One build-up – all layers compatible – easier check & install.
- Primer and preparation materials selected for the agreed asphalt or concrete base.
- Materials for surface correction and texture development where the project requires them.
- Elastic intermediate coats can be added for a cushioned acrylic system.
- Color and texture layers configured for the chosen sport and project brief.
- Compatible line paint coordinated with the approved court layout and colors.
- Available TDS/SDS, color references and application guidance compiled for the agreed SKU.
Feel/color/finish pre-prod.
The brief should answer three practical questions: how the court should play, what the base needs, and how the finished court should look. We use those answers to organize the order.
Coordinate the coating structure around the sport, comfort target, substrate and budget.
Confirm court zones, line colors, multi-sport markings and color references before production.
Review whether the base is asphalt or concrete, new or existing, and prepare a preliminary material estimate.
Get the Basics Right Before Production
Color is only one part of the order. We also check the substrate, intended sport, layer sequence, estimated usage and shipment paperwork before production starts.
Compare hard and cushioned options against sport, substrate, budget and expected use.
Coordinate court zones, line colors and approved color references before production.
Prepare a preliminary consumption plan after area, substrate and coating build-up are confirmed.
ZWC manages packing, product documentation and shipment milestones with the chosen supplier.
PROJECT SUPPORT
Start with the Court You Actually Have
Tell us the sport, court size, existing base, desired feel, color layout and target installation date. We’ll use that information to narrow the system and flag any points that need a site check.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Share the base type, court area, hard or cushioned preference, color plan and expected installation window. That gives us enough information to prepare a more useful first response.
Send the Court Requirements
A hard court uses a firmer coating build-up. A cushioned system adds elastic intermediate layers for greater comfort. The right option depends on sport, budget and user expectations.
Both substrates may be suitable when properly designed and prepared. Moisture, flatness, cracks, curing condition and adhesion needs checking first.
Consumption depends on the chosen system, substrate texture, correction work and application method. We estimate after the site details are confirmed.
Yes, color and line requirements can be added to the same order against confirmed color references and the approved court layout.
Application windows depend on the exact product TDS, temperature, humidity, substrate moisture and forecast. Follow the agreed technical guidance.
Yes, provided the existing surface is sound and compatible. Cracks, delamination, drainage and substrate movement should be evaluated before choosing a renovation build-up.
Available TDS, SDS, color references and test documents vary by SKU. ZWC will compile the agreed document list before order release.
Ask ZWC to arrange color or material samples, product guidance and remote technical communication subject to the chosen supplier and SKU.
Pick starting system from key factors; final layers and amounts from build-up and site.
Standard Hard CourtA firm acrylic build-up for tennis, basketball and general outdoor courts where direct ball response and cost control are priorities.
Cushioned Acrylic CourtAdds elastic intermediate layers to improve underfoot comfort while retaining an acrylic playing surface.
Multi-Sport Court SystemConfigured for shared-use courts with coordinated texture, colors and multiple line-marking requirements.
Acrylic Resurfacing SystemA renovation-oriented coating package for suitable existing courts after substrate defects and adhesion are assessed.
