Versacourt Basketball court | unboxing this amazing court.
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2018
- This is my unboxing and installation of my Versacourt basketball court, I have had it for 2 years the Versacourt basketball court is amazing, I waited until I had a good time to play on it and it doesn't disappoint.
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At first I thought the whole court was in that one box and I was confused af
Lol I bet you was like "how in the H%$&.""what kind of witch craft is this fool dealing with".
same here. thought about one of those sponge things that extend 20 times their size when water is applied. you never know..
Same i thought he was a magician
Lol me too smh 🤦♂️
I raised the money to install versacourt back in my hometowns local neighborhood park. Can’t wait to unveil it to the community next week!
Congrats Man. You will have to let me know how it turns out. It is so nice that you could give back like that. Much respect my brother.
How much did it cost for the whole court? Is it FIBA size or collegiate size?
How much did it cost for the whole court? Is it FIBA size or collegiate size?
@@unostoic4804 thanks for checking it out. It is high school for my boys .it was about 14k all together with the hoop system, but it will vary with negotiations and size , court markings all of that has to be taken into consideration.
Taking all the credit from an entire fundraising team in hopes for adoration from strangers. Adorable.
I loved these courts. Felt great playing on it. Easy on the knees and great traction
Sorry I never commented ,I am not sure how I missed it .yes it feels great thw bounce everything. Thanks for checking it out.
Nice video. Beautiful court. Thanks for responding to people’s questions. Very helpful.
Thanks a lot for the kind words. I appreciate it .let me know if you have any questions at all.
Dude, that is awesome. Thanks so much for sharing!
You are welcome thanks for stopping thru man.
Your court is pretty awesome! Thanks for sharing the numbers on the project. I plan on working my butt off to have a court the size of yours by the summer of 2020. Love the game of basketball but I mainly want to have easy access to a regulation hoop for my boys to stay active and not thumb active with the video games as much. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for stopping thru and for the kind words.we have had it about 3years now and the boys love it.between this and a pool this is way more worth it and affordable. I checked out the web site the other day, and man they have changed it.they now have a court model you can change the colors real time and see it as you go. Well thanks again and let me know if you have ant other questions.
sorry I should have elaborated, on the courts web site before you purchase, they let you make your court on a court model they have, size and all you can pick your colors and court size and you can see as you go about how your court will look.
Did you get it my guy?
Hey what's up man. Was just following up on this .how did everything work out? Did you end up getting the court?let me know I may be able to get you some help .
This underrated comment, ain’t no better feeling then to say.. *5am* “Get up son, let hit the backyard and get up some shots”
That’s awesome man. Incredible
Thanks for checking it out. Let me know if you have any questions at all. Take care
This is really awesome thanks for the video
No problem , thank you for watching let me know if you have any questions on it.
Very cool -- thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for stopping through have a good night .
Damn! This is dope!! Good review man!
Thanks man I appreciate it, I cant figure out why I dont have many views on the court video ,not sure of it's my tags or what.thanks for watching, I subbed so I will watch you guys on the come peace.
@@VWorldWide yeah you never know what you will get views on lol... Weve gotten surprised man times. You just gotta keep making vids and staying consistent.
Looks amazing
Thanks for checking it out . ✌
Great video a lot of info appreciated it I’m about to put one in my back yard also 👍🏾👍🏾🏀
What up man ,nice you won't regret it at all . We have had this one for about 4 years now and it is still holding up well.
That is awesome man. Nice video
Great video this was very helpful
Thanks for watching let me know if you have any questions.
Cool court, thanks for all the info!
Thanks for checking it out . ✌
Great video! I would like to see a video of someones playing in this court to see the idea about how the ball bounces and overall traction of both ball and shoes.
Thanks for checking it out .I am in the process of doing an update video just have been very busy. Thank you so much.
Great video! Can't wait to see the updates this year.
BTW, did you measured and dig the dirt or was that part of the labor included in with the concrete slab price?
@@chuongthai6823 That was part of the labor.they measured it our and leveled it out .and they also calculated forbath four inch slope so the water would drain to one side and not just pool in one spot.
Thanks for checking out the video .yeah I will make an update this year this will be my 4th year with it. It is holding up very well.
Looks great awesome video!
Thanks if you have any questions just ask have a good day.
We have that same exact fridge in our garage. Full of orange soda.
Lmao. Yeah it came with the house we put it in the garage, it is so old but it keeps on ticking knock on wood.
Welcome to my high school gym floor.
It is the dimensions of high school ,all primed and ready thanks for checking it out.
This really is an amazing video, you did a great job reviewing it and have answered all of the questions I have in the comments. Is there enough space behind the hoop so if you drive you won't go into the grass? Also how was the process for putting in the concrete? Thank you so much for making this video.
