Line markings, overlays & logos
Why markings applied in production beat lines painted on site, how regulation markings adapt to your size, multi-sport overlay colours, and what makes a logo reproduce well.
Lines are where precision shows. Ours go on during production, to the exact geometry of your design, rather than being set out and painted on your driveway afterwards. That one decision drives everything below.
Factory lines vs painted lines
- ✓Painted lines wear where play happens most — exactly where you look most
- ✓Factory-applied markings are part of the tile surface: same grip, same wear life as the court itself
- ✓Edges stay crisp for the life of the court — no taping, no stencils, no weekend repaints
Regulation geometry, fitted to your size
The designer draws true regulation markings — keys, arcs, kitchens, circles — and shows you exactly what fits at your size. On compact courts, elements scale or truncate honestly (a 6.75 m three-point arc doesn't pretend to fit a 5 m-wide court), so what you see is what gets built.
Multi-sport overlays
Additional sports overlay in a second line colour so every game stays readable — the full logic is in Multi-sport court layouts.
Logos & personalisation
- ✓Placement: centre court is the classic; inside the key or on the run-off both work for second marks
- ✓Artwork that reproduces best: simple, high-contrast marks — a crest, monogram or wordmark beats a photo or fine-line illustration
- ✓Sizing: resist filling the key — a logo with breathing room reads more professional than one touching the lines
- ✓Upload: drop your file straight into the designer, position and scale it on the court, and it's part of the design
Design your court — see the live price
Pick your sport, size, colours and lines — the exact price updates as you build, at $49/m².
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