From design to dunk — and you install it yourself.
Interlocking tiles that snap together over any flat, firm base. No glue, no tradespeople — most courts go down in a weekend.
Design it online
Use the designer to pick your sport, size, colours, line markings and logos — and watch the price (including freight to your postcode) update live. No quotes to chase, no salesperson. Save it, share it, or order when you're ready.
We custom-build it
Once you confirm and sign off your design, your court is made to order — your exact colours and line markings applied during production, not painted on later. Typically about 4–5 weeks to build.
It ships to your door
Your court arrives as a flat-packed set of interlocking tiles plus bevelled edges, corners, court anchors and a step-by-step install guide. Metro freight is included in your price; regional is quoted before you pay. Allow roughly 2 weeks freight.
You snap it together
No glue, no setting time, no tradespeople required. The tiles interlock by hand over any flat, firm base. Most home courts go down in a weekend with a couple of people.
Laying your tiles, step by step
Every court ships with a printed step-by-step guide tailored to your design. Here's the gist.
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Prepare a flat, firm base
The tiles need a solid, RIGID base — concrete, asphalt (also called tarmac, blacktop or bitumen), or pavers. They are not suitable for crushed rock, road base or compacted gravel: unbound surfaces settle unevenly and the court moves with them. The base should be flat and free-draining; sweep it clean of grit and debris. There's no need to glue or fix the tiles down.
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Find your starting corner
Plan your layout from the centre or a chosen corner so the whole-tile court sits square on your slab. Every Outdoor Sport Courts court is built in whole 305mm (1 ft²) tiles, so there's no cutting — your design already maps to exact tile counts.
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Interlock the tiles
Lay the first tile, then connect each new tile to its neighbour using the built-in loop-and-peg interlock — press down until it clicks home (a rubber mallet helps seat them flush). Work row by row across the court, keeping your colour zones and line-marked tiles in the positions shown on your design sheet.
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Add the bevelled edges & corners
Clip the bevelled edge strips and corner pieces around the perimeter. These give the court a finished ramped edge that's safe to run over and trips-free — and they snap on the same way as the tiles.
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Built to be easy — and to last
Snap-together install
Tiles interlock by hand over the base — no glue, nothing to set or dry.
Anchored & theft-proof
Hidden centre-cap anchor points + included anchors lock the court down — no sideways shift, can't be stolen.
Whole tiles, no cutting
Your design maps to exact 1 ft² tiles, so it goes together like a kit.
Free-draining surface
Open-base tiles let rain through — no puddles, dries fast, plays year-round.
Pre-applied markings
Lines are applied during production, so your court arrives ready to play on.
All-weather build
From bare slab to finished court
Daniel's backyard in Dural — the same concrete pad before the tiles arrived, and after a DIY install.
“The online designer made the whole experience really enjoyable. We customised the colours and line markings, placed the order, and the court arrived exactly as we'd designed it. Everything was well packaged, the instructions were easy to follow, and the support team answered a couple of questions straight away. I'd happily recommend them.”
Daniel P. — Dural, NSW
Yes — people really do this themselves
Three separate customers, same story: a weekend, two people, no trades.
Sarah & Ben T. — Geelong, VICHalf-court · green & grey
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