Surface System
Acrytech Standard Acrylic
Project Type
Four-Court Expansion
Project Summary
This project was a four-court expansion for Tampa Pickleball Crew within an existing warehouse facility in Ybor City, Florida. The build rebuilt a deteriorated concrete slab into an indoor playing environment, with multiple colorways and a designated championship court. The result is a cohesive facility built for recreational and competitive play.
Scope & Execution
The project began with evaluation of the existing damaged concrete slab, followed by installation of a two-inch concrete cap to create a stable and uniform foundation. After proper curing, the courts were surfaced using a standard AcrYTEC acrylic system with a three-color application. The layout included three courts in a consistent colorway and one championship court with a distinct aesthetic, completed with Addict Pickleball Thunderdome net systems and court divider systems for optimized play separation.
Construction Considerations
Two-inch concrete cap installation to restore and level the existing slab
Multi-court layout design to maximize space within the warehouse bay
Dual colorway approach to distinguish the championship court from standard courts
Integration of divider systems to improve play flow and court separation
Unique Challenges
Working over severely damaged and inconsistent existing concrete
Maintaining level tolerances across a large indoor slab footprint
Adapting court layout within structural constraints of the warehouse
Project Context
Adaptive Reuse for Competitive Covered Play
This expansion converted an underutilized industrial warehouse bay into a dedicated indoor pickleball facility built for high-volume recreational and competitive use.