How To Install Recycled Stone And Rubber Coating Over Old Concrete Basketball Court!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2021
- This video explains in depth the process of repairing and installing a high-performance rubber stone and urethane coating on this 6,000 sq ft basketball court on the remote island of Anegada in the British Virgin Islands. Installed over a 14 day period we were able to finish the resurfacing, demarcation lines as well as restore the basketball backboards, rims, and posts. For more information and details about our mix design for this rock and rubber coating material, feel free to comment below or send us an email at info@concretebvi.com and we would be happy to assist in any way.
Filmed in the beautiful British Virgin Islands this project was completed by Alternative Concrete Solutions Visit us online at www.concretebvi.com or follow us on Facebook and/or Instagram @concretebvi and Subscribe to our TH-cam Channel for more great videos.
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Alternative Concrete Solutions, better known as ACS, the company is the first of its kind in the BVI: a professional decorative concrete business catering to both residential and commercial clients. From new polished concrete to Mexican tile restoration services to custom concrete countertops, many of the offerings from ACS can’t be found anywhere else in the BVI - a fact that has made this young company successful beyond its years, with no signs of slowing down. You can read the full Branson Entrepreneurship profile for ACS on the Branson Centre website here.bransoncentre.co/?s=wong
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Really enjoyed seeing the process. Love the drone shot at the end… and that clip of that guy shooting and hitting the side of the backboard. 🤣
Haha 😂 ya there was better playing footage but we like to make relatable videos 😂🤪🤪
Great video!!! Love seeing decorative concrete projects in remote locations
Thanks and we love doing them … remote and warm that is lol
Anegada is such an incredible place. Glad they have such a cool court to enjoy 👏🏽
Thanks Mouzaya 😎
acs making the vi look better day by day 😼🔥
Blessed to have the opportunity to live and work in this beautiful country 🇻🇬
I wish there was a court like this near to my house or at my school
Me too lol.
The brick at the end tho.
Hahaha 🤣 ya it was pretty bad lol. Getting footage sometimes is difficult when closing out jobs. Just had to put it together and post it lol 🤦🏼♂️😉
Would you come to Bolivia?. we are trying to repair our court but nobody wants to help us. A lot of poor people but a lot of talent in basketball.
I’ve never been to Bolivia 🇧🇴… not sure … maybe. 🤷🏼♂️
Is it cheaper to use rubber in compared to concrete and which last longer in your opinion?
The court looks amazing!!! I cane across a vid and now im super intrigued with concrete and rubber 😂😂
The rubber needs concrete below it to last its intended life span. New Concrete alone will last longer but this is a solution for older concrete typically. The colours and the softness and flexibility of the rubber is a good solution for resurfacing because it can move and flex without cracking, comes in a variety of colours and is fully customizable. To be honest though new concrete and new straight EPDM rubber are about the same price installed. But you can’t put the rubber over dirt …
If you haven’t seen it yet, we have another video of us installing it over top of old damaged asphalt too.
th-cam.com/video/qBAX4USFNYM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5TRvm3SFCITeJzTi
I forgot we made two videos of each basketball court. One vlogging and one “how to”
th-cam.com/video/t05QHuNhucE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kgGYasS4SR5jT3Qf
@@ConcreteBVI okay okay, didn't know that. This is cool I want to learn how to do this! I almost feel like I'm falling in love haha
Thanks for explaining that!
Definitely gonna check out the other videos, I love how you describe your steps in the video super entertaining and educational! I'm subbed!
Do they have classes to get certified in this or just learn it and do it?
@@marinchihwai7248 they don’t offer classes but they can send a certified installer to train you on site (which could be us) or someone else closer to your location. Or you can come here to the British Virgin Islands and we can train you on site.
Noiceee.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼🙏🏼
How much did this cost?
There were a few extra costs due to it being on a remote island and shipping costs and accommodations were all included but if I remember correctly it was somewhere around $13/ft
bad horrible horrendus I CANNOT EVEN THINK HOW PEOPLE WOULD WANT TO PLAY ON THIS
I’m sorry you feel that way, are you a basketball player ? Or just a fan of the sport ?
@@ConcreteBVI the court was fine until you added a double rim
@@Greatestswordsman69 ahhh i see… try following through straight up on your jump shot, swish every time.. double rim or not, you’ll be fine lol
@ConcreteBVI sounds good I was joking you could tell but good court man!