Thank you for the kind words, So the concrete had to be done by a contractor, I would not recommend doing that yourself, find a good contractor that works with concrete, or one you trust to do it. If not done right concrete can be a disaster, with cracks and all that. after that putting it together is really easy . They give you the diagram with the tiles numbered, you just follow that and your good.as far as the hoop system I put that in myself .I got some of the concrete from lowes poured it in a 4 ft hole let the anchor of the hoop system sit a day I think then I bolted the pole down and put everything else up. If you get this do not skimp out on the hoop system get a Goalrilla or another good brand. Mine I think was almost 2K but trust me you dont want a cheap hoop system on a nice court. Just do the research as far as those go . I believe they have some contractors who can set the entire system up for you .just look on the website. But let me know if you have anything else you would like to know .peace.
Awesome video, dude this video should have gotten thousands of views, what tags are you using, you need to keep sharing this one, I just put the link in my twitter feed.
It's what u thought too, but no one is watching ,what tags would you use?
Thanks a lot man, im still trying to get my views up.thanks for the tweet.
Very nice dude.
Thanks it's fun, we get a lot more use than a swimming pool out of it.
I was about to buy one of these for 5k and when I went on your link it was a lot cheaper thanks for saving me money
I went thru the company and got mine. Thanks for stopping thru. This court holds up well. If you do get it invest in a really good hoop system.
@@VWorldWide what hoop you got? Like what's it called?
@@wilvry5702 Goalrilla
Definitely looking to
Install a basketball court in my backyard thank you for the info and video 💪💯💯
Thanks man .let me know if you have any questions ill try to answer from my experience with the court. Peace ✌
I saw your channel brotha keep shinin
V WorldWide thanks that court looks amazing I was just thinking when I grew up we use to play on a concrete pour and cheap goal but you making me have to step my game up literally 🎯
Nice touch! Putting the google earth pic up.... that looks amazing‼️ what size court did you decide to go with?
@@dcrump man mine is 47.9 x29.9 I got a foursquare court for the young one . And also a pickleball court painted on it for the family. And we went with the Goalrilla hoop system. I'm about to do a 4 year follow up Video.
That's a dope ass court
Thanks for the view .hey I apologize I didn't comment earlier sont know how I missed your comment.
Cool video 👍🏀
Hey thanks for the view, let me know if you have any questions at all about the court or the hoop system. Peace
Nice job, looking to do something similar for my kids, thanks for sharing what you did and where you got the hoop from
Goodmorning thanks for stopping thru. The hoop system I got from thebasletballgoalstore.com they are put of Indiana. It is goalrilla brand 60 inch backboard. They have the entire process online it is pretty easy .you dig a 4 foot hole, pour cement down the hole.there is an anchor you put into the cement, you let that sit about a day or so I forget how long but i think it is a little more than 24hours it will tell you on the instructions. Once that is dry you then anchor you hoop pole to the anchor. You really want a good hoop system, I was going to go cheap I am glad I did not. Sorry if that was more than you asked for haha . Let me know if you have anything else you need to know .have a good day.
Very nice! So happy I found your video (thank goodness for RUclips). I’m am currently planning to do something very similar. I’m looking at a 40x50 layout. What are your dimensions? I like that overlay… I’m gonna have to look into that myself.
Hey what's up thanks for checking it out. Mine is 40x 30. So if you email me I can get you a discount on the court. I helped one guy who had similar specs to what you are looking to do he got a pretty good discount from what he told me. My email is in the description just let me know. Thanks again.
Great review of this! Subbed. What did this cost you? Slab and court? If you don't mind me asking
Good morning, thank you for checking out the video. The slab was 5k, however was a individual contractor, I was told at the time it was a really good deal. he is my guy I have been using for about 10 years. You can shop around now the court it self,my set up I belive was about 7k. If you are interested I can get you a discount. If you just go to the discretion and email me. I can get you to the head sales guy.
My apologies the hoop system was an extra $1,600.i also purchased that separately.
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nice review, very helpful
Thanks let me know if you have any questions ,I have had it about 3 years still looks like I just put it down.im about to review the hoop system on it next. Thanks for the view.
@@VWorldWide yeah it looks great, ill subscribe to make sure I don't miss it.
@@alexevans1291 thank you
It do be lookin kinda fresh doe
Thanks man .everytime I step put side it never gets old.
It’s not bad to play on. Any kinda water makes it super slick. Don’t tryn catch yourself if you fall either
Oh yeah,Fall flat. Do you have versacourt?
V WorldWide not personally. The homie has a full court. Played on it for a good 5+ years
Yep
very nice ! i wonder if this stuff is better on the knees than concrete ?? and is it slippery at all ? thanks for sharing.
