Sports Court Line Marking, Painting and Repainting in Singapore

We install, mark, paint, repaint and maintain sports courts and game lines for schools, condominiums, sports halls, gyms, multi-purpose courts, and outdoor sports areas across Singapore. Operated by Ezzogenics Pte Ltd as an HDB Registered Contractor (HB-09-5474D).

What we mark and paint

Scope is focused on court marking, line painting and the surface preparation, repair and coating work directly required to produce durable game lines.

Court & Game Line Marking

Indoor and outdoor sports courts: basketball, badminton, netball, volleyball, tchoukball, futsal, squash, multi-game overlays. Single-colour and multi-colour line layouts.

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Indoor Sports Flooring

Indoor court flooring solutions for school halls, gyms and multi-purpose halls — timber sports flooring, synthetic surfaces and modular tile systems prepared for line marking.

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Running & Jogging Track Marking

Lane lines, lane numbers, start and finish lines, hurdle marks and curve geometry for running and jogging tracks at schools, condominiums and recreational venues.

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Flooring Maintenance

Indoor and outdoor sports flooring maintenance covering synthetic grass care, gym floor care and routine inspections that protect line marking from premature wear.

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Floor Polish & Sanding

Sanding and polishing for timber sports floors prior to repainting game lines or refinishing the sealer/coating. Preserves substrate so new line markings adhere correctly.

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Repair & Repainting

Crack repair, patching, recoating and repainting of worn court lines on existing courts. Includes overcoating of old acrylic coatings after pressure washing.

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How we approach a court marking job

Each project starts with a site visit so the layout, surface condition and coating choice match the actual usage.

Step 1

Site assessment

We measure the court, check the substrate (concrete, asphalt, timber, synthetic), test moisture where relevant and confirm the games to be marked.

Step 2

Layout planning

We plan line geometry to match the chosen standard (for example FIBA, BWF, FIFA Futsal) or the multi-game overlay agreed with the client.

Step 3

Surface preparation

Cleaning, sealer application, crack repair and pressure washing of old coatings before any new paint goes down.

Step 4

Coating and lining

Application of sports floor coating, followed by accurate line marking using contrasting colours and the line width appropriate to the game.

Step 5

Final inspection

Visual check, line continuity check, slip-resistance confirmation on the chosen aggregate finish, and handover with maintenance notes.

Step 6

Aftercare

Optional periodic maintenance, repainting and floor polishing to keep the markings clearly visible.

Common courts and games we line-mark

Basketball (FIBA reference)

28 m × 15 m, 5 cm line width, 6.75 m three-point arc, 5.80 m free-throw line.

Badminton

Singles and doubles court within a single layout, typically 40 mm line width in a contrasting colour.

Futsal

Up to 40 m × 24 m international playing area with run-off margin, penalty area arcs and penalty marks.

Netball

Three thirds, two semi-circle goal areas, centre circle, with multi-line clarity on shared courts.

Volleyball

18 m × 9 m playing area with attack lines and substitution zone lines.

Tchoukball

Court boundaries and forbidden zone arcs around each frame.

Multi-game overlay

Two or more games on one court using contrasting line colours and consistent stroke widths.

Jogging / running tracks

Lane lines, start/finish and hurdle marks; lane numbers stencilled on the surface.

For detailed dimensions and references, see our resources section.

Coatings and line paint we work with

We select coatings based on substrate, exposure and the game scope. Material datasheets drive curing, moisture and recoat decisions.

  • Water-based acrylic sports floor coatings with non-skid aggregate, suitable for tennis, basketball and similar courts; typical two-coat application with sealer underneath.
  • Cementitious sports court systems for new external courts where a durable base layer is needed before coloured topcoats and line painting.
  • Polyurethane and methyl-methacrylate line paints for indoor timber courts, sized to the game's standard line width.
  • Industrial floor marking tape for warehouse traffic lanes, hazard zones and back-of-house markings adjacent to sports areas.

Read more on sports floor coating selection and surface preparation.

Recent project

Multi-purpose Sports Hall Court Marking at St Margaret Secondary School — indoor multi-game line marking on a timber sports floor.

Multi-game court line marking on the timber sports floor at St Margaret Secondary School multi-purpose hall

Multi-game line layout — basketball, badminton, volleyball and netball — applied as part of an indoor sports hall refresh.

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More project pages will be added as new on-site photos are reviewed and approved for publication.

Get a quote

Most quotes need a short site visit so we can measure the court, check the substrate and recommend the right coating and line layout.

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