PP interlocking tiles are a type of modular sports flooring made of polypropylene, a durable and resilient plastic material. They are designed to provide a versatile, economical, and easy-to-install surface suitable for various indoor and outdoor sports such as basketball, tennis, badminton, volleyball, hockey, and more.
PP tiles are a popular choice for basketball courts. They are multi-sport and multi-purpose products that are bright and robust and come with a long warranty, and estimated life of over 10 years, thus ensuring a greater return on investment. They are suitable for every level of play – amateur, training and competition. Varying degrees of shock-absorption systems, extensive choice of colors, logo creations, and portability…all add to making it an ideal choice for your outdoor courts.
PP interlocking tiles have the following advantages:
1. EASY INSTALLATION: They can be installed on any flat, hard surface without glue or fasteners.
2. RESISTANCE: They are UV-resistant, water-resistant, and self-draining.
3. SHOCK ABSORPTION: They have excellent shock absorption and ball rebound properties, which reduce the risk of injuries and enhance the performance of the players.
4. LOOK AND FEEL: They are available in a variety of colors and patterns, which allow for unlimited creativity and customization.
5. MAINTENANCE AND RELOCATION: They are easy to maintain, transport, and relocate.
Technical specifications to look for while selecting PP interlocking tiles are:
1. Material: The tiles should be made of high-quality polypropylene (PP), a durable and resilient plastic material that can withstand various weather conditions and impacts
2. Size: The tiles should have a standard size of 250mm x 250mm or 304.8mm x 304.8mm, which allows for easy installation and customization. The size should also match the dimensions of the court or area to be covered.
3. Thickness: The tiles should have a thickness of 13mm or 15mm, which provides adequate shock absorption and ball rebound properties. The thickness should also be consistent across the tiles to ensure a smooth and level surface.
4. Weight: The tiles should have a weight of about 210g per sheet, which makes them easy to transport and relocate. The weight should also be balanced to prevent the tiles from shifting or sliding during use.
