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Overview
Multi-sport court
A cushioned multi-sport court taking basketball, netball and badminton on the same footprint, specified around all-day mixed-ability use.
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The work
How it came together
The brief
Placeholder. Describe what the client came to JRace with — the site as it stood, what was failing or missing, and the constraint that shaped the job (budget, programme, an existing base, a fixed term-time window).
What we did
Placeholder. The survey findings, the product and grade recommended and why that one rather than its neighbours, and how the install was sequenced.
The result
Placeholder. What the finished facility does that the old one didn't. Concrete beats adjectives — hours of use a week, sports supported, what maintenance now costs.
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At a glance
The details
What went in, and what it was built on. Every site differs — yours is settled at survey.
- Surface
- SPU Shock-absorbing, 4mm
- Base
- Existing asphalt, prepared and primed
- Sports
- Basketball, netball, badminton
- Completed
- Placeholder — confirm with JRace
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The build-up
What's under the surface
This job was laid in SPU Shock-absorbing. Every layer below went down in order, bottom to top — a finished surface is the whole build, not just the colour you can see.
Build-up
Cement/asphalt base · primer · SBR layer · seal primer layer · buffer coat · top coat · marking line. The SBR layer is where the extra cushioning comes from.
