideal for professional tennis (ITF approved) and competitive basketball. EPDM rubber courts feature a cushioned 10-13mm rubber layer that delivers superior impact shock absorption, reducing athlete fatigue and knee strain for multi-purpose school courts.
How do interlocking PP court tiles perform in outdoor environments?
Our interlocking polypropylene (PP) tiles are molded with anti-UV stabilizers and high-impact polymers. The suspended open-grid design allows rainwater to drain through immediately, so courts dry within 10 minutes of rain. They require no adhesive and can be assembled tool-free over any flat surface.
Can one sports court be marked for multiple sports (Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton)?
Yes. We routinely provide multi-sport line marking designs where high-visibility white or yellow lines mark the primary basketball court, while contrasting colors (sky blue, red, or green) delineate volleyball, tennis, or badminton boundaries on the same surface.
What maintenance is required for outdoor synthetic sports courts?
Synthetic sports courts require minimal maintenance: regular sweeping of leaves and debris, periodic washing with water or mild detergent, and prompt removal of standing mud. Acrylic courts can be easily resurfaced every 5-7 years to refresh colors and line markings.
What materials are needed for tennis court resurfacing?
For tennis court resurfacing, our acrylic coating system requires 1.2-1.5 kg/m² of acrylic base coat, 0.8-1.0 kg/m² of cushion coat, and 0.6-0.8 kg/m² of finish color coat. Our factory supplies complete resurfacing material kits with full technical specifications and color selection.