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The membrane system that retires cracks instead of hiding them — redesigned spec sheet, print-ready.
Technical sheet · TS-03Crack repair membrane system
Repairs and reinforces cracked courts by bridging movement instead of transmitting it — extending surface life for years and making resurfacing last.
System overview
| Method | Flexible membrane bridged over structural cracks; absorbs slab movement beneath the finished surface |
|---|---|
| Use cases | Recurring/structural cracks on tennis, pickleball, and multi-sport courts prior to resurfacing |
| Pairs with | Acrytech resurfacer + color systems applied over the repaired area for an invisible finish |
| Outcome | Proven membrane system — cracks keep moving underneath; the court above stays whole |
Repair selection guide
| Hairline / surface cracks | Acrylic crack filler during standard resurfacing prep |
|---|---|
| Recurring / structural cracks | Faultline membrane bridging before resurfacer and color |
| Base failure | Edge-to-edge cracking, felt elevation changes, sheet ponding — evaluate reconstruction; membranes buy time, not forever |
Budget guidance
- Membrane systems over major cracking typically run $2,000–$6,000 per court
- Compare: full court reconstruction starts around $40,000 — deferring it 5 years is the best money in court ownership
Official documents
Preview redesign — technical values above are drawn from AT Sports' published materials; the linked official PDFs remain the governing documents.