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At Armor courts we will be happy to guide you through the many different types of surfaces that are available through our comprehensive line up of manufacturers we use.
PVC stands for (Polyvinyl Chloride) and is used for many different applications from construction materials, bottles, membership cards, or in our line of work interlocking sport tiles that can be used for indoor or outdoor sports. These tiles are used for just about any sport including basketball, tennis, pickleball, volleyball, etc.
PVC tiles have some advantages over the traditional Acyclic painted finishes which may be a practical solution for your needs. Here are some pros and cons to consider.
Pros
Cost effective: If you are considering a hardwood floor, they are roughly half of the cost of a hard wood maple floor system and can last up to 30 plus years vs a hardwood floor that needs refinishing every couple of years.
Installation: They are amazingly easy to put together as they interlock into the pattern you have chosen for your court and can be used on just about any flat level ridged surface such as asphalt or concrete. They however cannot be used on directly on the ground or grass.
Customization: The tiles come in a rainbow of colors and can be purchased in multiple colors with varying trim colors. You can also incorporate many sports on one system such as basketball with volleyball, Tennis with pickleball, etc… the possibilities are endless. To add a little more excitement to your court we can incorporate a favorite logo from just about any team and of course some family initials as well.
Portability: A court could be disassembled and re assembled if you need to periodically change from one sport to another and or moved from one house to another.Playability: These tiles do offer a lateral absorption during athletic play making it a safe alternative to a hard surface. They have different textures to choose from a rougher finish to a smoother finish. Depending on the sport may determine the best fit.
Cons
There are many other things to consider so when you work with one of our design professionals each option will be discussed so we can provide you with the right answers so a decision can be made based on your individual needs.
There are many different types of surfacing to choose from, which can vary greatly in cost. Here are a few that we will discuss with you on your first visit.
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