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Fencing

Tennis court surround fencing is fairly standard, but there are choices that can be made when considering a court.

Galvanised Angle Iron Post

The most basic is the standard galvanised angle iron post system. This can be primed and painted, however more attractive and ready-coated is our powder-coated tubular system. Either system usually has a standard galvanised-core, PVC-coated chain link netting attached by means of line wires. The standard height is 2.75 metres, but 3.65 metres is available for all or just part of the court. Any height can be made to order, however, this can be disproportionately expensive. 

Tubular Powder-Coated

The majority of domestic tennis court surround fences are of a more attractive tubular design. The posts are galvanised and powder coated, either black or green, and most have a lowered section along part of one (or sometimes both) sides.  This opens up the court and is much more aesthetically pleasing. It also feels less like playing in a cage.  Normally, a low section has a gate in it. However, full-height gates are also available elsewhere in the fence

Welded Mesh System

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If the requirement is for a Multi-Use-Games-Area (MUGA), or if it is simply a tennis court on which other sports are to be played, such as hockey or soccer, a chain-link surround will not be robust enough.  In this case, a welded mesh system can be installed. This is usually fixed to uprated square-section posts and can act as a rebound section at the lower part of the fence. There is a greater range of heights and specifications for these systems, and options such as recessed soccer/hockey goals, and basketball systems can be installed.  As before, gates can be installed as required and depending on the surface type, double-leaf gates may installed to allow maintenance machinery to gain access to the court.

Large Diameter + Top Rail

For maximum durability, especially in windy areas or where you may want to add wind screening, we strongly recommend opting for an uprated fencing system using larger-diameter fence posts and a top rail to ensure a sturdy and durable construction. By using these components, the fencing system can withstand the increased forces exerted by the wind, providing a secure framework for the screening material and increasing the longevity of the court.

Centennial Style

The Centennial tennis court fencing offers a perfect blend of style, function, and durability. It’s an ideal choice for those who have invested considerable effort in landscaping their gardens and are seeking a fencing solution that not only provides safety and security but also complements and enhances the overall garden design.

Practice Wall

Enhance your tennis game with practice wall fencing. Designed to maximise your training sessions, these durable fencing systems create a perfect rebound surface for consistent and precise shots. Great for coordination improvement and sharpening your skills.

New Court Study

We have done extensive work in many different areas from school and colleges to local authorities and tennis clubs.

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