The perfect playing surface for every game of basketball!
Sounds amazing, doesn’t it! With artificial turf, anyone can have the perfect basketball grass court.
From professional stadiums to backyard basketball courts – artificial grass is an amazing solution with many different styles to choose from.
When the court isn’t being played on, it can of course be used for any other purpose.
Why choose artificial grass for my basketball court?
- Artificial grass offers a stable, non-slip surface which is great for exercise
- It is non-abrasive, so no carpet burns if you take a tumble
- It has excellent shock resistance and it is better than bare floor or carpet particularly for high-impact exercise
- Less maintenance required than real grass
- Artificial turf is a very cost effective option
- It looks better than real grass – no bald areas or wet patches
- Artificial grass is long-lasting and very durable
- It is very low maintenance and looks great all the time
- Don’t ever need to water, fertilise, mow or spray
- Your artificial grass creates a beautiful, green, zen space
- Artificial turf can be laid undercover, bring the outside in
- Artificial grass does not die
- The court can have multiple uses when not being played on
Get in touch with the Turf Green team of experts to ask about artificial grass for your basketball court.
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Frequently Asked Questions
High-quality commercial synthetic grass can last between 15 to 20 years or more with proper care.
Yes, artificial grass is commonly applied directly to a concrete or bitumen base for basketball courts, which provides a stable, level surface
Does a basketball bounce on artificial turf?
Yes, but it is different from concrete. A 15-19mm low-pile, high-density, sand-filled, or rubber-infilled turf is required for optimal, consistent ball bounce.
Is artificial grass safer than asphalt for basketball?
Yes. It provides excellent shock absorption to reduce joint strain and is non-abrasive, preventing nasty scrapes on knees and elbows during falls.
