Sports court coatings · Every type of sports flooring, professionally installed across Thailand

The main types are Acrylic Hardcourt, PU (Polyurethane), Acrylic Cushion, EPDM, and PVC. Choose based on the sport, indoor or outdoor use, budget, and the properties you need, such as flexibility or slip resistance. Our team assesses your court and recommends a suitable system free of charge.

The price depends on the floor system chosen, the area size, and the condition of the existing floor, so we recommend booking a site survey for an accurate quote — survey and quote are free of charge.

PU flooring is highly flexible, absorbing impact and protecting the knees — ideal for indoor and competition courts. Acrylic is a hard surface that resists sun and rain with vivid colors — ideal for outdoor courts such as tennis and basketball.

Typically around 5–15 working days, depending on court size and floor system, including surface preparation, system application, and line marking. Our team gives a clear timeline in the quote.

We install across Thailand, both indoor and outdoor, and can schedule a site survey in any province.

Outdoor courts exposed to sun and rain usually use water-based acrylic paint, either the hard (Hardcourt) or the cushioned system, because it resists UV, drains well and is easy to recoat. A flexible PU surface outdoors always needs a UV-resistant topcoat.

Indoor courts usually use PU because the surface is seamless, softer and absorbs impact, which suits basketball, volleyball and futsal in gyms. Epoxy suits indoor floors that need a hard, abrasion-resistant finish more than softness.

It depends on the paint system, the number of coats, the area and the condition of the existing floor, which may need repairs first. Our team surveys the site and quotes from the court's actual specification.

New concrete should cure for at least 28 days and be checked for moisture before painting, so the paint bonds well and blistering or delamination is less likely later.