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Multi-Sport
Clark Residence Multi-Sport Court
Lakeland, FL
Project Case Study
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Surface System
Acrytech Standard Acrylic
Project Duration
5 Days
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Project Type
Tile Removal and Resurfacing
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Market
Residential
Project Summary
This project replaced a modular tile court at a residence in Lakeland, Florida, with a coated acrylic surface. The snap-together tiles were lifted, the concrete underneath was prepared, and the pad was finished in a single blue scheme striped for both basketball and pickleball. Five days on site.
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Scope & Execution
The pad already existed but was covered in modular snap-together sport tiles, which were removed in full. The concrete underneath was then prepared so a coating would bond to it properly, which is the step that decides whether this kind of conversion lasts. An Acrytech acrylic system was applied in a single blue scheme and striped for basketball and pickleball together. An Addict Pickleball Thunderdome net system was supplied to finish the court for play. Five days on site.
Construction Considerations
Full removal of the existing modular tile system
Concrete preparation to achieve coating adhesion on an existing pad
Single colour scheme with basketball and pickleball striping
Thunderdome net system supplied to complete the court
Unique Challenges
Lifting a tile system without damaging the slab underneath
Preparing concrete that had been covered rather than finished
Laying two sets of sport lines on a single residential pad
Project Context
From Snap Together Tiles to a Coated Court
A tiled residential pad stripped back to the concrete and finished as a permanent coated surface for basketball and pickleball.
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