CourtX Game Court Installation Guide

Easy Setup. Elite Performance.

Follow these steps for a professional-grade installation. To ensure your warranty remains valid and to avoid damaging the tiles, do not snap the tiles together until Step 4
  • Inventory Check: Compare all materials against your packing slip. Verify that nothing was damaged during shipping.
  • Review the Blueprint: Study your custom, numbered court layout document included in the CourtX Installation Packet.
  • Site Prep: Ensure your base (concrete, asphalt, or sub-floor) is clean, level, and ready. Move your pallets directly to the installation site.
  • Unpack: Remove all plastic and cardboard wraps from the tile pallets.

Step 1: The Starting Corner

Locate Panel #1 on your diagram. Place it in the starting corner of your court.

  • Orientation: Position the tile so the post ends (the "male" connectors) are facing Right and Down.
  • The "No-Snap" Rule: Simply lay the panel into place. Do not click or snap it to anything yet.

Step 2: Dry Layout

Continue placing panels in numerical order (Panel #2, #3, etc.) according to your diagram.

  • Move across the court following the pattern on your layout document.
  • Lay the panels side-by-side until the entire court is laid out.

Step 3: Visual Inspection

Before connecting the tiles, step back and inspect the entire layout:

  • Alignment: Does the basketball lane line up perfectly with the goal?
  • Graphics: Do the logos and court lines match your diagram?
  • Fit: Ensure there is no significant gapping between the un-snapped panels.

Step 4: Secure the Court (The "Snap")

Once you are satisfied with the layout, it is time to connect the tiles.

  • Return to Panel #1 and follow the same numerical order you used in Step 2
  • The Technique: Gently step on the seams where the tiles meet. Your body weight will press the post ends into the receiver ends.
  • ⚠️ CRITICAL WARNING: DO NOT USE EXCESSIVE FORCE. Using a mallet or heavy stomping can permanently damage the CourtX interlocking system.

Step 5: Edges and Corners

Once your main court is fully snapped together, you can add the finishing borders to provide a smooth, beveled transition to the ground.

  • Post-side borders: For the edges with exposed posts.
  • Receiver-side borders: For the edges with exposed receiver loops.

Step 6: Final Cleanup

Remove the numbered stickers from each panel. Your CourtX Game Court is now ready for play!

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