It is better on the knees, and yes it is very slippery, its wierd because is has almost like little teeth for extra grip but ,still when it gets soaked it is slippery. It drys pretty quick because of the little holes in the material. So water kinda flows underneath, I have a 4inch slant on my concrete slab so everything drains to one side.Thanks for the view.
Love this like crazy. I would love to see a video of you playing on the court, how it sounds when bouncing the ball, how the floors feels, esp on your foot. Like an after review of this would be awesome.
Also would they ship outside United States?
Thanks for the view ,I am about to do an update, I will have my son bounce and demo the court. It feels like a wood court the bounce and all,excellent grip.
@@VWorldWide Dope!
Would love to have this in my house. Need to hustle more 😎
@@olayinkaolatunde3028 thanks man it is well worth the price,they do have financing now over there.it has changed a lot in four years. you can even go on the web site and play with the court builder.youbcan ad logos and everything.
They have this on an outdoor court at a local high school. I think they put it up to reduce injuries. If you fall it won't hurt as opposed to hard concrete. The bounce is more similar to playing on an indoor surface. You get better traction moving around than any other surface
@@brownhippy thanks for checking it out. Yes that is true the traction is great,has a wood court bounce and after 4 years now it still has held up fine . The color is a little faded bit it is to be expected.
Throwing a subscribe for a fellow New Mexican. Looking forward to a video of ball bouncing and some cuts on the court
Hey thanks man. I actually have a video right now I am about to upload. I appreciate the follow .i will have it up soon
I've played on this kinda court and I will say it feels great. Bounce is great, much better than wooden courts.
They do get slippery even with a little drizzle but dries out equally fast too. Once dry it's super grippy
Thanks for checking it out ,oh yeah even a little bit of water and you will slip and if you slip and slide it will tear you up.it has been 4 years for me and It is still holding up well. The most important thing about the bounce is a perfect slab of concrete underneath ,or there will be dead spots.
V WorldWide What do you mean by a perfect slab of concrete?
@@Smahdi3 so what I mean is perfectly flat not dips or ridges well as close to perfect as you can get. The tile have to lay flat on the surfaces or there will be sopts that are dead.
Hey man, I really appreciate the video. I want to do something like this. I will forever be a basketball fan even when my knees give out lol Would you do us a huge favor and upload a short video of a regulation size basketball bouncing on that material? Would really appreciate it, thanks!
Most definitely,thanks for checking the video put. I cant donit right away because I am schooling the boys and doing activities. It may be monday before I can post it. It has a bounce like a wood court but yeah, I will post it for you no problem.
Hello ! What a great playground congrats !! Question : do you think or know if tiles can support cars that drive on it or even park all year long (except when you play ^^) ? Thanks for your feedback ! And good play :)
Thnk you so much for watching. I have seen a car drive in the tile before, you can talkbwith the company and they can tell you for sure.
Hello, Great video ! Thanks for sharing. How about the traction when you play (specialy after rain or... ? is it slippery? ) Thank you.
Hello thanks for checking out the video. If it rains it is very slippery ,but the holes on the court allow for fast drying,But if it is dry the grip is really good, it has small dimples on top for better grip.
So much useful information! I’m trying to posit this with my pool because I need to work on my shot😂 good video bro
Thanks for checking it out man ,yeah I tell you the court gets used heavy. The key is also a nice hoop system.
Wow man, thanks for the quick reply. One question, do you know what’s kind of company i can call to put down the concrete for me?
@@gamersub4911 I would say to ask around like friends and family ,who they use for yard work or contract work. Versacourt has a list of contractors too. The reason I say to ask around is usually Siler companies will gi e better deals.
V WorldWide shout to you brother. Thanks man: I actually went on Angies List and found some people that could do it. Wish you all the best 💯💯
@@gamersub4911 good stuff man . Just make sure you have them follow the manufacturer suggestions. As far as the concrete pouring goes.let me know how it turns out. Peace.
Great for resale of the house I’m doing 30 by 30 can’t wait
Hey man thanks for checking it out. Are you getting one? I can get you a deal if you are. ✌️
@@VWorldWide i'd like a deal!
@@wncwaterfalls hey what's up thanks for checking it out. Email me , my email is in the description.
@@wncwaterfalls did you get my email address from the description?
@@VWorldWide emailing you once my kids are in bed
COOL
Thanks for checking it out.
Wow I'm jealous man ! Lol dude you got the colors right on brother ! I was thinking about doing this inside a metal building in my backyard do you think it would be good for indoor or is this only for outdoor? And how does it feel when your playing on it is it slippery?
