TILES
Modular Court Tiles
Advanced interlocking tile systems that provide exceptional drainage, shock absorption, and versatility for basketball courts and multi-sport applications.
Why Choose Modular Tiles
Our innovative tile systems combine performance, durability, and easy maintenance for the ultimate court surface solution.
Superior Drainage
Patented grid design allows water to drain quickly through the surface, eliminating standing water and reducing slip hazards.
Shock Absorption
Advanced polymer construction provides excellent impact absorption, reducing player fatigue and joint stress during play.
Easy Installation
Interlocking design allows for quick installation and easy maintenance with minimal surface preparation required.
Perfect Applications
Modular tile systems excel in environments where drainage, comfort, and multi-use flexibility are essential.
Basketball Courts
Perfect for outdoor basketball courts requiring excellent ball bounce, traction, and durability in all weather conditions.
Multi-Sport Areas
Versatile surface suitable for multiple sports including volleyball, inline hockey, and general recreation activities.
Recreational Spaces
Ideal for playgrounds, fitness areas, and community spaces where safety and comfort are priorities.
Technical Advantages
Engineered for performance with features that traditional surfaces can't match.
No Puddles
Water drains through surface instantly
Adjustable
Customizable performance characteristics
Recyclable
Environmentally responsible materials
Low Maintenance
Simple cleaning with garden hose
Performance Comparison
Traditional Asphalt
Modular Tiles
Concrete
What Our Clients Say
"The modular tile system was perfect for our community center. Installation was quick, and the drainage performance during heavy rains has been outstanding. Players love the feel of the surface."
- Mountain View Community Center, Blacksburg, VA
Ready for Modular Tile Performance?
Experience the advantages of our innovative tile systems for your basketball court or multi-sport facility.
