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Pickleball Courts

A compact court. A quick game. A whole new way to connect. Discover pickleball court solutions planned around clear markings, a suitable playing surface and the distinctive layout that makes every rally count.

Pickleball court REFLECTA STRUCTURES · PICKLEBALL COURTS
OVERVIEW PICKLEBALL COURTS

Small-court dimensions. Big opportunities to play.

Pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton and table tennis in a paddle sport played across a net with a perforated ball. Its distinctive court layout includes service areas and a non-volley zone, commonly known as the kitchen, near the net.

A well-planned pickleball facility brings these markings, the net position and the playing surface together. Whether the project is a dedicated court or part of a shared sports area, the layout should reflect the intended users and available space.

WHAT DEFINES THE COURT

Designed around the details of pickleball

Pickleball has its own distinctive playing zones and equipment requirements. Clear planning helps players recognise the court and enjoy the game.

01

The non-volley zone

The kitchen is the seven-foot zone on either side of the net. Its boundary markings must be clear so players can identify the area and follow the rules of play.

02

Service court markings

Plan the centre line, service areas and sidelines to create clearly defined playing zones for singles and doubles.

03

Net & posts

Position the net and posts to suit the intended court layout, with appropriate installation and surrounding clearances.

04

Consistent playing surface

Consider surface uniformity, traction, drainage and upkeep to support regular recreational or organised play.

LAYOUT & CONFIGURATION

Make the most of your available space

A standard pickleball playing area measures 20 feet wide by 44 feet long for both singles and doubles. Additional surrounding space is important for player movement and access. The full site layout should be checked before construction.

SURFACE & SITE CONDITIONS

A playing surface suited to your setting

The right surface depends on whether the court is indoors or outdoors, how frequently it will be used and the conditions of the site.

01

Outdoor acrylic systems

Purpose-designed acrylic sports surfacing may be considered for outdoor courts when the substrate and site are suitable.

02

Indoor court surfaces

Indoor installations should use a suitable sports-floor system selected for the building, playing requirements and maintenance plan.

03

Base preparation

Check levels, surface regularity and the condition of the underlying base before selecting and installing the surface.

04

Drainage & upkeep

Outdoor court planning should account for water runoff, weather exposure, cleaning and routine surface maintenance.

WHERE IT BELONGS

Bring people together through play

Pickleball can suit a variety of shared recreation environments. Its court format makes it an option to explore for venues looking to add another paddle-sport activity to their facilities.

PLAN YOUR PICKLEBALL COURT

Four decisions to make before installation

Start with the site and intended use. These details help establish the court layout, surface requirements and equipment needed for the project.

01 Available space Confirm the playing area, surrounding clearances, circulation and access.
02 Surface & base Assess the substrate, site levels, indoor or outdoor conditions and drainage needs.
03 Markings & net Plan the service areas, kitchen markings, net position and required court equipment.
04 Future use Consider expected playing frequency, maintenance, lighting and any additional courts.
LET'S PLAN YOUR COURT

Make space for the next rally.

Tell us about your site, intended users and whether you are planning a dedicated pickleball court or a multi-court recreation facility. We can discuss suitable options for your project.

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