Fencing
Traditional tennis court fencing is generally one of two options:
- Chain link
- Wooden with windscreen
Chain link can be galvanized or powder coated. Galvanized has a silver finish whereas powder coated can be your color preference. Fence fabric on tennis courts are usually either galvanized, green, or black. Click to view our chain link colors photo gallery.
Wooden fences tend to be stained black or treated with a more natural tone. The windscreen that is attached is usually black or green but comes in a variety of visibility choices. These can be viewed in the catalog/windscreen area of the website. Click to view our wooden fence photo gallery.
A custom logo can be applied to the windscreen.
You can click to see the different layouts including angled or rounded corners, as well as dropping the height on the sides of the court.
10 and Under Tennis
10 and Under Tennis using the QuickStart Tennis play format takes a new and better approach to introducing kids to the game. Balls are lower in compression; they bounce lower and don't play as fast. This allows kids time to get to the ball and helps them develop their strokes. Racquets are sized for small hands and the courts are smaller. All of the above equals more fun and less frustration for the player. Full sized courts can be reconfigured to accommodate up to six 36' courts and one 60' court.
Lighting
Proper environmental lighting provides brilliant illumination for players and fans, while at the same time reducing the impact the lighting may have on surrounding residents and the quality of their nightime environment. Environmental lighting helps reduce glare, light spillage, and sky glow.
Click to view our lighting examples portfolio.
Click to view lighting configuration options.
Indoor Courts
Indoor court facilities provide a comfortable setting for play during extreme weather conditions. Covered, rather than enclosed facilities, are sometimes preferred in more mild climates to reduce operational costs. A great example of a covered tennis court facility is the George C. Meyer Tennis Center in Orange Beach, FL
Shady Courts
A Shady court is a prefabricated awning which hangs on a 10' fence system, usually over a bench, to provide a cool spot during a hot, sunny day. See some Shady Court examples.
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