TENNIS COURT
We have the acumen and experience to supply our clients with a wide range of Tennis Court Flooring. We also customize these products as per the requirements and specifications of our esteemed clients

How can one build a tennis court?

The majority of tennis courts consist of several layers:

– Formation.
– Foundation.
– Regulating base.
– Wearing surface.

Hard courts:

1 Geotextile material (for stability)

2. 150 – 200 mm compacted depth of foundation.

3. 35 – 40 mm compacted depth of base course asphalt (14 – 20 mm diameter).

4. 25 – 30 mm compacted depth of wearing course asphalt (6 mm diameter).

5. Cushion system (if specified).

6. Acrylic (PMMA) or polyurethane (PU) based coating with aggregate

Grass courts:

1. Perforated plastic drainage pipe.

2. 6-10 mm grade permeable backfill.

3. 50 mm blinding layer of aggregate to separate top soil from foundation.

4. 100 – 150 mm of top soil (root zone) composed of clay, silt and sand.

5. 8 – 12 mm of turf.

Clay:

1. Geotextile membrane laid on the sub-grade.

2. 120 – 600 mm compacted depth of foundation.

3. 60 – 100 mm of graded aggregate that supports capilliary action.

4. 40 – 50 mm compacted depth of crushed aggregate.

5. 3 – 6 mm of fine crushed aggregate.

Clay courts need to be built with a slope of between 0.25 and 0.35% (for above ground irrigation).