Ecore Athletic

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania flooring manufacturer whose MODcourt Pickle system builds indoor pickleball courts from interlocking rubber tiles.

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Quick Facts

Best For
Recreation centers and clubs adding indoor pickleball courts over existing floors.
Features
MODcourt Pickle interlocking court system, vulcanized rubber base, water-acrylic playing surface, 17 percent force reduction, permanent or portable installation, rubber and vinyl sports flooring, turf
Pricing
Quote based through the company's contact channels.

Description

Ecore Athletic is the athletic flooring brand of Ecore, a Lancaster, Pennsylvania company that reclaims end-of-life rubber and manufactures performance flooring. The athletic line covers rubber, vinyl, and turf surfaces for courts, tracks, gyms, fitness studios, and rehab spaces, built on the company’s patented technology.

MODcourt Pickle is its dedicated indoor pickleball court system, aimed at commercial facilities, recreation centers, gyms, clubs, and sports complexes. The system uses 45 by 45 inch interlocking tiles at 8 millimeters total thickness, a vulcanized composition rubber base under a water-acrylic playing surface. A standard court runs a 20 by 44 foot playing area within a 30 by 60 foot system, with a mini-court option.

Published performance figures are 17 percent force reduction and 80 percent energy restitution, marketed as consistent ball bounce with reduced player impact. The standard colorway is light blue court, championship blue kitchen, and championship green surround.

The system installs as permanent or portable and is described as friendly to self-installation. Inquiries run through the company’s contact channels.

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76 Acco Dr, York, PA 17402, USA

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Service Region
United States

Common Questions

FAQ 1 Question
What is MODcourt Pickle made of?
FAQ 1 Answer
Interlocking 45 by 45 inch tiles, 8 millimeters thick, with a vulcanized rubber base under a water-acrylic playing surface.
FAQ 2 Question
How much space does a court need?
FAQ 2 Answer
A standard configuration is a 20 by 44 foot playing area within a 30 by 60 foot system, with a mini-court option available.
FAQ 3 Question
Can it be installed temporarily?
FAQ 3 Answer
Yes. The system supports permanent or portable installation and is described as friendly to self-install.

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76 Acco Dr, York, PA 17402, USA

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United States

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