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What is underneath the court? Does it have to be concrete? Thanks!

7 years ago

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Total Sport Solutions, Inc.
7 years ago
Hi kwevanson. Our courts need to go on a hard surface. The most common option is concrete but they will perform equally as well on an asphalt pad or even interlocking brick if it is level and smooth. If you'd like, you can email us at info@totalsportsolutions.ca should you have more questions.

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