Applicable venues
Campus outdoor basketball courtConfirm the pavement boundaries according to site size, base layer and frequency of use.
Community Basketball CourtConfirm the pavement boundaries according to site size, base layer and frequency of use.
Basketball courts for enterprises and institutionsConfirm the pavement boundaries according to site size, base layer and frequency of use.
3x3 training and activity venueConfirm the pavement boundaries according to site size, base layer and frequency of use.
Key points in selection
- Check the GB 36246-2018 report cover of the corresponding model
- Check the flatness of the base, drainage slope and surrounding expansion joints
- Choose a structure that is more stable against bulges, weather resistance and ball rebound according to the frequency of use.
Recommended model direction
| Model direction | Applicable instructions |
|---|---|
| ANK5 Basketball Palace Grid | 50×50 large size, suitable for basketball courts with clear budget and need to be paved quickly |
| ANK2F four-square grid | Suitable for large areas in schools, focusing on thermal expansion and contraction and resistance to bulging |
| ANK3 double layer diamond | Suitable for basketball training courts that require higher sports performance and cushioning |
Recommended floor details entry
Recommended flooringANK5 Basketball Palace Grid50×50 large size, suitable for basketball courts with clear budget and need to be paved quicklyView details page
Recommended flooringANK2F four-square gridSuitable for large areas in schools, focusing on thermal expansion and contraction and resistance to bulgingView details page
Recommended flooringANK3 double layer diamondSuitable for basketball training courts that require higher sports performance and cushioningView details page
Basketball court case reference
Details of commonly used flooring in basketball courts
The basketball court case is used to observe the color, marking, boundary closing and outdoor drainage of the entire court; the specific model is still subject to the project contract, report cover and samples.
Key points for testing and acceptance
- The reported model must be consistent with the contract and arrival model
- Reserve flexible space around the site and avoid hard top walls or curbs.
- Do multiple ball bounce, flatness and drainage inspections after completion
Construction and maintenance precautions
- Routinely clean sand, gravel and leaves to reduce the impact of foreign matter in gaps and rebound.
- During the sun exposure season, focus on observing whether the corners and long straight lines are tight.
- Metal spikes, sharp tools and heavy vehicles are prohibited from entering the venue.
Confirm before purchasing
- Is the project a school or government procurement?
- Is the base layer newly made of cement, asphalt or old site renovated?
- Do I need to draw 3x3, badminton or moving lines at the same time?
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FAQ
What should be the priority for a basketball court?
First look at the site usage, base conditions and acceptance requirements, and then select models based on indicators such as anti-slip, drainage, buffering, ball rebound or load-bearing.
Are the recommended models of basketball courts fixed?
is not a fixed answer. The recommended model is the initial screening direction, and the final model is subject to samples, testing data, contract parameters and on-site review.
Can it be used with other sports scenes?
Multi-function sharing can be used, but the size, marking, buffer zone and frequency of use must be confirmed first to avoid interference between different movement lines.
Need advice on basketball court selection?
Provide site dimensions, grassroots photos and frequency of use. You can first do a preliminary screening of models and a data list.
Contact the project consultant