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Tennis court construction

Acrylic hard courts, synthetic grass and clay surfaces built to ITF dimensions, with the pace of play you specify.

The surface sets the pace of the game

The surface sets the pace of the game

Tennis surfaces are graded by how fast the ball comes off them. A hard court plays quick and rewards a big serve; clay slows the ball and lengthens rallies; synthetic grass sits in between and needs the least upkeep.

The choice is not only about play. Rainfall, sun exposure, how many hours a day the court runs and who maintains it all point to different surfaces.

  • ITF-graded surfaces from fast to slow
  • Correct fall for drainage without affecting bounce
  • UV-stable acrylic that holds colour in Indian sun
  • Full court package — fencing, net posts, lighting
Tennis specification
ItemSpecification
Court size23.77 m × 10.97 m (doubles)
Singles width8.23 m
Total areaMinimum 34 m × 17 m with run-off
Net height0.914 m at centre
SurfaceAcrylic / synthetic grass / clay
Coating6–8 layer acrylic system
BaseConcrete or bituminous
Fall1:100 for surface drainage

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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 hard court for tennis surfaces
System 01

Acrylic hard court

Multi-layer acrylic. Fast, low maintenance, the most common choice.

Cushioned acrylic for tennis surfaces
System 02

Cushioned acrylic

Added rubber layer for player comfort on high-use courts.

Synthetic grass for tennis surfaces
System 03

Synthetic grass

Sand-filled short-pile turf. Softer, quieter, very low upkeep.

Clay court for tennis surfaces
System 04

Clay court

Traditional slow surface. Beautiful to play on, demands daily care.

Common questions

Tennis FAQ

Which surface suits Indian conditions?
Acrylic hard court for most sites — it handles heat and monsoon and needs the least attention. Synthetic grass if you want a softer, quieter court.
How long does a tennis court take?
Around four to six weeks including base curing, surfacing and line marking, weather permitting.
What lighting do I need for night play?
Six to eight LED floodlights on 6–9 m poles, delivering 300–500 lux for club play.
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Tell us about the ground

Send the sport, the area and the location. We come back with a specification and a number — after a site inspection, not a guess.

  • Free site inspection across the North-East
  • Written specification before you commit
  • One contractor from base to handover