Specialists in Tennis Court Construction & Maintenance for Local authorities, Councils, Schools, Tennis Clubs & the Private Sector
Court Maintenance
t. 01727 730707
www.sportscourts.co.uk
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Court Resurfacing Synthetic Grass Surfaces
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That’s exactly what you get from tennis court and MUGA surface systems from Sports Coatings.
Not just stunning looking but stunning in performance - with great grip, long-lasting durability, easy maintenance and bright, intense colours.
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CopriSystems tough durable canopies are ideal for providing year round sporting facilities with total protection from the elements. Up to 40m spans available with unlimited length in either fixed or telescopic models. Translucent covers allow maximum natural light and full length sliding curtains provide complete ventilation.
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