Hey, what's up thanks for checking it out. I think it would be good for indoors as well. But I do think they make on specific for indoors. This one is all-weather proof.it is not slippery at all it has little dimples for traction. The only time it gets slick is right after the rain. It does dry very quickly. And the rain flows underneath. It sits on a 4inch slope so it all runs to one end and off of the edge of the court.
Hype man what's up? I was just following up with you on your project.did you ever make that move on it? If you have anymore questions on it I can probably get you some help just let me know.
In humid florida i'm wondering how this court would hold up. We get a lot of rain and mold starts to form from standing water. I see this court has small openings for water to sit down in. Curious how it would be over time. Dirt also could blow into the openings and with seed weeds start growing. I am looking for a rubber option or some material thats easier on the knees.
Hey, thanks for checking it out. So the thing with it is there is no sitting water.when they laid the slab they put it on a 4inch slant. water runs off to the end. I have had it for 4 years now. We get all of the seasons.it gets really hot and in the winter it snows heavy. I have not had any chips in the material at all. A little discoloration from the sun but it still looks really good. It is really easy on the knees believe it or not.
Great Video. Question... How are the edges of the court held together? For example, Could a curious, unsupervised child pull up the court or take it apart? Im asking for community center purposes.
Thanks.
To answer your first question, it is held together with end pieces they look like little ramps they click onto the court, and second they (child)could with some effort but they do click right back into place, what you could do is use Anchor screws for the concrete slab and anchor it down, it is what I need to do but I was really scared to damage it . Thank you for watching, it has a 25 year warranty on the tiles and they are pretty durable, we had a couple of heavy snow month's and it held up fine, very slippery when wet ,but it dries pretty quickly.
@@VWorldWide thanks!
Finally a court that doesn't have the sides cut off, imagine growing up on a court that you never shoot from the sides, that would mess up your game. I'm glad you did the full (half court) not just a free through line. Btw what state do you live in? I'm curious how cold it gets and there, since I'm in Canada, I wonder how well this would stand extreme cold temperatures.
Hello, thanks for checking it out, yeah I grew up playing just in my backyard .our court was pretty much dirt and a hoop naild on to what ever wood we could find lol.i live in newmexico it gets in the low 20s on occasion but I'd say about 38 is the average cold in the winter months. We get pretty good snow here also. This court has withstood it all.and it gets really hot in the summers so overall I am very satisfied with courts durability.
@@VWorldWide Well your kids are very lucky to have such a nice court and thanks for the reply with the weather and all. Here it can get to -20 to -25f at night during some winter nights but average winter is probably 15-20f but doesn't get much hot.
@@supra2k8 wow ,it gets below zero on the mountains but thats about it.
Nice one! What was the total cost from preparing the ground to have the court with the hoop installed?
Hey thanks for the view . It was about 14k all together.
Excellent review, very well done V !! 👉🏾🏀
Thank you for watching Shali .I appreciate the view .
Good dad
I like it, but wish you would have talked about cost for those of us interested in doing something similar.
Thanks for checking it out.the only reason I really didn't is because each set up is different, lines court , length. I just didn't want to get too specific because everyone is going to have a diffrent set up . What i am able to do now that I was not able to do earlier is offer a discount . If you are interested send me and email . And I can get you over to someone that can help you with a discount. Thanks again. Email is in the description.
Great looking court. We are in the process of getting the concrete done. We told them 30x50 but was thinking about going 35x50. How does your feel? Would you rather have went longer to give more room around top of the key?
Thanks
Thanks for checking it out. It actually is fine, my boys primarily play on it. It feels awesome , the grip is amazing. Did you already purchase the tile? If not let me know I can get you a good discount. I had a guy with similar dimensions tell me the deal he got from the discount was really good. Just let me know my email is in the description. ✌️
@@VWorldWide sweeet
@@dstrait22003 thanks for checking it out
Any ruff idea from the cost of this stuff, great video, thanks for sharing, greetings from Mexico
Thanks for the view . It cost about 14k with everything the slab of concrete and all. Greetings from Newmexico
Wondering what exact colors you ordered if you don't mind sharing?
Hey, just saw this, awesome vid. Just wondering how its holding up or if you still have it?
Holding up Well thank you for cheit out. If you are interested I can get you a discount . Just send me an email. Adress is in the description.
hey, great video , I am about to do the concrete on Sunday . 35/30
but need help how to get the flooring ? exactly how to do it ?
great video again good job
Thanks for checking it out man. Send me an email , look in the description my email address is there. I can get you hooked up with my contact. They will get you a good discount.
@@VWorldWide thx 🙏
Usskypro @gmail.com
I literally want to do the exact same thing here, even the colors.
