One floor.
Room for every game.
Plan an indoor sports floor around your players, your activities and the way your space is used.
Global brand. Local expertise.
PolyTurf indoor flooring, presented by Aneka Usaha.
Explore PolyTurf on Tarkett Sports ↗GREENGUARD Gold
PolyTurf Plus Pad & Pour
Certificate 29576-420
Listed expiry: 8 August 2027
ASTM F2772 · 4+2
Point-elastic flooring · Force Reduction Class 1
Certificate dated 14 March 2014
ASTM F2772 · 7+2
Point-elastic flooring · Force Reduction Class 2
Certificate dated 14 March 2014
The ASTM certificates record historical testing under the 2011 standard. Confirm current certification status and the specified system for your project. Product documentation does not certify every completed installation.
View certificates and supporting documents
GREENGUARD Gold certificate and criteria
PolyTurf Plus 4+2 — ASTM F2772 certificate
PolyTurf Plus 7+2 — ASTM F2772 certificate
Your space. Your daily programme.
Start with the sports you play, how often the hall is used and the equipment that moves across the floor.
A hall for shared use
Coordinate PE, training and community activities with a floor specification suited to the building.
A clear space to play
The supplied guide covers pickleball and badminton installation. Agree the finish and court markings for your intended sport.
Plan around the equipment
Share details of seating, rolling equipment and static loads so these can be assessed as part of the floor design.
Manufacturer brochure image; not presented as an Aneka Usaha installation.
Meet PolyTurf
Plus Pad & Pour.
A seamless polyurethane sports floor built over a cushioning base mat. The installed system brings the supporting layers, playing surface and court markings together.
Protective topcoat
The finished coating provides the playing finish and chosen colour.
Court markings
Apply the agreed court lines to suit the sports and layout.
Polyurethane wear layer
A liquid-applied layer forms the playing surface above the sealed mat.
Pore sealer
Seal the base mat before applying the wear layer.
Rubber base mat
A cushioning mat sits over the prepared substrate with the specified installation method.
Four catalogue configurations.
Compare the declared system thicknesses and force-reduction classes in the supplied technical sheet. Final selection should reflect the activities, substrate and required performance.
Pad & Pour 4+2
Total nominal thickness
Force reduction
ASTM F2772-11, as listed
Pad & Pour 7+2
Total nominal thickness
Force reduction
ASTM F2772-11, as listed
Pad & Pour 9+2
Total nominal thickness
Force reduction
ASTM F2772-11, as listed
Pad & Pour 12+2
Total nominal thickness
Force reduction
ASTM F2772-11, as listed
The catalogue includes 12+2. Tarkett’s current product page lists 4, 7 and 9 mm shock pads; confirm availability of the 12+2 configuration before specifying.
View the catalogue technical data
Source: supplied catalogue, PDF page 35. Listed results relate to the specified systems; confirm current supporting documentation.
A specification you can review.
Sports performance
The technical sheet lists force reduction, ball rebound, vertical deformation and surface-finish results. Review these against the intended use.
Indoor air quality
The supplied GREENGUARD Gold certificate identifies PolyTurf Plus Pad & Pour and gives an expiry date of 8 August 2027.
Project-specific requirements
Confirm the exact product build-up, finish and current documentation before approving the floor specification.
View the supplied GREENGUARD Gold certificate
Sources: supplied catalogue, PDF pages 35–37. Certificate status and system-specific test evidence should be confirmed for the project.
A complete installation process.
Each stage depends on the preparation and cure of the previous layer. Plan the programme around the complete system.
01Prepare the substrate
Check the floor condition, moisture and flatness. Complete the specified preparation before installation.
02Install the base mat
Set out and bond the cushioning mat using the agreed adhesive or installation system.
03Seal the mat
Apply the pore sealer to prepare the mat for the next layer.
04Apply the wear layer
Install the polyurethane layer and observe the specified application and curing requirements.
05Finish the surface
Apply the selected topcoat under the required site conditions.
06Mark out and hand over
Complete the court lines, final checks and agreed care information before opening for use.
Illustrations and process photographs from the manufacturer installation guide, PDF pages 12–26. These are manufacturer examples.
Good performance
starts underneath.
Share the existing floor condition and the planned activities before selecting the installation method.
Substrate and moisture
Review slab condition and the applicable moisture-test requirements. Select the installation method for the actual site.
Environment and curing
Plan suitable temperature, humidity and access control throughout installation and curing.
Bleachers and equipment
Assess wheels, feet, point loads and protective measures for furniture and seating.
Existing floors
Assess adhesion and substrate condition before considering an overlay or refurbishment.
Choose your court colours.
The catalogue presents 50 colours. Coordinate the playing area, surrounding floor and line markings with your facility.
Colour chart: supplied catalogue, PDF page 34. Screen colours are illustrative; approve physical samples and confirm availability.
A few things to know.
What is PolyTurf Plus Pad & Pour?
It is polyurethane indoor sports flooring over a rubber base mat, finished with coatings and court markings.
Which thickness should I choose?
The catalogue lists 6, 9, 11 and 14 mm configurations. The intended activities, performance requirements and site conditions determine the appropriate system.
Can the floor be used for badminton or pickleball?
The supplied installation guide specifically covers these sports. Confirm the specified finish and court layout with the project team.
Can it go over an existing floor?
An overlay requires assessment of the existing floor and its bond, condition and moisture behaviour. Do not assume that every existing floor is suitable.
Can I select different court and surround colours?
Discuss the colour layout and line markings with the team, then approve samples for the selected system.
What should I send to start a project?
Share your location, floor dimensions, planned sports, existing-floor photographs, equipment requirements and target completion date.
Let’s plan your indoor sports floor.
Share your space, intended use and project timeline.