Court size, kitchen, line width and how much space you need.
| Measurement | Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| Court length | 13.41 m | 44 ft |
| Court width | 6.10 m | 20 ft |
| Non-volley zone (kitchen) from net | 2.13 m | 7 ft |
| Net height, sideline / centre | 0.914 m / 0.864 m | 36 in / 34 in |
| Line width | 50 mm | 2 in |
| Minimum playing surface (with run-off) | 9.1 x 18.3 m | 30 x 60 ft |
Measurements are taken to the outside edge of the perimeter and kitchen lines. For the tape machine, see the line marking cheat sheet.
Pickleball court with the 7 ft kitchen. Dimensions to the outside edge of the lines.
A pickleball court is 20 ft by 44 ft (6.10 x 13.41 m) for both singles and doubles. Measurements are taken to the outside edge of the lines.
The non-volley zone, or kitchen, extends 7 ft (2.13 m) from the net on each side, measured to the outside edge of the kitchen line. The kitchen lines are part of the kitchen.
Lines are 2 inches (50 mm) wide and should contrast clearly with the playing surface.
Yes. Many tennis courts are also lined for pickleball, in a different colour from the tennis lines. In the designer, choose tennis on synthetic grass and turn on pickleball infill to see it.
The playing surface should be at least 9.1 x 18.3 m (30 x 60 ft) for a single court. Our standard single-court slab is 20 x 10 m with fencing.
Design it online in a few minutes, then send it through and we'll come back with straightforward pricing.