Thanks for checking it out. Send me an email I can get you a discount if you are interested. They are a lot of fun man, and year-round too. My email is in the description.
@@VWorldWide 👍🏻
@@VWorldWide just emailed you
Mine is made of asphalt and then painted over it
Cool How long have you had it ? Did you get a line marking kit ?
what is the dimension of your court? 40x60? also, how thick was your slab, 4"? thanks! Looks great!
Thanks for checking it out. The slab is 49 x 30. The actual court tiles are 47.9 x 27.9. The slab is 4" with a 4"slant for draining.
Great video.
How much did it cost for the court only?
Hey thanks for checking it out.so the court was about 7k. I will have an update up soon .on the durability and the performance. I know people wanted to see some actual play on it .thanks agin.
This is awesome! If you don’t mind, what was the total cost with everything
Good morning Dante , thanks for Checking out the video. If you want you can email me and I can get you a pretty good discount. My email is in the description. To answer your question for what I have it was about 7k the hoop system was about 1,600. Concrete slab was about 5k. My set up was custom your prices will vary.
Why did you decide on the court instead of just playing on the cement pad? Just looks and lines or another benefit?
Thank you for checking out the video.I would say a little bit of everything. We live in NewMexico it gets very hot in the summer. Concrete puts out a large amount of heat. That surface does not heat up. Concrete on its own is very hard on the knees, this surface is not ,not to say it isn't hard but it is not as hard as concrete .and yes looks played a big part as well.The lines are all regulation , i have had it 4 years now the lines are just as clear as the first time I laid the court. Sorry for rambling on but that is it.
Love the court!
What's the warranty? I am having a 40x40 concrete slab poured this week for an outdoor basketball court. and would like to get the best possible pricing.
Hey what's up Vaughn thanks for checking it out man. I can get you a pretty good deal. I can actually get you a line to the head sales rep there. He has been able to help a few people with really good deals man. Can you just email me. My email is in the description. They are pretty fast too man.
@@VWorldWide I sent you an email for the better pricing!
I am gonna change my concrete slab size from 40x40 to 45x30 (H-7) half court size after seeing your court. Thanks for all your help!
Would it be possible to build a treated sub floor using lumber for the base so that I could have a more temporary court that I could tear down and remove since I'll be renting my home instead of owning it?
Thanks for checking it out. That would be something to ask verse court. To me it sounds good but you never know. I do see that now they have a prebuilt foundation that is a softer material you may want to look I to that. I think that is on their site as well.
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Thank you for checking it out.
how far is the hoop from the 3point line
What’s the benefit of putting the court over the slab. I was thinking about getting a court in my yard but I don’t know if I need the plastic. Please help. Great video! Awesome court!
Hello, first off thanks for the view I appreciate it,so one of the benefits it is easier on the knees , second is one that may not matter to some but the markings are all accurate down to the millimeter, but that may not matter to you, and last it looks really good but again, that may not matter to you, it is a lot cooler temperature wise also,if you do it just make sure if you have the slab poured it is done correctly, because if it is uneven it can pool in spots, there are little feet under the tile as well that wont sit on the concrete slab correctly and you will get dead spots.also make sure there is about a four inch slope so when it rains it will run off to one end, and don't worry about the slope you wont notice it at all, I would do it again if I had a chance ,my boys love it, let me know if you have anymore questions.
V WorldWide thank you!!
@@joemomma7161 no problem anytime.
How mutch is it? Looks awsome.🤩🏀
Thanks for checking it out. The reason I didn't put the cost is this is custom to me . Lines court size , any logos. I can get you a discount if you want to check into it. Send me an email they can talk to you about exact cost and also get ypu that discount ✌️
Nice court! I actually just ordered my versacourt. Is there a possibility to make a video when you play some pickleball? I would love to see how the ball is bouncing and I dont see any available video online with pickleball and versacourt being played. Thanks!
Hey Thank ypu such for checking put the video. You are correct I was planning on doing a video on picked ball. Did you get it specifically for pickleball?
@@VWorldWide Yes for pickleball, unfortunately I suffer from some injuries so I cant do much other sport. Ive read the reviews are bad for pickleball in general, so I would really appreciate if you could record a small video of pickleball play on Versacourt. Thanks!
Does it hurt more than concrete if you scrape your knee? Is it worth buying the tiles or should you just save money? Thanks
Yeah if you scrape your knees it is going to be bad ,it has little grips for extra traction. If you fall on it flat it isnt that bad but if you drag your knee it will be worse than concrete. Over all it is very durable. We dont regret it at all it is over 4 years old now and it still looks great ,and it snows heavy here and Rains and we get the summer heat as well. Thanks for checking it out.
