Sports Court Surfaces
Professionally installed modular court surfaces for backyard basketball and multi-sport spaces.
A Modular Sports Court System using interlocking polypropylene sports tiles — planned around the concrete base, intended sport and preferred court layout across Melbourne and surrounding areas.
Court Applications
Modular sports surfaces specified around how the court will be used — from backyard basketball to broader recreation spaces.
Basketball Courts
Dedicated layouts for residential and recreation projects.
Backyard Courts
Compact surfaces designed around available outdoor space.
Multi-Sport Courts
Flexible layouts for shared recreation use.
Schools & Recreation
Court surfaces for school and community environments.
The surface
Modular Sports Court System
An interlocking polypropylene modular surface installed as a dedicated court finish over an appropriate base. System selection remains project-specific — public specifications stay model-agnostic until the final product range is confirmed.
- Interlocking polypropylene sports tiles installed as a Modular Sports Court System over an appropriate base
- Colour and layout options planned around the intended sport and available space
- Open-profile modular construction that can assist surface drainage depending on the selected system and base design
Design Your Court
Four layout directions to start the conversation. Standard colours and custom combinations may be available — final design is planned around the sport, footprint and site.
Classic Basketball
Familiar two-tone court field with key and centre marking cues.
Premium Two-Tone
Contrasting halves and a defined border for a sharper residential court finish.
Multi-Sport
Zoned colour blocks suited to shared recreation and flexible play.
Backyard Half-Court
Compact half-court layout for residential spaces with limited footprint.
The Concrete Base Matters
A modular sports surface performs best over an appropriate, stable and correctly prepared base. That is where DWD's concrete surface experience becomes part of the court conversation — assessment, preparation and installation coordinated as one project.
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Assess existing concrete
We review the slab for suitability, levels, drainage and condition before recommending a modular sports surface.
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Prepare or repair where required
Where repairs or preparation are needed for a stable, suitable base, that work is completed before the surface goes down.
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New concrete base where in scope
If a new base is part of the project, it needs to be correctly designed, constructed and cured for the selected surface system — discussed project by project.
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Install the modular court surface
Layout and colour planning lead into professional installation of the interlocking Modular Sports Court System as a finished playing surface.
Installation Process
A practical sequence from site review through modular surface handover.
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Assess
Site, sport use and access
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Base
Substrate review
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Prepare
Repairs where required
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Design
Layout and colours
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Install
Surface and handover
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a modular sports court surface?
A modular sports court surface is a professionally installed interlocking polypropylene playing surface. Individual sports tiles lock together to form a Modular Sports Court System over an appropriate concrete or prepared base.
What types of courts can it be used for?
Typical applications include basketball courts, backyard courts, multi-sport recreation courts and school or recreation environments. Final suitability depends on the selected system, the base and how the court will be used.
Can court colours be customised?
Yes. Multiple standard colours are available, and custom colour combinations may be available depending on the project. Layouts are designed around the intended sport and available space.
Can it be installed over existing concrete?
Often yes, where the existing concrete is suitable. We assess the slab first. Some projects need repairs or preparation before the modular surface is installed.
Does the concrete need to be repaired first?
Not always. It depends on cracks, levels, drainage and overall condition. A modular sports surface performs best over an appropriate, stable and correctly prepared base.
Can DWD build the concrete court base?
DWD can assess the concrete requirements and discuss the scope appropriate to the project. Base construction needs vary, so this is reviewed case by case rather than offered as a single standard package.
Planning a Backyard or Multi-Sport Court?
Talk with our team about the existing base, intended use and preferred court design for your project.