DURACOURT Outdoor Suspended Surfacing

DURACOURT™ Outdoor Suspended Surfacing

KEY BENEFITS
Superior all-weather traction Seamless aesthetic engineered design Many color options for personalizing school or facility colors Medium speed tennis surface Excellent ball, puck and skate response for street, deck and inline hockey Immediate drainage during wet weather, no squeegee required	U.V. protection Durable and impact stable for multi-sport use Covers cracks, puddles and stains No adhesives or anchoring required Low annual maintenance Year round use 12 year warranty Proudly made in U.S.A.

DURACOURT™ Specs

Applications

Open Top Design 12" x 12" x 5/8"

High Impact Copolymer Suspended Court Surfacing

841 Individual Support Legs

Weight: 13oz. (370.59g)

TECHNICAL SPECS

Friction (ASTM C 1028): Dry-0.90, Wet-0.65

Compression vs. Crush (ASTM D 3998): No Break

Noise reduction Coefficient (ASTM C 423): 5-10%

Rolling Load (DIN 18032-02): Pass

Standard Deformation (DIN 18032-02): 0.9mm

Ball Rebound (DIN 18032-02): 98%

Load Bearing Capacity (DIN 18032-02): >180 PSI

R-Value: x < 1

Flatness: 0.0mm

Lateral Movement: 0.00"-0.035"

Schools
Church Family Life Centers
Recreation Centers
Multi-Activity Centers
Sports Camp Facilities
Rehab Clinics and Hospitals
Military
Private Athletic Clubs For
- Basketball
- Volleyball
- Futsal
- Team Handball
- Raquetball & Squash
- Badminton
- Street, Deck or Inline Hockey
Aerobics
Dance
Pilates
Yoga
Martial Arts
Jogging Tracks
Display
Events
Home Gyms

SnapSports, the industry leading manufacturer and provider of premium courts and athletic sports flooring, announced today the recent classification of their tennis court surfacing by the International Tennis Federation (ITF), the sport’s world governing body.

SnapSports received notice of the ITF classification for two of their multi-patent & patent pending outdoor tennis court surfaces, the BounceBack® and DuraCourt®. These surfaces are considered the top performing modular sports surfaces in the industry, based on combined results of a independent laboratory test on performance, slip resistance, impact, and abrasiveness.

The ITF is recognized as the world governing body for the sport of tennis. The ITF Court Pace Classification Program has been developed to assist purchasers of tennis court surface products to determine the type and speed of surface most suited to their specific requirements. The ITF Court Pace Rating (CPR) measures the effect of ball-surface interaction. This concept includes: friction, which primarily determines the reduction in the horizontal component of post-impact ball velocity; and vertical restitution, which determines the time between successive bounces.

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SnapSports™ is a registered trademark of SnapSports, Inc. Salt Lake City, Utah