Hi, how's the bounce?? Especially the bounce when you playing pickeleball? Is it good enough bounce for playing pickeleball??
Thanks!
Hello, thanks for checking it out. I have not had a chance all the boys have been playing is basketball. and the bounce is great. the key is the slab underneath the court, if it is uneven you will get dead spots that will kill the bounce. As far as pickleball I saw some community courts made out of it and the bounce was great.
I’m glad I found your video. I have been doing a lot of research and ready to do something similar in my backyard but I’m struggling with picking the right size court.
Are you satisfied with the dimensions you chose? Is there enough room for pickleball on the baseline or would you recommend extending a couple of feet on each end? Also is there enough room behind the 3 point line at the top of the key? Thanks so much for the help
Goodmorning , thanks for taking the time to watch. 1. The dimension I chose was perfect we where going to do a tennis court ,but we would have to have added another 5 feet I think to each end,we wanted room to put int other things later. We are happy with what we chose.2. We have the pickle ball court lines and yes it is plenty of room and very fun.3. There is also plenty of room beyond the 3 point line. Over all very satisfied I would pick this over a pool 10 times out of 10. Very durable mantaince is very easy.and you can use it all year round. Let me know if you have any other questions.
So I was just following up did you ever get going on your court? I have a contact now I can get you a great deal if you are still interested. Just let me know. Hope all is well ✌️
@@VWorldWide I haven’t yet and I would love to hear more about your contact. Thanks for checking in
@@TheBigshaka25 cool man. Hey shoot me an email to my address in my description and I will get you a number and a contact. I just don't want you to have your email posted here. I'll get back to you right away man.
Thanks for sharing. Can you really cut hard on the court and be aggressive? Afraid of slipping on the tiles. Can you please comment on that aspect of the court. Thank you.
Thanks for checking out the court. Yes you can. It has a bounce similar to wood, and the grip is the same or better in my opinion.
Sos un genio! .. I ask you a question, how long can this material last outdoors? because I really want to build an equal field, in my house
Hello how are you thanks for stopping thru. My boys are out playing right now on it.i have had it for 4 years now,and it is still doing well.i will make an update video soon. The tile also comes with a really good warranty. I am In newmexico it gets a real test because of the snow and heat and rain.nothing has effected it.
@@VWorldWide Great, thank you very much for the information, you are very kind. Kind regards from Argentina .. For which team of the nba are you going? my favorite is huston rockets .. although I also love the team play of the Spurs ..
@@NicolasOjedadynamoproducciones I am in Albuquerque Newmexico. My favorite team is The Oklahoma city Thunder, I am from Oklahoma so that is my team.yeah I love Basketball but we bought it mostly for my boys. Houston is a very good team I used to be a Dallas fan but my home state got a team so I had to switch.
Iove it. What's the dimensions? This size looks perfect.
Thanks for checking it out so the slab underneath is 49x30 the actual court is 47.9 x 27.9.
I need one 😂
Do it man. Thanks for checking out the video. I missed this comment somehow.
any updates on the Goalrilla basketball court review? Your court is very nice! I'm in the process of building a smaller half court as well, but went with a different hoop system. I went with the Dominator Hoop, but Goalrilla and Megaslam XL were my top 3.
Thanks for checking it out.let me know what you would like to see in the hoop review. I will do it this weekend, and update the court video as well sorry it has been really crazy around here,but you let me know what you would like to see for the hoop peace ✌
@@VWorldWide Thanks for the reply! I'd like to see maybe part of the installation, and perhaps some pros/cons of the Goalrilla system. I think out of the the 3 I mentioned (Dominator, Goalrilla, and Megaslam XL), the Goalrilla was at the most expensive and would like to see if the cost difference is justified. Also, if you can cover some of the "playability" meaning how much it shakes during play including dunks and how long it takes to adjust height form lowest to highest. Just some ideas that would be interesting.
@@rdaffon23 got you .i should have it out by Monday or Tuesday. The dunking I will have to have my son do lol im too old now 😂 🤣 😅.
@@VWorldWide you'd go viral if you can still dunk! I'm in the same boat. Those days are long gone for me. Just trying to make sure my kids have a good system to hoop on instead of going elsewhere to play.Thanks again for the reply.
@@rdaffon23 lol I can dunk it at about the 8 1/2 ft mark thats about my limit. I can graze the rim at 10ft lol.yeah my boys love the court .my wife coaches them .i saw your channel is that your daughter on there? She is good.
Looks very nice! Does it reduce the bouncing noise of the basketball?
Thank you for checking it out. It does slightly I guess now that I think about it. It is similar to a wood sound.
