Innovative Court Tile Surfacing For Pickleball Courts | VersaCourt

These guys just want money it is going to cost thousands of dollars just to put concrete and thousands of dollars to put the tiles

These courts are amazingly bad. They are slick, and the tiles move underfoot, making it less stable. There is no consistent bounce, as the ball can hit the space in between tiles, so it bounces erratically.

Where does the water go? How long after rain can you play?
On concrete. It tends to be slippery after a rain even if you push the water off.

If you guys just work on the behavior of the ball bouncing off the tile after a serve or ground stroke this would be a good option. Until that, it is not a good for pickleball. Im sorry.

There seems to be better options

Can this be put over grass? 2. Avg cost for a standard pickleball court? Thank you

I play regularly on a Tile surface in St. Pete FL. I don't see the trouble with erratic bouncing balls or slickness after rain. Unlike flat surfaces the water does not pool so we can play right after the rain. I just need to know if it can withstand the freeze-thaw cycles of Virginia. Doesn't seem like it would handle freezing.

Why make the tiles so small to cover such a large area in comparison?

Horrible surface for Pickleball - very low bounce.

We live on a lake and many guests are in barefeet all day. Is VersaCourt suitable for playing in barefeet?

Can you play super competitively on these type of courts with constant cutting, stopping and going, and running? That is what I am worried about. Bouncing the ball and quick movements.

You don't get a true bounce on a lot of the shots with this surface. Often times the ball will skip and is impossible to judge/hit. Ask your dealer for a location near you that has this surface to try for yourself.

Garbage surface unless you are planning an Ozempic commercial.

Ball will slide/skip on hard shots vs. textured.

Ball will slide/skip on hard shots vs. textured.

Ball will slide/skip on hard shots vs. textured.

Ball will slide/skip on hard shots vs. textured.

I've played on a court peiced together with plastic interlocking octagonal shaped tiles. As much as it was nice to have a place inside to play, there were a lot of dead spots where the ball would hit and have no bounce...

I played 6x on this type of court
Nope
Not recommended