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Sports Flooring For Australian Backyards, Courts And Schools
Australian sun is brutal on colour and surfaces, and summer storms pond on hard courts for hours. Our UV-stable interlocking PP tiles give a true sport-court surface for backyards, schools and clubs, drain fast after storms, and ship FOB/CIF/DDP via Sydney and Melbourne.
- UV-stable, colour-fast through Australian summers
- Drains summer storms, playable fast
- Backyard court kits, no contractors
- FOB / CIF / DDP via Sydney & Melbourne
UV and colour in the Australian sun
Australian buyers know cheap coloured surfaces chalk and fade within a season. Our UV-stabilised virgin PP holds its colour through harsh summers, so a backyard or club court still looks new years later. See the UV durability notes.
Backyards and storm drainage
Summer storms pond on concrete and acrylic for hours. The perforated tile base lets water run straight through, so a home or club court is playable soon after the rain. See the drainage guide.
Schools and clubs
School and club courts take heavy daily use from many sports. Colour line panels mean one court carries basketball, tennis and netball lines at once. For shared facilities see MUGA guide.
Shipping via Sydney and Melbourne
We ship FOB, CIF or DDP and land containers through Sydney and Melbourne to serve the east coast and beyond. Distributors start with a sample kit, then scale to LCL and full containers. See the distributor program →
Specifications
| Company | Shijiazhuang Meisu Sports Technology Co., Ltd. (MESKO) |
| Product | Interlocking sport court tiles, 100% virgin PP |
| UV | Stabilised, Australian-summer colour-fast |
| Drainage | Perforated base, storm-ready |
| Certification | RoHS / REACH; SGS on file |
| Shipping | FOB / CIF / DDP via Sydney & Melbourne |
| Market | Australia (east coast and nationwide) |
| Trademark | MESKO Reg. No. 1629131 (Madrid) |
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Frequently asked questions
Will the colour survive the Australian sun?
Yes. The tiles are UV-stabilised virgin PP and stay colour-fast through harsh summers, unlike cheap coloured surfaces that chalk and fade.
Do they drain after summer storms?
Yes. The perforated base lets water run through the floor, so courts are playable soon after heavy rain.
Can a homeowner build a backyard court?
Yes. Tiles click together with no adhesive, so a DIY backyard court goes in over a weekend on a flat concrete or asphalt base.
How do you ship to Australia?
We ship FOB, CIF or DDP via Sydney and Melbourne, with sample kits and LCL trial orders before full containers.
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