@@VWorldWide thank you for replying. I’ve just had a half court built in my backyard for my kids, and as of now I only let them play at certain time to avoid bothering my neighbors due to the noise of the ball bouncing. I wonder if it’s worth it to have these tiles installed or if it’s just waste of money.
@@maggiem3588 you know what if you can afford it I say go for it.it looks good and it is very durable I have some sun discoloration after 4 years but that is it. None of the tiles are damaged at all. We get all four seasons. I live in Albuquerque so we get the sun and the snow heavy. And over the years it is still holding up. It is easier on the knees as well. I'm am old man now getting out with the boys I sure appreciate that benefit.
Can you tell there is a 4 inch slat when you’re playing or does it feel completely leveled? Do the tiles feel weird when playing on it or does it feel like concrete? Great vid;)
You cant feel the slant at all it is so minimal but I never get water pooling in one spot.it all drains to one side.it feels a lot like Wood as far as the bounce goes.
Yeah 4 inches for that large of an area would be as he said impossible to tell. Some courts at parks have much more slant than that especially some older courts. That court looks awesome man. Can’t afford it myself but looks sweet.
@@bustorobusto6316 hey thanks for checking out the video. My boys love it. The slant works well. You can tell because grass grows like crazy at the end the water runs to.
I played on one of these a few years ago and it was amazing. My 66 year old knees appreciated it
@@deboisblanc it is easy on The knees . Thank you for stopping by. Have you tried pickleball on one of these?. It is very fun as well and the grip is amazing.
Great video. Hey bro, at 5:00 I see a big black fence looking thing to block the ball?? Can I get info on that?? I just put up a court but ball keeps going to the next property as we have the hoop by fence. I need one exactly that high and wide. Any info you have would be awesome. Thanks.
What up amn congrats on the court. Yeah what you see is the rebounder, i also got that from Versacourt. Other companies have it too,but that is where I got mine.i set it up on my own .you have to pour concrete for that as well . It has bungee bords holding the net in place so you get that rebound effect.
It is 10 feet high 20 feet wide. I just centered it on the court.
www.versacourt.com/rebounder-net.html. there is the info on it
Dope! Btw what’s the size/dimensions of the court
30 x 40. Email me if you want to take advantage of that discount . Thanks for watching
Did you elevate the sides a little bit? how does it secure the court on the sides to prevent it from moving?
They have Anchor screws you drill in to the cement, mine actually started to slide ,I had to slide it back in place that was like after a year tho, I just couldn't bring myself to drill into that concrete. Thanks for the view, let me know of you have any other questions.
Appreciate the reply man. Yeah, that's why i am asking, since it's almost impossible for those tiles not to move after days/months of playing if they are not secure well enough. Again, thanks.
Hi I from Quebec Canada I would be very interested to purchase a set like that how much did cost? With everything?
Hello Hope all is well thanks for checking out the cpurt . It was 14k all together.
How does the ball bounce? Is it the same in wood floor and concrete
Hey thanks for chekcing out the video .it feels like a wood floor bounce.
so how is the rebound on that does it feel like the mini basket surface?
Hello thanks for stopping thru.if you are talking the surface of the court bounce wise it bounces like a wood surface almost. If you are talking the rebound off of the backboard the hoop is excellent there is not shake at all,it is really solid.
@@VWorldWide thx
No problem at all ,let me know if you have any other questions.
Is this not that slippery surface they use on sport courts. I try to stop fast or plant my foot it slips everytime even with good ahoes
Thanks for checking it out,i have seen the indoor stuff this ia different it has little dimples on it for better grip,now if it gets wet it is extremely slippery. But after rain it dryes pretty quick.
Thank you for sharing. I had a few questions and if you don’t mind sharing. What is the dimension of the concrete slab? What option did you chose for half court? (H8, H10 or 3x3) and was your overall cost with concrete, hoop system purchase and installation and Versacourt system?
Oh wow I'm not sure about the choice, I know we went with high school dimensions. The slab we got a really good deal, it was a guy we use for our landscaping he charged 5k I was told that was very cheap. I'm not sure what they charge at Versa court I know they have contractors that can do it. I also am able to get you a discount if you are interested. Just send me an Email and they will take care of it for you. I also think you can ask them what set up I have they have it on file I don't mind if you ask which one I picked.
Thank you for taking the time to respond and answer my questions. I got a quote of 7k so yeah 5k seems like a god deal. What is the dimensions of your court?
@@koolinkribio mine is 40 x 30
@@koolinkribio If you are still looking for basketball floor, I can give you a quotation for basketball sports floor from China factory. if you do not mind.
@@racingfloors Looking for that one..send to me please.
