Talbot Tennis brings you the Essential Factors regarding Tennis Court Construction

1. Important factors FOR Tennis court construction

2. Introduction • In the modern era tennis court construction has become modernized. The land needed for a tennis court has to be at least 60' wide by 120' long. An open air court ought to dependably have a 1% incline to consider legitimate seepage. • Tennis Courts, and in addition most different games courts, ought to be situated North to South to empower play while the sun is ascending in the morning and falling toward the evening. • Fencing, Windscreen, Lighting, Net Posts and Nets are all custom choices in which your own taste and spending plan are the main confinements.

3. Land CONDTION • It is very important, that if the land of the tennis court is flatter than your base cost for tennis court will be decreased. • If you are going to construct the tennis court in hilly areas it will cost you more because of the uneven piece of land. • Sometimes you have to make retaining walls as well.

4. Surface area Recommended area of single tennis court is 60’ X 120’ which consists of fence line and playing lines are 78’

5. Directions • It is very important that you need to check the direction before going to construct tennis court. • You have to look that is it compatible with the home, pool , neighbor, fencing trees and all the factors that makes your home look charming as well. • The viewing court area should be approximately 10” in width and 20” in length from the midcourt.

6. Drainage • The basic and fundamental thing is that the tough water does no deplete under the court. • This will harm your court. To handle this give some slope so you can avoid seepage.

7. Easy Access • Tennis court is mostly enjoyed by others or who are not member of your house. • The court should be accessible easily. Additional parking should be give or pedestrian should be given access as well.

8. Soil Required • While construction of tennis court we should not forget the importance of the soil being used in the court as most of the people thing that soil is soil so it doesn’t matter. • The soil used under the court will damage to the court by cracking, upheaving and settlement of the court.

9. Material It is very important to understand that in what type of court which material should be used like in clay courts, grass court and hard court surfaces.

10. Grass Court • Grass court is totally different from other courts because of the low bounce and ball stuck in the ground. • The grass court construction should be done with technique. • The underlying soil, smaller drain rocks and nutrient soil so water can flow.

11. Acrylic Cushion Courts • Acrylic cushion courts are the ones in which multiple layers are being used. • It is constructed with a typical asphalt or concrete base with several layers of rubber applied before acrylic finish.

12. Suitable material for hard courts • Firstly we have to decide according to the surface that should we use asphalt or concrete for the court. • Asphalt needs extra care. • Both asphalt and concrete are identical and plays the same.

13. Asphalt used on a court • Asphalt is aggregate rock of different sizes held together with tar and oil • According to area it is decided that how much oil will be mixed • In new courts the asphalt layer used is typically 2” and if you can go more than that the required results can’t be achieved

14. Protection • There are four drainage factors which should be considered. • Protect from Water coming off the court. • Protect from water coming from uphill areas. • Protect from the water flowing under the court. • Protect your court from Irrigation or landscaping.

15. Storage Area There should be a storage area constructed with your tennis court so you can be able to put all the stuff related to your tennis court should be placed properly.

16. Lighting Lighting is also an important factor while building a court. The lights should be installed in a way that player can see the ball clearly . You have to install the light properly.

17. Hitting Wall When you are going to start constructing your tennis court don’t forget to build a retaining wall because player can warm up by hitting the ball to the wall

18. Fencing There should be a proper fencing around the court whether it is metallic fence or with trees This is very important factor of building a tennis court.

19. Conclusion For building a tennis court you must hire a professionals who will construct a tennis court according to your expectations We are providing the quality services of tennis court construction to schools, cities, tennis and country clubs If you want to design a single court or multiple courts, new or renovate the older one we always provide you the best services