Set out to the current governing-body dimensions, masked by hand and sealed under coating so the lines last as long as the finish.
Request a Free InspectionFaded, doubled-up or out-of-code lines are the fastest way to lose a fixture. We re-set courts to the current dimensions for basketball, netball, badminton, volleyball and futsal — and where a hall carries four or five sports at once, we work out a colour and priority scheme that stays readable instead of turning into spaghetti.
Every line is set out from datum, masked by hand and rolled in sports-grade paint, then sealed under the floor coating. That's the part that matters: sealed lines wear at the same rate as the finish instead of lifting at the edges within a season.
Turnaround: usually done as part of a recoat — a full re-set on a single court is two to three nights including seal coats.
Touch-ups in Silver; one full re-set included in Gold. Compare plans
We confirm which sports the hall has to carry, then draw the scheme and get your sign-off before anything is painted.
Datum lines struck, dimensions checked against the code, every arc and key marked and re-measured.
Hand-masked and rolled in sports-grade paint, colour by colour, with drying time between each.
Two coats of finish over the top, so the lines wear at the same rate as the rest of the floor.
Barrandale Memorial Hall, Colac — three sports re-set to a single readable scheme.
Free inspection, written report, costed recommendation. No obligation and no sales pitch.