Does it like slip off when your walking
Hey thanks for stopping thru.do you mean does it move while playing on it? If so over time it does but not like right away It is extremely heavy.so there are anchor points that you are supposed to put in concrete screws,I'm just not brave enough to do it lol, I just didnt want to mess up the concrete, just paranoia I guess . It takes a long time for it to move I'm talking maybe an inch over a 6 month period.
how big is your property? i'm thinking of buying a house but i want to be able to put in a court in the future. half a acre big enough for house and court?
Thanks for stopping thru at the very end of the video ,I google mapped the property and screen shot it .I have a half acre lot.
What's it like when you fall? Looks like it would graze
Thanks for checking it out.if you fall it actually isn't that bad.now if you fall and slide oh it hurts.
Bro thats lit, but i gotta ask, how much did ALL cost? That looks kinda expensive not gonna lie
Whats up man thanks for checking it out. All together 14k
14k for the court.. or the court hoop and cement? @vworldwide
How much did it cost you? the tiles alone and the whole court.
Thanks for checking it out. My total cost was about 14k for everything tiles alone were about 7k. If you are interested I can get you a good discount, I can connect you with the head guy in sales over there. He can get you set up and answer any questions.
What was the cost to lay the cement? And also how long did this project take?
I got a good deal on the slab it was 5k ,it took 3days for the cement to dry ,shipping on the court about a week so two weeks in all.i never knew concrete was so expensive,you could also go with impacted rocks as well.just make sure if you do it, they put a 4inch slant on it so the water runs off to one side.and as far as the court if you call you can negotiate the price down.in all It is half the cost and none of the hassel of a pool.
@MEEZY _checkchasa the 5k was for the labor and the slab ,I checked around ,that was a really good deal. They had the big truck out front and everything.
@MEEZY _checkchasa it is holding up very well a little fade from the sun but that is all.it was 5k to lay the cement. It took about a week to complete.
@MEEZY _checkchasa the court is 47 x 29
What was your total cost to build I’m trying to get some numbers together And I like yours
Thanks for checking it out. I can get you a discount on it , just send me and email it is in the description . They will go over the entire build with you .
Does the tile affect the bounciness of the ball compared to wood or concrete floor?
It actually does not,it bounces if on qood,I heard people complain of dead spots,I have not encountered any at all,it has little grips on the flooring so I am not sure how an indoor ball would be on it. I know it is better on the knees . Thanks for the view, let me know if you have any other questions.
@@VWorldWide getting ready to order mine, the courts being poored next week. Do the tiles muffle the sound of the ball bouncing? Thinking of my neighbors and the kids playing night ball. Looks great btw
@@mikedemasi5137 Hey thanks for stopping thru ,the ball bounces like a wood court ,you can hear the bounce but it isnt bad ,my neighbors never complain. You will not be disappointed, I have had mine 4 years now,and times like now it has been very useful to have .it still looks and plays well. Just make sure they get a nice pour on the cement or you could get dead spots. On the site they reccomend a 4inch slope as well that is what I have on mine ,so when it rains or snows the water runs all to one end underneath the tile. So it's not like the court is thicker on one end,the entire thing slopes . It is 4inches thick I believe.
@@mikedemasi5137 what hoop system will you be getting ?
@@VWorldWide I went with the game changer. 4 years wow thats great how are the painted lines holding up have you had to touch them up yet?
te felicito, imagino ahora con la cuarentena le estas dando buen provecho. con esto de las cuarentenas es una opcion real intentar hacer esto mismo quizas con espacio mas reducido por el costo pero que nos entrega la misma satisfaccion al jugar.
No abla Español. But I think you are asking if a smaller court would be good?
Ok my friend translated for me ,thank you and I am doing well in this time of quarantine. Hope you are as well. Yes you can choose a different size and it would be fine . It is good quality 👌. Let me know if you have any other questions, peace be safe .
So how much did the court cost and is the gorilla hoop included if you buy it with the court
Thanks for checking it out.so I paid 14k for everything. The Goalrilla hoop I went to another source a store out of Indiana .
Yo man my local court got this same surface! I went there with my normal running shoes and had black skid marks on the court
Can you please advice if we need non marking shoes for this court
Whats up man. I haven't had an issue at all.it maybe a different surface. I noticed at an indoor gym here they had a surface that was slightly different and I saw marks on their floors there.
@@VWorldWide thanks for the info! I got no basketball shoes except for some Jordan clutch that I have been wearing as casuals since a long time! Time to try them on the court tomorrow
@@Siddharthdabas215 cool man . Just give me a holla if you have anymore questions. Peace ✌
How has this held up over the years? Has the sun faded it at all?
Being in newmexico I can tell you it does it will fade anything depending on the color. Still looks good I hear they have new uv protection as far as the durability mine still hasn't cracked.