Multi-Sport Courts: Planning & Flooring Selection

Several Sports. One Shared Space.

Give one space more ways to play. Start with the sport used most often, then add contrasting markings and removable equipment for the other activities. The Court Designer brings the combined layout into a shareable 2D and 3D preview.

Start with your main sport

Choose the activity that will use the court most often. It gives you a practical starting point for tile selection, court size and the placement of additional playing lines.

Make line systems readable

Use a planned color hierarchy and identify which lines belong to each activity. Confirm the proposed overlay with the relevant rules and organizer. Avoid graphic treatments that obscure active boundaries.

Plan changeovers

Map removable nets, post sockets, goals, storage and access routes. Check the clear area for each setup and define whether activities are sequential or simultaneous. Separate concurrent activity areas where necessary.

Plan Your Sports Together

Dimensions below are length × width unless stated otherwise. Playing lines and the total usable footprint are different measurements.

Basketball-led layout: 32 × 19 m floor reference
FIBA full court plus its minimum boundary lane—a starting point for a basketball-led plan.
Volleyball overlay: 18 × 9 m playing court
Its own free zone and equipment clearances must still be checked.
Futsal in a multipurpose hall: Distinguishable line colors
FIFA permits other lines if they are a different color and clearly distinguishable from futsal markings.

One surface can carry distinct line colors for different activities, with removable equipment for changeovers. The Court Designer previews each sport within the combined layout.

Official Planning References

FIBA Official Basketball Rules 2024 (opens in a new tab)Article 2: Court, floor and lines (PDF)
FIVB Official Volleyball Rules 2025–2028 (opens in a new tab)Rules 1.1–1.3: Playing area and surface (PDF)
FIFA Futsal Laws of the Game 2025–26 (opens in a new tab)Law 1: The pitch; official publication hosted by the Turkish Football Federation (PDF)

For competition projects, include the organizer’s court specification with your inquiry.

Flooring Options

For basketball-led spaces, start with padded MAX-F1 or HC-N5. Compare Y3 if you prefer a fixed double-layer construction, and try your shortlist with the other activities planned for the court.