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Are the measurements of the three-point line and free throw line NBA measurements or highschool?
We use high school measurements.
Was this helpful?Hi, do you guys have a court that has the 3 point line all the way around? 30x30 didn't look like it was all the way around.
We currently do not have that option on our courts. However, you may build a custom court using the flooring designer that can be found on the product page of our Outdoor Sports Tiles and then use our Game Line Paint to paint game lines per your need.
Was this helpful?Can you custom size your court kit. I have space that I want to put this kit on it 30 x 15. Do you guys provided for that measurement?
Yes, absolutely! Please see our Outdoor Sports Tiles for this purpose. You may simply use the flooring calculator on the product page to calculate the number of tiles you would need, or use our flooring designer to design your own court! The flooring designer is located right under "Product Highlights" on the product page.
Was this helpful?We were told that we could install this over dirt. However, in reading your Q&A it looks like you are saying this should be installed over concrete or wood patio would be acceptable. Just to clarify, dirt is not except?
We recommend installing our Outdoor Basketball Court Kits over hard surfaces like concrete and asphalt, but you may install these over dirt as well.
Was this helpful?We are in a wind tornado. HOw does this adhere to ground? ALso, does this need any type of algae treatment?
Outdoor Basketball Court Kits can be installed on any hard surface like concrete or asphalt. The weight of the tiles will hold them down during heavy winds. You should not have algae issue with these tiles since these have vents and will allow water to pass through them easily.
Was this helpful?I would like to order the 24x20 outdoor basketball kit. We would like to put the tiles on top of a gravel and stone dust base. I know how to make the wood frame and lay down the gravel with a tamper. I wanted to check if you had further instructions, if this type of installation as recommended, and if there is a rain porous foam pad to put between the top layer of gravel/stone dust and the tiles?
You can install our Outdoor Basketball Court Kits on top of a level gravel and stone dust base using the same installation instructions that we have provided on the product page, however we do recommend using these over a hard surface like concrete or asphalt. You wouldn't need a foam pad underneath since these tiles are porous and will allow water to pass through them easily.
Was this helpful?Do the kits come with the key painted on?
The Outdoor Basketball Court Kits come with main court tiles and key tiles which are both different in color. If you're looking to create game lines, please see our Game Line Paint Kits.
Was this helpful?Can you install the outdoor basketball court kit on an outdoor residential tennis court? And if so, will the kit tiles damage the tennis court surface? How long does it take to install the kit?
Our Outdoor Basketball Court Kits can be installed on any flat surface and will not damage the subfloor which includes concrete, clay, and grass. These tiles are very easy to install and it doesn't take much time to put them together but the installation time depends on the installer.
Was this helpful?Can this product be installed on beach sand with a ply wood subfloor for a temporaray event that lasts 6 weeks?
Yes, the Outdoor Basketball Court Kit Tiles can be installed on a plywood subfloor. However, we recommend installing these tiles over a hard surface like concrete.
Was this helpful?Due to the grade of our home, we have a large wood deck as our backyard that would be perfect for a small area to put a basketball hoop in. Can these tiles be installed over a wood patio deck?
Yes, the Outdoor Basketball Court Kit Tiles can be installed over the wood deck. We recommend installing these tiles over a hard surface like concrete. If the wood deck is on a hard surface and there is proper drainage, you should be fine.
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