Basketball Court Tiles (Perforated)

1. Durable UV Stable Material
2. Traction Control
3. Mold resistant
4. Basketball Court Floor Lines
5. DIY Installation
6. Custom Sizes Available
7. Easy to Clean
8. Proudly made in the USA

With a wide variety of color combinations available, you could have the basketball court of your dreams in your backyard.

We offer multiple backyard basketball court kits. Buy them today! Just add them to the cart and proceed to the checkout page.

Durable UV Stable Material

The Perforated tile used to create this basketball court floor is manufactured with high-impact polypropylene, making the product rigid, firm, and strong enough to support extreme weights without damaging the material. They are also UV stable made for direct sunlight exposure. The basketball court will cover the concrete evenly, despite any small imperfections.

The Outdoor Basketball Court Floor is intended to be installed over concrete or other hard surfaces including our basketball paver base. It is not advised to install this product over grass, mulch, or other soft surfaces.

Traction Control Sport Surface

This unique basketball court includes small, elevated features which enhance grip. Because of this feature, additional traction control is provided to prevent slipping while being active on top of the court.

Mold Resistant Basketball Tiles

The Outdoor Basketball Court’s perforated surface of the individual tiles used to create this product allows plenty of ventilation for humidity and moisture. Underneath each of these tiles, there also lies a grid structure that provides additional air and water flow. These attributes, along with the mold-resisting polypropylene material, were intentionally engineered to prevent microorganisms from developing on the tile.

Cutting the Perforated Tiles

If you need to cut the tiles, please use a jig-saw with a fine-tooth blade (plastic blade). When using an electric saw, use protective glasses and take any safety precautions recommended by the owner’s manual for the tools used.

You will notice small spaces between each tile to allow room for the tiles to expand and contract when the temperature varies. The tiles expand and contract with temperature fluctuations. For this reason, it is best to leave at least ½-inch to 1 inch of space between the tiles and walls or permanent structures.

NOTICE: Failure to leave adequate room for the tiles to expand with temperature changes may cause the tiles to buckle when the room becomes warmer.

DIY Basketball Floor Installation

This “Do It Yourself” floating basketball court floor does not require professional installation. One of the many benefits about the DIY Outdoor Basketball Court is that installation can be done with your own bare hands. Because of the tile’s four Loop-to-Peg Interlocking System, the tiles snap together with a single downward push, very similar to piecing together a puzzle. As you can see, the basketball floor installation is simple.  Similarly, disassembling the flooring is just as easy. Visit our How to Install Backyard Basketball Court Tiles for a full detailed explanation.

TIP: Although not required, you may wish to use a small plastic mallet and knee pads to further ease the installation process.

How to Clean Backyard Basketball Court

The mesh surface of the court leaves small holes for liquid spills to drain down to the base floor and then through the grid structure underneath, making liquids hardly an issue with cleaning. However, if sticky debris remains on the tile, it is advised to rinse off your court.

Unlike an indoor basketball court, the web-like design of the Outdoor Basketball Court Flooring generally requires only one type of cleaning method: hosing it down. Clean regularly for the best appearance. Routine cleaning will enhance the life of the flooring.