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The court tiles are designed to be easy to install by one person

The system includes a plurality of interconnected floor sections. Each floor section includes a wear layer, an upper subfloor panel, a lower subfloor panel and a plurality of parallel spacers sandwiched between the upper and lower subfloor panels. The parallel spacers extend into the recesses of adjacently located floor sections, alongside the corresponding spacers of those floor sections, along the longitudinal sides.

At the transverse sides, each section has a spacer that extends into an adjacently located section in the same row and also receives a spacer from an adjacently located section in the same row. The sections have hardware connections that are concealed from view, and connecting each subsequent section will be quite easy.

Follow the below tips for your DIY Install;

• Use your approved mock up diagram as the basis for your install (tiles are not numbered or ordered at all)
• Start by removing all the tiles from the packaging and assorting or laying the tiles out flat into colours, line markings etc (kind of like doing a jigsaw puzzle)
• Remember to leave at least 50mm gap from your edges so that the border tiles can be installed last
• Start with the outer (end) pieces of the court (just like a jigsaw) and then work your way in once the perimeter is done
• Simply clip the tiles in together (interlocking system and can only go one way) and tap with a mallet to complete the interlocking
• If you need to take a tile/s up simply bend them in a convex way and they will unclip easily
• It’s important to get the perimeter right first as once the floor is all locked together it can be tough to move
• Tiles simply clip together, we recommend using a rubber mallet to clip them in
• Ones all tiles have been laid (before the border/edge tiles) you can choose whether to anchor the floor to the slab to prevent movement or leave it as floating.  Generally you only need to use anchors if the slab or surface is smooth.  If you have a broom finished slab or even painted slab this isn’t necessary.  Simply hammer in some Ramset Shure Drive Anchors along the baseline edge (do not do on multiple edges! the the holes in the interlocking tile ends
• Install edge/border tiles last to complete

 

Removal Of Tiles

• Start by removing the border tiles first.  These simply unclip by pushing down on the border tile and upwards slightly on the normal tile (or visa versa depending on the tile side), very little force is required and this should be done carefully
• The normal tiles can be unclipped by folding slightly in a convex (outward) shape/motion (see above picture) once a little pressure is placed they will unclip (snap) off from each other.  If this is not possible simply place pressure on one tile and pull up the other tile from one corner (again only light pressure is required)
• Store flat and avoid heavy items being placed on them

At Cornerstone Courts, we are committed to providing you with the best value on our court tiles. If you find the same court surfacing product at a lower price elsewhere, we will beat that price by 5%.

Please read our terms and conditions below:

1. Eligibility for Price Beat Guarantee:
   • The competitor’s court tile must be similar to the products offered by Cornerstone Courts, including specifications, customisation (e.g., court size, colours, design, materials) and be able to supply within the same delivery timeframe.
   • The competitor’s price and product availability must be current and be verified at the time of the claim.
   • The competitor must be a registered business based in Australia with an Australian website, ACN/ABN, store, or showroom.
2. Exclusions:
   • The Price Beat Guarantee does not apply to limited-time offers, clearance items, promotional discounts, membership-only prices, or pricing errors.
   • The offer is not valid for products purchased through auctions, second-hand sellers, or marketplace platforms (e.g., eBay, Amazon Marketplace).
   • Shipping fees, taxes, or handling costs are not included in the competitor’s price comparison.
3. How to Claim:
   • To request a Price Beat Guarantee, you must provide proof of the competitor’s price, including a valid URL link to their website and a current written quotation from the registered Australian business.
   • The competitor’s price must be confirmed as legitimate by our team.
4. Price Matching Process:
   • Once we verify the competitor’s price and the conditions are met, we will beat the competitor’s price by 5% (after any additional shipping fees, taxes, or handling costs are included in the competitor’s offer) and provide this in a written quote.
5. Other Important Information:
   • This offer cannot be combined with any other discounts, promotions, or offers.
   • Cornerstone Courts reserves the right to modify or cancel this Price Beat Guarantee offer at any time without prior notice.
   • All claims are subject to approval based on the availability and eligibility of the competitor’s offer.
6. Consumer Rights:
   • This Price Beat Guarantee is in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law, including warranty and consumer guarantees.
   • If you are unsatisfied with the outcome, you can contact us to resolve the issue, and we will act in accordance with Australian Consumer Law.