Multi-sport line layouts
Netball, basketball, volleyball, futsal and tennis line sets planned to overlay clearly, not confuse.
Netball, basketball, volleyball, futsal and combination courts for schools, clubs, estates and municipalities.
Multi-purpose courts give schools, estates and municipalities the most playing value per square metre — provided the layout, colour zoning and line marking are designed properly from the start.
The art of a good multi-purpose court is planning. Which sports take priority, how the line sets overlay without confusing players, which colour zones separate the courts visually, and where posts and sockets go so they serve one sport without becoming a hazard to another.
We build and surface courts for netball, basketball, volleyball, futsal, mini-tennis and combination layouts, in single or multi-court complexes. Colour zoning is used to make the primary sport read instantly, with secondary line sets in contrasting colours that stay legible without cluttering the surface.
Whether it is a single school netball court, a fenced estate multi-court, or a municipal complex of six, the build standard is identical: engineered base, correct falls, acrylic surface system and precise line marking.

The specific advantages this service delivers — and what they mean for the life of your court.
Netball, basketball, volleyball, futsal and tennis line sets planned to overlay clearly, not confuse.
Contrasting playing and run-off zones so the primary sport is obvious from the sideline.
Surfaces specified for heavy, daily use by large groups in school shoes.
Netball and basketball posts, ground sockets, backboards and rings supplied and correctly installed.
From one court in an estate to a full municipal complex, built to a consistent standard.
Court sizes and markings set out to the relevant sporting association standards.
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Feedback from clients whose courts we have worked on.
The questions we are asked most often about this service.
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Two to three sets of markings is the practical limit before a surface becomes visually confusing for players. We usually recommend one primary sport in strong colour, with one or two secondary line sets in contrasting tones.
Very often, yes. If the base is sound, an existing tennis court can be resurfaced with new colour zoning and additional line sets, and fitted with netball or basketball equipment.
Yes — posts, ground sockets, backboards, rings and nets are all supplied and installed as part of the project, correctly set out to association dimensions.
A standard acrylic hard court system is the usual choice: it handles very heavy daily traffic, is easy to clean, offers good grip in school shoes, and can be resurfaced instead of replaced.
Yes. We regularly work with schools, sports clubs, estates and municipal bodies, and can supply the documentation, specifications and pricing breakdowns those processes require.
Send us the details and we will arrange a free site inspection. You will receive a written, itemised quotation with no obligation.
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