A pickleball court is a fraction of the size of a tennis court, which is why clubs are converting. One tennis court will take four pickleball courts with proper run-off between them.
The surface is the same acrylic system used for tennis, textured for grip. The difference is in the line marking and the non-volley zone.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Court size | 13.41 m × 6.10 m |
| Total area | 18.3 m × 9.1 m with run-off |
| Non-volley zone | 2.13 m from the net |
| Net height | 0.86 m at centre |
| Surface | Textured acrylic / cushioned |
| Coating | 4–6 layer system |
| Base | Concrete or bituminous |
| Standard | USAPA / IFP dimensions |
Which one is right depends on rainfall, hours of play and what is already on the ground.
The standard build. Textured for grip, UV-stable.
Rubber underlayer for comfort on high-use club courts.
Fast to install and relocate. Good for temporary venues.
Convert an existing tennis or badminton court with new lines.
Send the sport, the area and the location. We come back with a specification and a number — after a site inspection, not a guess.