Creating a volleyball court using Maverick Interlocking PP (polypropylene) tiles is a great choice for indoor or outdoor play. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you set up your volleyball court:

Choose the Location: Select a flat, even surface for your volleyball court. This could be indoors in a gymnasium or outdoors on a paved or leveled surface.
Measure the Area: Determine the dimensions of your volleyball court. A standard volleyball court is 30 feet wide and 60 feet long for competitive play, but you can adjust the size based on your available space and needs.
Prepare the Surface: Ensure the surface is clean and free of debris. If you're outdoors, consider leveling the ground and installing a drainage system to prevent water accumulation.
Order Maverick Interlocking PP Tiles: Calculate the number of tiles you need based on the dimensions of your court. Maverick Interlocking PP Tiles come in various colors and designs, so choose the ones that suit your preferences.
Install the Tiles: Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installing the interlocking tiles. Typically, you'll start at one corner of the court and work your way across, interlocking the tiles securely as you go. Ensure that the tiles are aligned properly and fit tightly together to create a smooth surface.
Mark the Boundaries: Once the tiles are installed, use tape or paint to mark the boundaries of the volleyball court. The standard dimensions for a volleyball court are 30 feet wide and 60 feet long, with boundary lines 2 inches wide.