Why You Should Add a Sport Court in Your Backyard (THE ULTIMATE PLAY ZONE!)

This video will show Outdoor Sports Courts in your backyard.
We encourage instead of getting a portable basketball court and putting it in the street, invest in a backyard sport court - a little bit more money, but a lot more fun and activity. Bring buddies over and you're going to have a lot more fun in that backyard sport court rather than going to the park and trying to get in line to play basketball.
If you're interested in the backyard sport court, you probably have young ones. The young ones are gonna love that sport court for playing basketball for maybe even learning to ride their bike or learn how to skateboard. Basically, it's that activity zone for your kids who will love it no matter what age they are. It could be very young, teenagers or a bunch of oldies reliving their basketball skills on the court.
The cool thing about being able to design your own sport court in your backyard - you can really get creative. There's so many different sports court materials you can find online; they basically are installed very easily by snapping them into place. They are a polycarbonate, and you can put these over concrete and over compacted gravel. It's truly something that a do-it-yourselfer could easily do on a weekend, or if you don't want to do it yourself, there's lots of guys out there you could hire to do your backyard sport court. While designing your court - you can use different colors, material and you could also do the lines. There are many different line options or even graphic options. Like the Michael Jordan graphic we show on the Sport court. Pretty cool feature right at the foul line or even the three point line.
You might be surprised at how many uses you can get out of a backyard sport. Homeowners use them for so many different things. Outdoor movie night, party central with a dance floor. But really you can use a backyard court for any event you have. People set up tables and chairs with a tablecloth and can soften everything - and all of a sudden you have a beautiful event, even a backyard wedding could be held on that sports court.
Sport courts fit in any size backyard. You can practice, play a game with your buddies and afterwards, watch basketball in your backyard on your outdoor TV.
Thank you for joining us today. We hope you can see how an Outdoor Sports Court in your backyard is both a fun and functional destination.
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[@kathyfleck9254]

We added a Sport Court for our 5 kids in 1989! It’s the BEST investment EVERRRRR!! Rain or shine, a place to play! Trike riding for the littles, not just basketball, a perfect base for 15’ trampoline under the hoop for dunking!😂 Most times the grandkids visit & go directly to the court! Btw, a perfect setting for our daughters wedding, covered by a tent.

[@dejarezcarnell2117]

Where you get the Jordan logo from

[@BruceySG]

What’s the price range for the court with the fire pit seating area if my backyard is big enough for just those 2 destinations?

[@BackyardDesignGuy]

Really depends on where you live and the local construction prices. I would recommend getting a design. A design will save u money in the end because u won’t make mistakes. We offer design and here is our process 3d design www.backyardlivingguyde.com/3d-design-process

[@sgrr.6685]

What’s the price range on half courts?

[@BackyardDesignGuy]

Here is some pricing for design www.backyardlivingguyde.com/3d-design-process it really depends on where u live for the cost of the sport court

[@jsngb12]

Can you put a above ground pool on top of the court material? Like, use it as the base for the pool.

[@BackyardDesignGuy]

I really don't know. Sorry.

[@dramspringfeald]

how about a backyard gym

[@BackyardDesignGuy]

What do you mean?