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Pickleball court construction

Acrylic and cushioned courts to official dimensions, indoors or out. The smallest footprint in racquet sport.

Four courts in one tennis footprint

Four courts in one tennis footprint

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.

  • Four courts fit in one tennis court footprint
  • Textured acrylic for paddle-sport grip
  • Non-volley zone marked to official spec
  • Conversion option — overlay lines on an existing court
Pickleball specification
ItemSpecification
Court size13.41 m × 6.10 m
Total area18.3 m × 9.1 m with run-off
Non-volley zone2.13 m from the net
Net height0.86 m at centre
SurfaceTextured acrylic / cushioned
Coating4–6 layer system
BaseConcrete or bituminous
StandardUSAPA / IFP dimensions

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Surface options

Four systems, chosen by site

Which one is right depends on rainfall, hours of play and what is already on the ground.

Acrylic court for pickleball surfaces
System 01

Acrylic court

The standard build. Textured for grip, UV-stable.

Cushioned acrylic for pickleball surfaces
System 02

Cushioned acrylic

Rubber underlayer for comfort on high-use club courts.

Modular tiles for pickleball surfaces
System 03

Modular tiles

Fast to install and relocate. Good for temporary venues.

Line overlay for pickleball surfaces
System 04

Line overlay

Convert an existing tennis or badminton court with new lines.

Common questions

Pickleball FAQ

Can I convert my tennis court?
Yes. Four pickleball courts fit inside one tennis court, or you can simply overlay lines for shared use.
Indoor or outdoor?
Both work. Outdoor courts use a UV-stable acrylic; indoor courts can use cushioned PU or vinyl.
How long does construction take?
Two to three weeks on an existing base, four to six with new concrete.
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  • Free site inspection across the North-East
  • Written specification before you commit
  • One contractor from base to handover