How To BUILD An OFFICIAL Outdoor BASKETBALL COURT Step By Step

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The dimensions of the court is approximately 30x40
Goalrilla basketball hoop approximately $3,000
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[@djekna]

Good work, man. Happy for you.

[@paul-e8622]

what was the cost to poor the concrete?

[@Oatsy26x]

I saw these like basketball sports tiles you can get online, idk the specifics but if you got the extra cash it would look pretty sick on your court. I think you can choose colours and you just lay them out like tiles. Cool process tho fun to watch

[@Marcus-un4on]

those slabs are kinda useless, just paint the damn concrete plus they decrease traction

[@NoodelsNorris]

So happy for u I envy u

[@iecomputersandmore4663]

Word

[@axeattack100]

will the concrete crack if it’s not cut?

[@lonestardiyboyz6610]

I hope the concrete slab last. Just pouring concrete on the ground without and base prep makes for weak foundation.

[@rdaffon23]

I was thinking the same thing - I had to rewind a couple times to check if they prepped the ground

[@patient0x]

Every time I seen one done it was gravel based.🤷‍♂️

[@homeboy4966]

how much was the whole process?

[@rfs056]

Cost?

[@Zaddy-paddy123]

What does it cost? I want to make one in my yard.

[@gasparma2316]

I am not a concrete worker but that slab is going to crack fast. I see no rebar and also the ground wasn’t even level or cleared I still see grass growing

[@jhhh-qe9ro]

Well it's still there no cracks a year later

[@jahnimoody]

@@jhhh-qe9ro an you show us? I’m interested in seeing it. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@beejaybeej]

Awesome, what's the size of the entire court?

[@michaelb4234]

36’x27’

[@stunna9010]

COST?????

[@itsyaboycs6135]

We gonna 1v1 soon

[@MrCheungSon]

What was the cost to do all this?

[@jaxx1360]

most likely somewhere around 10 grand I’m guessing. I’m not an expert though

[@icey1805]

Probably like 10-15 k

[@jhhh-qe9ro]

​@@icey1805wow

[@Osama69binladen]

In dollars??​@@icey1805

[@mauricec9848]

Where is your gravel? Gravel helps level out the ground more and allows water to drain underneath your slab so it’s less likely to get damaged.
I didn't see any metal support like rebar or wire mesh that will reinforce the concrete to help prevent cracks or damage.

[@rrf3035]

There is a mesh but no thick bars. The wider slab, the higher the probability that it would break.