En Tout Cas build artificial clay courts for use at home or in clubs. We also provide artificial clay tennis court resurfacing. Although artificial clay is not our most widely selected surface, it is often enjoyed by many tennis players with the sliding and ball spin that it can provide.
Omniclay provides an ideal artificial clay surface for clubs or individuals wanting a court with the characteristics of natural clay but without the negative aspects of heavy, and costly, maintenance.
Our Omniclay courts are tested to ITF-approved standards for tournament play. With Omniclay you get everything you would expect from a clay court – except of course the maintenance cost and effort of real clay. If you prefer the kind of bounce, spin and slide you get from clay, our Omniclay artificial tennis surface could be for you.
Omniclay’s rapid drainage properties allow play to commence during all wet conditions without the court’s characteristics being affected. Omniclay courts offer the same play conditions as natural clay, including ball bounce, traction and a natural look.
These artificial clay courts offer a range of benefits including high UV-stability and polyethylene yarn, no cracking (unlike natural clay), rapid drainage (also unlike natural clay), environmentally friendly, no more tape lines (all inlaid into the surface), stability for indoor and outdoor use, all-year-round play.
The lines on Omniclay are slightly higher than the rest of the court to retain better line visibility than similar courts.
Considerations: There is loose sand on the surface, which means the court will require daily maintenance. Line markings are also not as clear as on a Savanna (artificial grass) court.
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Omniclay courts are only suitable for tennis, but they can be installed indoors or outdoors, and are perfect for tennis players who enjoy rallies, strategic games and ball spin.


This club had existing painted Macadam hard tennis courts. They opted to resurface them with artificial clay. We laid a Smashcourt surface, which lends itself well to year-round, club use. It provides exceptional ball bounce and stability without the dust and other maintenance downsides a traditional clay court can present.
This project was close to our Managing Director's heart, as this is where he learnt to play tennis when he was younger.
This existing macadam hard court in Basingstoke required a full reconstruction due to the existing foundation having failed over 25years of its life. We broke up and re-levelled the existing court and removed any tree roots.
Then a membrane and new stone foundation was laid. We added our elegant and discreet “Obelisk” style fence, with hockey toe boards and inbuilt recesses ready for hockey goals.
Over the court's new macadam base, we laid our new “Omniclay 2” artificial clay surface.
As part of our commitment to completed projects, we offer our own after care and maintenance service, so please feel free to contact us for further information. We have specialist equipment and products designed to prolong the life of your court.
We provide a range of tennis court surfaces that will meet your requirements and budget. Choosing the right surface for you is very important. When advising buyers, we take into account their playing standard, age, likely amount of use of the court, and whether the court is to be used solely for tennis or other sports as well.
The prices below are a guide for a complete tennis court with a fence, an average amount of excavation and reasonable access.
SURFACE | PRICE |
SAVANNA | £72000 - £89,000 + VAT |
PLADEK | £60,000 - £77,000 + VAT |
TENNITURF | £71,000 - £88,000 + VAT |
SPORTURF | £71,000 - £88,000 + VAT |
OMNICLAY | £78,000 - £95,000 + VAT |
Our brochure is full of all the information you will need to make a decision on the right tennis court and surround to make your vision become a reality.