Installing your court in a weekend

No trades, no glue, no curing. Your court arrives flat-packed with a layout guide matched to your design, and most home courts go down in a weekend — solo is fine, two people is fast.

Tools

• ✓Rubber mallet (the one genuinely useful tool)
• ✓Work gloves
• ✓Broom or blower — sweep the slab before you start
• ✓String line — optional, for peace of mind on the first row

1. 1
   Check the base & unpack

   Sweep the slab clean and confirm it's dry. Stack tiles by colour near where they'll be used — your layout guide shows the colour map.

2. 2
   Plan your starting corner

   Your design maps to exact whole-tile counts, so lay out from one corner and the court sits square. Squaring the first row sets up everything after it.

3. 3
   Interlock row by row

   Press each tile onto its neighbour until it clicks — a tap with the rubber mallet seats them flush. Work row by row to your design sheet; with two people, one places while one clicks.

4. 4
   Clip on edges & corners

   Bevelled ramps snap around the perimeter the same way the tiles do, giving the court a finished, trip-free edge.

5. 5
   Anchor it down

   Pop the hidden centre caps at the marked points and drive the included anchors — the court can't shift sideways and can't be lifted.

6. 6
   Play — immediately

   Nothing to set, dry or cure. Line markings were made into the tiles at the factory, so the court is finished the moment the last edge clicks in.

First-week care

There isn't any. Play on it. The whole long-term routine is a sweep and an occasional wash — covered in Care, maintenance & repairs.