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HOW TO BUILD A TENNIS COURT

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How to measure for screen?


In order to measure a normal fence, pull a tape from the outside tension bar to the outside tension bar of your fence. No panel should be longer than 50-60 feet. Standard fences run 3, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 20 feet tall. Measure from the valley of the top diamond to the valley of the bottom diamond for height. Some gap maybe wanted due to extra expense of adding on to standard material sizes i.e.- 8' fence may take 7'6" material which is a standard size instead of what might be measured as 7'8" or a 10' fence may take the standard 9' material. Any panel over 7'6" needs a center tab or tape to divide the height, sometimes more than one. Tabs are hog-ringed on while tapes are run through with wire-rope. Tabs are not as tight but are much easier to install. Our outside binding tape comes either white or black and is grommeted with brass washers every foot. To install, attach the top corners and bottom corners. Then the sides, the top, the bottom, and last the tab or tape.
Green Open Mesh installed on a fence with hogrings. Note how the screen does not start from the very top of the fence but in the valley where the diamonds meet.
How to build a tennis court?

The best advice comes from the USTA and the U.S. Tennis Court & Track Builders Association. A slab for tennis is hard to build so use someone who has built a court before. Make sure there is a lot of rebar for cement so cracking does not happen. The cement should be of hi gh quality with good drainage so popping does not occur. Below are a few web pages of note.

A page to purchase TENNIS COURTS - A CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL

General guidelines for building a court


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