Outdoor sport court tiles: answers about the Seven-star elastic pad system

What are the Seven-star Elastic Pad Outdoor Sports Court Tiles made of?

They are made of food-grade high-performance polypropylene (PP). The material is non-toxic, odorless, waterproof and moisture-resistant. The product is intended for outdoor sports areas and school or public fitness settings.

What size and weight is each tile?

The QXTD tile specification is 40 cm × 40 cm × 1.6 cm, with a unit weight of 555 g. Use these dimensions when estimating the number of tiles for a court and when checking how the finished surface will meet surrounding edges.

What does the surface feel and provide during use?

The surface has a frosted textured treatment. It is designed to be non-slip and wear-resistant in both wet and dry conditions. For a site that may be used after rain, the buyer should plan the court layout and surrounding drainage so water does not remain on the playing area.

How do the tiles connect?

The tiles use a half-moon pop-buckle connection. The soft connection structure can adjust with temperature changes, helping accommodate thermal expansion and contraction. The connection is intended for a tighter assembled surface and large-area paving.

What are the 100 elastic pads for?

Each tile has 100 high-toughness elastic pads on the underside. They provide elastic support and shock absorption as people move across the court, while also contributing to the floor’s sports performance.

Which sports and venues are these outdoor sport court tiles suited to?

The listed applications include basketball, volleyball, badminton, national fitness venues, and primary and middle school sport courts. Buyers should select the tile when the project needs a modular surface for one of these sports or a multi-use school or fitness area.

What information should be prepared for an order inquiry?

Send the court dimensions, intended sport or sports, required color scheme, installation location, and estimated quantity. Colors include red, green, blue and yellow, among others. These details allow the supplier to discuss the tile layout and project quantity for the specific court.