Applicable venues
School Tennis Training GroundConfirm the pavement boundaries according to site size, base layer and frequency of use.
Community Tennis CourtConfirm the pavement boundaries according to site size, base layer and frequency of use.
Outdoor multi-functional tennis courtConfirm the pavement boundaries according to site size, base layer and frequency of use.
Stadium Tennis Training AreaConfirm the pavement boundaries according to site size, base layer and frequency of use.
Key points in selection
- Surface friction should be uniform to avoid excessive slippage or astringency in local areas.
- The elasticity and ball rebound must be confirmed with samples or test paving first.
- For outdoor venues, drainage after rain, wet anti-slip and marking contrast should be considered.
Recommended model direction
| Model direction | Applicable instructions |
|---|---|
| ANK1F Standard MiG | One of the basic models available for tennis courts, suitable for preliminary screening in schools and community training areas. |
| ANK2 thickened MiG | The tennis court can be optionally thickened, which needs to be confirmed based on the grassroots, budget and ball rebound test. |
| SVS1 北极星 | Suitable for training areas that require a softer foot feel, but still need to check the elasticity and ball rebound performance |
| SVS3 星耀 | Suitable for indoor and outdoor multi-functional training areas, subject to confirmation based on samples and site conditions |
Recommended floor details entry
Recommended flooringANK1F Standard MiGOne of the basic models available for tennis courts, suitable for preliminary screening in schools and community training areas.View details page
Recommended flooringANK2 thickened MiGThe tennis court can be optionally thickened, which needs to be confirmed based on the grassroots, budget and ball rebound test.View details page
Recommended flooringSVS1 北极星Suitable for training areas that require a softer foot feel, but still need to check the elasticity and ball rebound performanceView details page
Recommended flooringSVS3 星耀Suitable for indoor and outdoor multi-functional training areas, subject to confirmation based on samples and site conditionsView details page
Tennis court case reference
Optional flooring details for tennis courts
Tennis courts are only initially screened within the scope of ANK1F, ANK2, SVS1 北极星, and SVS3 星耀. Cases and detailed drawings are used for sample communication and do not replace on-site trial paving.
Key points for testing and acceptance
- Confirm the court size, buffer zone and fence position before layout
- Check whether the seams are flat to avoid affecting lateral movement
- Check whether there is water accumulation in low-lying areas after rain
Construction and maintenance precautions
- Regularly clean fine sand to reduce sliding and uneven wear.
- Avoid long-term stacking of heavy objects that may block local locks.
- Use water or neutral cleaning methods when cleaning
Confirm before purchasing
- Is the venue more for training, competition or community recreation?
- Is it shared with basketball, badminton or activity venues?
- Do owners pay more attention to ball speed, foot feel or subsequent maintenance?
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FAQ
What should be your priority in tennis courts?
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.
Is the range of recommended tennis court models fixed?
Currently, the preliminary screening is only within the scope of ANK1F, ANK2, SVS1 北极星, and SVS3 星耀. The final screening is still based on samples, test 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 tennis court selection?
Provide site dimensions, grassroots photos and frequency of use. You can first do a preliminary screening of models and a data list.
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