Agree users and court requirements
Establish the intended players, level of use and relevant sporting requirements before setting out. Include usable space outside the markings and access for teams. A shared court needs a measured plan for every intended sport.
Resolve the surface and net equipment
The floor or prepared ground must suit the proposed use and site conditions. Coordinate net posts, sleeves, foundations and removable equipment with the base before finishing. For outdoor courts, consider drainage and nearby boundaries.
Make a shared venue understandable
Distinct line colours, practical equipment storage and an operating timetable help users share a facility. Lighting, circulation and maintenance arrangements should be included in the scope. Specify whether the quotation covers only markings and equipment or complete court construction.
BEFORE YOU BUILD
Common project questions.
Can throwball and volleyball share a court?
A measured plan should compare their layouts, equipment and clearances. Shared use must be designed, rather than assumed.
Can an existing surface be reused?
Its condition, levels, dimensions and equipment fixing requirements need assessment.